Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-06

Eae]and has not abandoned her claim 10 regard
70 The submission Of the whole traa!y. but has
ct mos. consented to enter into an exchanging |
of IDEAS concerning tho merits ut the treaty |
while the rcuruarlers TO Il ID II formula TOR tn |
coneress coutinue The lew days delay 10 %.
tanning any Dew renewal Ct n2gclat'ous Is fX'
nlaiocd be the supposition hat negotiations 90
the above topic, and on the withdrawal from
Copstantnope re proceeding sinultsneousl5,
an that the understanding about one will &c
dpcn on that arrived OF about the other.
A Vienna correspondent c3oErms the re
mort that an agreement has been reached be-
tween the Industries relative TO the Austrian
Hungarian compromise. There seems TO tie
some doubt as to whether the Parlsaments Will
ratify the compromise; bat the balance oil oIlA'
ion is that they will.
The Turks have not even deemed the otirr
which the Russians apparently made to retire
beyond Tcbatalkia sufficient compensation Ter
the evacuation If the fortress:
They point to the other uohlled treaty sllpu'
lations, such as tho nCo return OF the ottoman
prisoners and the constant reinforcement OF the
Russian army, only the sick and wounded beng
sent home, and allcgc that part of the Russian
IAsiatio) army has already landed at Buyas.----
| The Turks arc unlikely to yield easily 10 regard
to the iortresscs.
Count Courte Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
in the Italian Senate On Saturday, said: The
news received during the past two days encour
aged hopes of The maintenance of pecc,. HE
| government were not chargeable with excessive
| timiditv, but Italy had 90 need TO be Constant
| ~ apitatiug an order 10 malnan her position
as great power. The government would not
fail 10 protect the Interests Of the country While
| maintaining scrupulous mpartlaity. Inc Sen
ate unanimously passed vote OF coLtlicDcc.
| LONDON, May CA special dispatch from
| CoOstsptinople to the lines, dated May 9Th,
saws: "Sadyk Pasha, President Of the Turkish
| Council of Ministers, and SaiVet PaSha, Minis
ter Of Foreign Atfats. had long Interview
with Gen. Todleben yesterday. Gen. Todcben
to. day visited Bugukderc with his staff and ex-
anined the coast Of the Bosphorus.
AS evidence that nothing stirring IS likely 10
occur for few days the correspondent at Vienna
of The Times says that Count Apdrassy will
leave to day for Syria 90 shooting excursion:
The report 10 the Times Of India, mentioned
10 these dispatches last night, that an exped!'
ton will sail for the SutZ refers to the txpedl'
ton that has already sailed.
ST. PETERSBURG, May Count Schouva'
loft, the Russian Ambassador at London, is ex-
pected 10 this city this week. Much Importance
is attached to his visit. 1t is understood that
he will stay here about two weeks.
LONDON, May 6.-Whlc the general politI.
cal situation is unchanged, and the course ol
the negotiations between ST. Petersburg and
London continues uDeveotlul, there il 20 lack
of important incident. "At Cora:antinoplo"
the Daily News says Another palace rcvo.
luton Is threatened. The conspirators for the
overthrow Of Sultan Abdul Hamii aad the
accession Of Murad, or somebody else actually
fixed one day last week for he attempt but
fear of Russian interference caused change OF
their plans and the consplratots say that they
must wait until the Russians 70. 1t - difficult
to say what would BE- the attitude OF the Ru'-
siaos in case of revolution, but there Is great
danger that the Russian and Ecg'lsh troops
would come toto collision III such an
event. Eoglist influence is now believed
to be uppermost 10 the couasals Of the Sultan,
who, between Mr. Llyard. the British Anlbas.
sador, pulling one way, and the ltusslana The
, other, has any anything but pleasant time.
The msi,rity Of the pashas aud all of the State
ministers are against the Sultan and the people
are sulen and discoDtentcd. There hive been
violent speeches against the tax on bread, which
is now at famine prices The pashas are all
ready to fly at each others threats. Oiman
Pasba, for instance, is cursed on all sides By The
other pashas as fool, and by some Is L traitor.
Without either Eaglish or Russian support the
Sultan could not stay on tho throne another
day.
| Sultan Abdul lamid succeeded hlurad, his
elder BROTHER who was dcposcd August 81,
1876. The same correspondent says: "Sadyk
pysha is certain not to remain CHIEF OF tho min
istly long, thought it is difficult to see what
English Influence would gain by hls overthrow.
1t it is true, as all the correspondents ut the
Turkish cariLal agree that the present Cabinet
msnlests British tendencies even more lrankIV
than their predecessors. Suoh friendly mlni'
lestalioDs may he blind however.
The Daily News ConsiantDOpe aorrcspon'
dent also says: II have just heard that the
Porte has cent note TO thn powers maintaining
that it caunot cvacuatc Shumla, VorDn and
Batoun, unlil the Russians retire, and accord.
ing to tho treaty Of San Stcfano the surrender
of Adrianople. The Russians of course main.
tain the counter proposition that they cannot
withdraw until tho Turks tvaculn the for
tresseR,'
LONDON, May 6.-Thc coming week will be
an unusually busy one at tho English sIscDals
and dock Yards Ship owners who hitherto
have been privileged to berth their vessels in
proximity TO the admiralty mooriug, opposite
the 7ctualug yard, at Depford, have re
oeived notice to remove them by to-day, as all
tho room available is to bc reserved for trans
ports. The reports Of recruiting officers for The
past month show remarkable increase in the
number of enlistments for the army and the in
crease is still advancing at steady rate.
LONDON May G-Coutinucd fighting is re.
ported about Haskoi, the scene Of the Pomak
insulreotion.
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