Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-24
FOREIGN NCWH.

entertained the idea that his servant aud bis
registrar had entered into conspiracy to shut
him IN in q lunalic asylum at the dead OF
a:g',t he went INTO his servants room, armed
with razor, and cut bin 10 The beck and also
severely in tito stomach. He then lett him
aud proceeded to the registrars room. The
registrar, hearing noISc, started up. SEEING a
Iarec pillow, he closed with It's assalant and
shouted for help.
"rhc people ip the hotel were alarmed, and
inn}jv the judge was disarmed and shut up II
a strcup room Of the convent, az there was no
asylun IN the place. Since his confinement,
the Judge has attempted TO destroy hlmseil.
lie will be placed in an asylum at BRACES. Tho
government has already taken steps to hi his
place on the hcHci1,
Another letter from General Garlbadl has
been published, hcicg tho fourth IN the past
fortnight, i1icrs:ed 10 promote agitation
against tho GcTmanic governments, especially
Austr;p lie dcnouuccs the kaisorburd aud
Prince Bismarck cndeavors to oaress his na-
iural ally, tho head impostcr of tho Vatican,
lie saws Eu finds nothing horrible 10 the pro.
cramlno OF the German socialists. % tho
contrary, two of their articles form part of bis
| life long conyiCtions Their lufllmcnt ia in
disueuaabla Tor The amclioration OF the material
and moral condition Of tho people. These ar
tces aro uniform, tax aud tho nation armed.
Emperors naturally prefer the masses who obey
| their will like the sword in its swirg; but on
our part eminent men arc not wanting TO or
paoiZn under tho ells nloes Of liberty and justca
| IN opposition to the overwhelming tide OF deg
| pnlan aud (a!snh0od.
Tie Vienna Political Correspondence says
| most friendly communications have PASSED
between Austria and SarVia on tho occasion OF
The celebration OF ServIan independence. Ihc
Emperor Erancls Joseph has assured Inuco
Milan that he and the Servlans rely npon tho
most cordial support q! Austria in all matters
affecting tlielr welfare.
The Italian government has resolved to OPP
pose any modification OF the provisions or the
| treaty ct Berlin relative to the Jews IN hou-
| mania, to meet The political necessities OF the
present hnumanan Malstry, who tcar that
| the execution OF thesn PROVISIONS involving, as
| it does, the election 81 new Eoumanlan As
Sclnhiy. may result IN their dismissal trcm
| Office, and possibly social and legal lnconven-
| fences.
1t ~ stated that s. new Turkish loan OF
$4,000, 900 Sterling IS III contemplation, the
loan to be guaranteed ~ the brltlsh govern
ment' who would probably untersske the
arrangement OF tho finances OF ASA hllnor.
INC l!onuon Standards financial ar'lc'o says
there Is apparently l,tt!o doubt that something
Of the sort will be effected.
The turkish diplomatic note coneluucs by
expressing the conviction that Europe Will
| never )corardlze her peace by following tho
dangerous path pointed out by Greece
Genera! ltelIovics, With s,4OO niontencefloS'
has Opened lire On fodgalltza. Inc turks &C.
Tended the city. irlnce Nichoias, OF monte
negro, has started Tor podgariza with ten
tatahoas. ii'o iorc'2n consuIs 1t cca1hr'
nave Eouc 10 ciatdfpr u arrange PeaceaD!c
settlement OF the new complication.
The hhedlvt OF Egypt formally aoeepteu the
recommendations CT the commission, Whlch mas
been irqulrlug toto the condition OF the Egypt
ian revenue. NuSar fasha has agreed to form
ministry. MIR. hVets wilson mas telegrapheo
home, asking permission from Tier Majesty s
government to accept Tie Ministry Oh Finance
10 the ocw cabinet.
Minister Noyes yesterday evening ontertaln'
ed the delegates to the lnternatlonai Monetary
Conference at grand dinner at Paris.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug, 24.-A new live
per cent. loan OF 100000 900 roubles is an
nouDccd. The issue price is %. The Russian
Imperial Bank undertakes TO issue the loan.
New York, Aug, "a letter from the
City of Mexico, Aug. 81, says the Mexican
Secretary OF War, Ger. Coz zatz, has no appre-
hension CT trouble between his country and the
UuitHd States lie thinks, however, that the
Cnited States is unreasonable in insistiog on
Mckee preventing all indians from crossing
toto their territory as the United States have
their inability 10 prevent or are wilfulIy care
less IT, allowing Escobcdo and his men to cross
;,t, Mn-in, y2,in lin. .;vnvnd nurrt;se tf shed.
PEsTU, Aug, 81 The city authorities have
r. fused 10 execute Ii military order making &C.
QllSition for 5OOwagors.
RoME, Aug, - -!le central ComHis1ee
at Genoa, OF the Italia irrede1la party mas Dceo
reconstructed CO e larger basis. A meeting
will be held st Monte Feiira, Oh Sunday.
RAG1s,. AUG, 81 1t is stated that the
Tn1tiSh cnn,mardar Of Poaroritzl has re-
l. III NiSb