Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-23
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?accn: ,!o!agi,cIcut 0! ;hc Third BEgaia nl3T'
q? :uj~sf u1::! tt:>y lo;:rL themselves c3Gl
| iroG;ci - SGrc,gsi1; ila2a I'll lntTcuchment.
I. :u.a, Whtn reli:ipg, IL accorlarcc with CT
ivg, they "@rc a@v>r.ly handled. Mai. Birch,
:: 10 cvcl!lsHGcl, ard Lieut.. Fitzgerald were
killed, ard lieutenant AID over twenty Scp0ys
aJi four artillery asa we're wounded.
\ ;;s4a!ch, dated Jemrcod, Friday, sey9 :
The garrison Ct Nj Mu:jil has Boiled precip
i:atciy, icayicg aim:, food, twenty one cannon,
| AID i5riy or ii:y WtuGact Il Considerable
:umbo. CT prisoners have beer taken, and it Is
reported that the Afghan commander l5 among
!!itG. Considerable firing Was heard up the
! pass this (t!idGy) morning in the direction Of
Tyler turning force. 1t is believed that The
| h:gtaE3 are Tot IN 4 condition to make any
| iuGtha: rlsiStarco.
| = irigse telegram received in London cst
| mates the killed and wounded in he operations
| ia hhYber Pass Ct zoo. Tha number Is pr2ba
| biz exaggerated.
| a dispatch i.orl TIL! reports lha: the khu.
| ium column has formed great camp at Fort
I[9pigarcs. Tie cavalry and portion CT the
! iai4alry all artillery have pushed forward
III: niles further 70 !lazarsplr The lahabi-
/ t.o;s Gf he Wiley are friendly arA arc hyoguR
il supplies freely.
Count Audra;sy, tho Austro Iiuogalao PIE
| MIR. his iulolmrt the delegations that rriCce
| l!4b.nGff, TIC i!u;slan Ambassador at uou;tan-
: l!aopic. {! ciar@a 10 the Porto that Ess! Rot
| ieiia would only be evacuated three mOuths
! 2:@er tho Petite ;iEntd treaty replacing he
| treaty G! So SteiGno. .iuitya5 views being
asked b. several powers, she Gcellrcd that tbs
| treaty vas Russo turkish affair, bnt that the
pnsfpGus meut ol the evacuation OF E.st R0u
lHeIli. Wa contrary to the treaty OF BcrElp.
EHSsia admitted this view, and dilavowcd
PGluce Labancf'j declaration. Russia has
| size: emphasized her wish to conscioulijusIg
execute he !reaty Ct B:iIin, only demanding
| !i1! Inc Porte shall do likewise. The expecIa
ion taat the Porte will 60 80 is Justified by the
benefits ste derives lrain he treaty.
\ Cispaich from Gops!antuopIe says the
Turkish Ambassador to Russia will tako to ST.
Petersburg letter ircn The Sultan thanking
the Cz.r Tor his promise to observe the Berlin
;rcsiy s;lruiatioos, and begging him 10 STOP
the Naot Guuian inSurreciioG.
A. Ho!lin dispatch says Gercra! Kaufman has
delivered q costly sword 10 Mundsha NOLAN
med ilas9a::, ch;;f ct the Afghan lrgation at
TashkcEd, to be transmitted through him 10
TIC Amer Of CaGul When presenting the
sword General Kaufman delivered the following
address
"ily il!ustliouJ sovtrci 90, IL whose empire the
Sliu Ecy2T sa!s and whose raised lager causes
lIll0us ct soldiers 10 take up arms, SENDS this
pcig OF friendship and uEchanging affection
10 his fricad ard ally, TIE DoJlc and chiv47tus
tu;tf ct the AtshaGs and D.loocbtca. History
t:,ci:ea ihat Russia ever c5pou5as a uSt c&u,ci
dat she has always kno@n how to protect her
allies ION the attacks eli aDy enemy, however
powerful Whoever sides with Russia need uot
~: tia: a hair OF tis head vii! be figured. TIE
po:7ar 81 the Russian sword ia great. This is
f.;t knuun to he enemies oil Russia as we'll as
tt Der allies. May God protect aid preserve
Ie W. powerful sovcTeigna, the Car aud the
A:.2s:. May G2d rrAmote The welfare Of the
tHo allied countries to tho bancfit of Aig hans,
Euasians. aod humanity st large. Msy the
echo .! tb2s: words awaken consolation and
hope where oppression and Tyranny are para
mount.
The blade Of The sword has tho following 10.
@aeip.on in The Persian tongue May God
give thee victory over the in6dcIs.
: Paris dispatch aa5s: Tho cooditious CT
tic duel between N. Ganhctta aad Nj. dc
Fc:'ton provided only for one exchange Of
.hHis. 1T The conclusion the seconds shock !
t:od., the E!icc pals lifted their bats, and all
LETT he erouods. R:h:d pistols We're used.
The conditions 6 the duel, single FIRE at
dirty i've PAGES, reunds one Of The barIclqle
encounter tt the Vaudeville Theatre vito |
sw3ris at ten pacos. Tao daal will excite
iaus;.te sad sprDTIse, and will add nothing to
the rerutaioG OF tho parties. AZ NJ. dc -Four |
ion had tie choice Of weapons, his seconds
pTobatlg laid dcwa the coudtiona.
Il. d5 Etu;ton, in speech 10 the Chamber
6! D&r;i:.s DC Moalay, said : "If [ had done
ny 'sr;,ie Gu:Y you, the Left, would net be
sItlios Whctn gtu arc" Tha republicans arc
greatly excited at this threat Of q cup G'etat,
aai the talk of lairGschiGg tic de Bcoella Min
s:TY !s revived.
\ correspondent Of tho Loudon Times says
Tho Gu5.ia mus know exactly what was this
iuig which would have paraiJZod the viii OF
he ne!iau. The Cabinet Of the l6:h cf May
s i,!cdged by the wards Of NJ. dc F0urton. /!
ne DSIs;sis in irving 10 cvade the Jurisdiction Of