Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-11
Foreign News.
THZ ZATE2E QUESTION.

rus restores to Russia liberty Of sc:ioo. l;b.
objec! is to cooperate in the nsic.eo:c.. n
order AID The attainment Of da's:.: 80
equitable solution Of the Easteyo q1=.:i:a =,
feet vii! be welcomed az 40 suzIs,7. ....,-
rate, Russia will regulate her stti.r!: b7,...
of England.
Advic=s from Ragusa state tn: Il, Pr.
objects to Montenegro establishing tire lie.
demarcatiou for the a,nissiea CO ,Ls t.:: =.
uti possidetis.
A renewal of ho=tiities be:B=eo Tr:.s?a.i
Montenegro is imminent.
The latest official inte!!i2ecc, !ron A5,;.,
opls shows that complete urG@,s:.ctlc,l -.
been arrived at bet1eeo the Rus:iao H.,
quarters and the Turkish delegates.
The further reply from Russia to tn. -:
TRAN Invitation to tie Coof.enc. ;tt,.
tina, i, is The Intention Of Rzs:;s %. I, rs.~..
the discussion Of certain p5ic:: il the p,c ~,
nary conditions. 10 spite Of tb=se :e:crys:!5:.
it is considered certaiu 10 Au:.iau cEic!., n,
| cies that the Coo.eretce vii! uee;. slth,y,l
the same confidence dos u, eg:; a:,2..,.
| isfactor yresult
The rumors that the peac: pEt.iu:3.:g.
contain secre. clauses relating u tie S,,.r.
the limits Of Bulgaria aod 40 ai.iauca t::T;..
Russia and Turkey are denied, although ii.
understood that the majority OF tha Tu,:.t
Ministry favor 40 aIiiaDee.
Prince Gortschakoff has n9tif.d tie Posi-.
that since the Eog=h Cabinc: has rc:57e!,,
seod feet to Coo=.antiuop.c, os;co.1.y :.
protect the Christians, Russia also c11icn. .,c.
occupying Constautloople from the and VI.
the same object
The authorities Of the Back SEA p9:;: h,,s
removed all restrictions 90 tue cypor; 81 sf;Io
and provisions.
The Turkish forces have tv.cua:ei Villa
| Rustchucs, Siiistra, BeIgradSctlk ard liz,
roum, and have Withdrawn from the CRU.
Chekmejeb lines to lice fe0n h9j9l Cats
mejsh to Akbunar. The NEURAL z,ra i tw:.y.
| miles broad.
The British feet has %. set pa::el Ii.
| DArdanellas.
It is runored that the Porte, 10 Du,s11.:,
of agreement with Russia, will decline t. ,aLi
a delegate to the conference.
Prince Gorischakof Insists oa p!:sii.asa:
the conference, aod Austria i iGc1ai {, Z.
quiesce.
Austria is disposed to have the fzinr O, IT..
| duration of the Russian occupation Q: Ba c.Ei
referred to the conference.
Three Austrian man Of war nave Iee0 o:II.I
to the Bosphorus. Italian vessels are a. GOT.
there.
a pumber of Russian sailors have gouo o;y..
land to the Sea of Marmora to man certain Tux
| ish meo of war which are about Ia b. IL,
rendered.
10 the evsot of rupture Of the aruis:ce IT,
| Turks could DOT reoccupy the Coostaut!nop.'
| bo ~ m
until the end OF three days notice Of thei'
sumption of hostilitics. Preparations aIe M
log to defend the Interior lincs
A ST. Petersburg correspondent tc.elCa,h,
as follows Notwithstanding Lord DarbystI
| plantations. the sending OF the feet to C0l::la
linopIc and the Parliamentary vote Of tr.".
have produced profound inprcs,lJu h,r..
Some think that these acts constitute Tree.
Of neutrality justifying immediate Wat. Fo;n
nateIy the Government has DOT ad0pt@ is.
view, but is sincerely DESTROYS OF ar0.dloe Grlh
er complications. Ii would be dangerous, hj".
ever, to impose on this conciatory spirit. VIZ
| the general public, war with England would b.
very popular, and 10 the small circle Of tL5-a
who Influence the foreign policy OF Rl.st,eT
eral urge strong measures.
| The moment is critical. Even slnpc va;
Of tact on the part OF the British Cab;ue. mil
| have momentous eoDscquaGcas.
A Vienna correspondent contirms th" ',Gl.
that British action has produced q serious III.
press in both Barlin and ST. Petersburg. L
questioned whether the Porte, by adm,HD'
foreign men OF war, does not give Russia t..
right to march on CODstantnopls. Al E.5y
| depend on which power ca3 telegraph the So:
est to the seat of war. If the Russians, The:
| may bring in6ueLc, to bear on the Porte toiy
fuse passage to the British feet Dspsttie.
| from CoustantiDople received Saturday nIg@I
deny that the Porte has granted pcrmI=.!oo,
which looks as though England had applied tx
fresh frnan. 1t is rumorcd that Austria Is
Instructed her Ambassador, Count Itchy, t.
apply for frman to admit Austrian vessel
if tho Eoglish feet is admitted.
LONDON, Feb. ll.-Littlc confidence untii L
is officially confirmed should be placed 10 til.
markings Daily News Berlin dispatch. statnt
| thatPrince Gortschako # has notified the PoweEs
that since England has resolved to send G2Nto
Constaninople osteusibly to protect ChristI1r>,
Russia also contemplates occuDyln the city ircu
land with the same object. Other adVices d!
rect from st. Petersburg are quite TO the ca.
trary. The semi official Journal De- St. Peter,
burg yesterday published very temporal 81,
ticle commenting % the dispatch Of the Bf-t
feet. The article says AS far as Russia =
concerned we think this measure ought not .
mako her deviate from the policy she has hlt'!'
erto followed. Lorg before the last inciltn:s
which now bring the English feet into the Va
ters ofConstaDtinople that eventually was f)Fc
seen and was made the subject of inslruct!o1'
to the Russian commander 10 chief. II We are
we'll informed these instructions directed thati1
case the Ottoman Capital should be occnn'ci
by the Imperial troops and a British fleet
should appear before the city, that the i:'i
should be received with all tho consideralIoH
due to friendly power, and that if the nee,
siy for protecting the lives aud properly q
British subjects should cause troops to BE- Ia2i'
cd. these should be regarded as welcome
auXiliares for the maintenance Of order as Io0E
as their activity was conGocd to that purpo'S'
Now that the Eoglish feet is approaching Co..
stantinople and has there given rendezvous %
fleets of the other great Powers We may assume
that the same courtesy will be maintained be-
tween the naval and land forces Of the different
States, if they should meet on Turkish sol
Sixtee1 mouths ago THIS measure "es proposed