Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-17


| ish convention causes Us much anxiety AID
opportunity will not be wanting to set forth
quietly and at length the grounds OF our dis
trust aud repuguance.
MISCELLANEOUS.
After reaching his residence in London, yes
terdaY, Lord Beacons6eld 10 response to repeat
ed calls from the crowd, appeared at window
and thanked ,hono For bio reception. He said
Lord Salisbury and himself had brought back
peace, bu! peace be hoped with honor such
az would satisfy the sovereign and the country.
Charles Marvin the copying clerk 10 the
treaty department of the Foreign OH1ce, charg
ed with stealing copy Of the Salisbury.S chou
yaloff agreement and forwarding it to the Globe,
has been discharged, the Judge declaring that
the evidence for the prosecution afforded 90
ground for the commttal of the accused.
A dispatch from London says: The pail
makers, to the plumber of 10000. in the Cd
Hill, Dudley Row!ey, and Hales Owen district
have struck for an advance OF 80 per cent on
their wages. Ten thousand more will join the
strike by the end of the week.
The general parliamentary elections 10 Aus'ro
Hungary have been fixed Tor the 4:h and l5:h
Of August CanvassDg is already quite active,
especially in Hungary, where the opposition
party CRY is sympathy Tor Turkey and condem.
nation Of the Bosnian occupation. Herr lisa,
The Hungarian Premier. yesterday made a
great speech TO his constituents at DebraezIn,
warmly uphodng the government s toreIgn
policy, and arguing that The BJs1lan cccupa
tions will be the death blow to Paos!a7lc 10
trigues Oh that part OF Turkey which IS SO
n.asonistc to Hungarian Interests a"a Syn
patbics.
A correspondent at Rome states that in
MONDAYS consi5tory an archbishop was precon
pizad for the See If Naples 10 defiance Ct the
King right Of appointment.
NJ. Maurice JOY, the Well known Rad CT!
advocate OF Paris, has committed suicide.
The miners Of Auzin, which contains tbs
largest collierics Of France, have struck work.
Precautions have been taken 10 prevent threat
ened disturbances.
LONDON, July l7.-Radicai agitation 10 l.aFy
against Ausria's gains at Berlin aud 10 favor
Of ACQUISITION Of the TreDino ct cetcra, IS be-
coming so prominent that the government is
anprehepsiVe Of it's { feet on Austrian susoap!l.
bilities. The manifesto published 10 the Dlrettc,
the ministerial journaI, declaring that the
Anglo Turkish convention causes us much snI'
iety, and opportunity will not be wanted to set
| forth quietly and at length the grounds OF our
| dstrust and repuguance" is an attempt to turn
public attention from the dangerous subject OF
| Austria success to that of the English acqnl.
sition of Cyprus the discussion ct which 10 not
likely to trouble, especially as the manifesto
| declares that Italy could not at Berlin aud can
not elsewhere attempt TO ElGder the British
| action which all the other powers accepted.
The commission appointed By the ambassa'
| doris at Constantinople, consisting OF the Eng.
Ill Hooc,1s r opnr,l fbn =frjc
military attache, an Italian dragoman, a Rus
sian secretay and Turkish commissioner, will
leave on Thursday in a Turkish steamer 10
investigate the alleged Russian and Bulgarian
massacres in the Rhodope district.
LONDON, July 1.-the Greeks are main.
tanning state Of Dsurrection and anarchy 10
Thessuly and Epirus, fearing that paclfication
there would enable the Turks to indefinitely
postpone compliance with the directions Of
the treaty of Berlin.
The ambassadors Of the Powers are delaying
the dispatch of Turk sh troops 10 iron clads to
the Greek coast pending the efforts u set Dip
lomacy in motion.
MADRID, July 1.-THE funeral OF the late
Queen Mercedes, Of Spain, takes place to day.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Liverpool July
meeting opened yesterday. The race for the
Liverpool cup took place to day, and was WOO
by MIR. Jordine's four year old cb. c. Srath.
more.
LONDON, July 1.-The value of house prop.
erty at Beyrout and other Syrian villages has
risen greatly in consequence of the English oc.
cupation Of Cyprus.
1t is not believed that War with Greece will
result from the angry disappointed feeling of
the Greeks at the Berlin treaty, but it is
thought that the boundary question can only
be settled upon the Intervention oftbe Powers.
Nj. Delyanpis, The Greek envoy to Berlin,
who is now in London. may be able to arrange
method for bringing the question to settle.
ment through British influence.
l. L.