Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-05
Foreign News.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

the treaty Of San Stetano. Their success Will
have the legitimate effect Of enhancing Inc
authority with which this county Will enter
upon the coming discussion.
The London Times approves the selection OF
Lords B.acous6eld and Salisbury, and says 1t
will certainly couduce to the dispatch OF busl'
ness and add weight to the CONCLUSIONS OF inc
congress, and it is, in spite of some dsadVan:
tages, probably on the whole the best that
could have been made.
All the Cabinets have accepted Germany.'s
invitation to the congress, which Is to meet 10
Berlin on the 18th inst.
A dispatch from Consantinople says an
Imperial halt has been issued appointing Sat'
vet Pasha Grand Vizier and Minister OF tor'
eipn Affairs vice Ruchd, and Phosrhore
Musapha Pasha Minister Of War, vice Nah
mond Damad Pasha The haiti recommends
that the Ministry maintain the tranquility and
security of all classes of citizens and cultivate
friendly relations with foreign powers.
The British Channel squadron has arrived
at Crete
A dispatch from Constantinople says that
the Russians have made fresh demand tor
the surrender Of the fortresses.
a Malta dispatch says 1.-The transports
here have been ordered, as precautionary
measure, to take 90 board a coa supply Tor
two weeks, and hold themselves 10 readiness to
start at six hours notics."
A Vienna correspondent says that the Ser
VANS arc co operating with tho Russians
against the Mohamedan insurgents
ST. PETERSBURG. juno 5.-Prlnce Gort-
schakoff is sufficiently recovered to 20 TO the
congress. He will be accompanied By Couot
Schouvaotf and Prince D Aubrll, the Russian
Ambassador at Berlin.
The Agence Russo says Tho presence OF
the leadiog Ministers in the congress, and the
sririt which DOW seems to animate the various
Cabinets give hope that the Eastern question
will be dealt with in a broad sense With the
object OF reaching common understanding
and consolidating the peace OF Europe. The
Emperor came to the city from rssrsk oesels on
Tuesday to advise With Prince Gortschakotf.
TIE EMPEROR OF GERMANY.
The official accounts of the Emperor co1di-
ton continue favorable. The Emperor feels
much less paio. The doctors thought it unne-
cessaly to publish bulletin at o'clock yester,
day evening, as the patients condition was
unchanged since the issuance of the bulletio 10
the morDiog. There are, of course, apprehen'
sions about the strength Of one so aged as the
Emperor to rally from such shock. 1t IS on
this account that the physicians have not at
tempted to extract the remaining pellets, which
are LODGED close 10 an artery 10 the wrist. tear
ng Inflammation, and also that further loss OF
blood would occasion serious eneebIement.
The Crown PRICE and Princess visit the In.
peror hourly.
The Cabinet counsel yesterday, at which
Prince Bismarck presided. decided to await the
result Of the Emperor's wounds before deciding
upon the measures to be adopted against the
Socialists This decision seems also to dispose
Of the rumors in regard to regency. 1t is be-
ieved that large number oil Socialists have
recently come TO Berlin. The authorities are
taking precautions against any outbreak. The
richer classes are exceedingly uneasy and fear
trouble, especially if tho Government. as anti
cipatcd, attempts any repressive legislation.
The Reichstag will probably be summoned
again shortly, aud if it again refuses TO pass an
anti Socialist bill, it will be dissolved.
Dr.. Modelling has been unconscious since his
second examination on Sunday evening. 1t
appears that Nobelng'S father and sister both
died mad.
The French Government has offered to aid
the discovery OF the Socialist with whom Dr.
Modelling corresponded.
10 regard to the condition Of the Emperor
sym ptoms Ct fever arc not expected before to
day.
The wounds in the Empcror's face arc al
ready heaiiug. lie is cheerful and has already
expressed wish to leave his bed.
The Emperor was able to be removed to
another bed yesterday. The police have made
domiciary visits to the residences Of Schopira.
Rackow, Most aud Auer, editors of the So
cialist Berlin Free Press, aud cobGscated varl.
Gus documents. The search is proceeding at
EbeIGeld for the workman who, on Sunday
morning last stated that au attempt to assassl.
nate the Emperor would be made that after
noon.
An official bulletin. issued at ten o'clock last
night, says the Emperor has been free from pain
this evening. During the day he has repeatedly
slept calmly and taken nourlshmeot with some
appetite.
BERLIN June $3.50 a. m-The Emperor
slept we'll during the night, and his condition
this morning is generally satisfactory. Ills
healthy constitution bears the shock with won
derlul strength lie was moved yesterday from
the small iron bcdstead in the unpretentlous
back room, where he usually sleeps, to larger
pallet 10 front room facing the Inter Der
Linden.
BERLIN June 5.--On learning that meas
ures were being taken to prevent noise 10
the neigbborhood Of the palace the Emperor
requested that the passage of carriages on the
opposite side of the Inter Der Linden and
through the open square be not intcrfered WITH
He is very cheerful, and his rapid recovery is
confidently expected. At the first discharge of
Modelling gun tho Emperor received seven
shots 10 the right forearm and wrist and i've 10
the head and face, but the principal portion Of
the charge was stopped by his helmet, which
is completely riddied. By the second discharge
be received about twenty shots in the left up
per arm aud shoulder and six 10 the neck. The
lolds OF his thick military cloak deadened the
effects Of this charge.
BERLIN, Juue ga decree has been issued
procIaiming regency, and nominating tho
Crown Prince, Frederick William, as regent.
The decree is signed by Emperor William and
couutersigned by Prince Bismarck. The shot
are number four and five according to the Ger.
man standard. The excitement 10 Berlin and
throughout Germany does not abate. Every
organized body 10 every town, or news