Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-09
FOREIGN News

Adriapcple. Several prominent Turks. beiev-
ine that the attitude Of the Russians 10 Rtu'
meia will lead to war with Eog'eud and Fur
kew, arc anxious to oonvircs Minister Layard
that tho best mode Of fighting Afghanistan
would be to engage Russia in Europe The
Sultans immediate encourage, however, are
pacific. Several Ministers. and especially The
military party, favor the defnitive oession OF
portion of Bosnia to Austria, so as to secure
her neutrality 10 Wow of future contingencies
The Emperor of Germany has sent an adlu
tant from Coble, to congratulate Prince Bis
marck on bis daughters marriage, and to pre-
sent him with the Grand Cross of the Order
of the Red Eagle. decorated with the sceptre
AID orowu the only Prussian decoration which
Prince Bismarck had not before received, and
which is said to have been only once before
conferred. namely. BY Frederick William ~.
on Minister Maoteufel.
Nj. Gambetta yesterday. ia receiving depu-
taticn of provincial workmen. said: 20 re-
turning to your homes you will tell your fellow
citizens how uojushfab!e Was the mistrust 0
those who wished to decspitato Paris by re-.
moving the Legislature to Versailles, where it
is 10 quasi exile. but fortunately not forever.
The London Daily News says: I'VE wait
With interest the publication OF LordSallsbury 8
dispatch and the statement drawn up by the
Canadian government. We fear that the date
fixed by the treaty for the payment OF the
award November 23-will be long past before
the American government are convinced OF the
error in their contention. The question is one
of legal obligation, and it cannot be too calmly
discussed on both sides. A reluctance to iDfIct
wrong should be at least as strong as deter
mination not to submit to one
NJ. Coumoundouros has formed now Greek
Ministry, with himself as President Of the
Council.
According 10 the latest news Count Schouva-
loft only goes to London to present his letters
of recall. 1t is believed that his journey will
have serious influence on the course of events
which are now causing general anxiety.
A correspondent regards the recall OF Count
Schouvaloff from London as preliminary to bis
suplapting Prince Gortschakof. and adds that
a trustworthy informant considers that Bis.
nsrck is doing his utmost to bring about that
event. Sebouvaoff' accession TO power would
bs the signal for policy on the part of Russia
and Germany aiming at common reaclonary
end. Schouvaloff'a forsigu policy would not
be pacific, but rather the opposite.
Two hundred and eighteen Thousand recruits
will be raised by Russia this year instead of
the peace Contingent OF $50 600.
A letter is published 10 Madrid from Senior
Egano, formerly Senator from the Basque
provinces. lmpIoriDg the King to restore the
tuerus to avert tho total ruio of the n orth and
the serious Consequences which would epsue.
Tie letter bas caused much excitement. The
ermy OF the North is about to be re0rganiz ID
uGder ueW general.
The Nord Deutsche Z tu0g iofars from the
Provincial Correspondence article. declaring
tn at negotiations between Germany and the
Vatican cannot succeed uuless the centre par
~ agitation against the government is utter
dicted by ecclesiastical authority, that the ne.
EQUATIONS between Germany and the Vatican
arc not sbaudoned. The Vatican still hopes
to bring the centre party 10 the Reicbstag to a
less hostile attitude. The Germapia ultra
moDtane) declares that the centre parry will
accept tho result Of the negotiations between
the government and the Vatican.
Gen. Grant arrived at Seville Thursday and
was received with great boncr by the civil and
military authorities of The city. The pop1lace
showed him every mark of respect, and the
bearing Of the officials was most cordial. The
General breakissted yesterday With the Duke
de MoLtpersier, father Of the late Queen
Mercedes. and will embark at Cadiz for Glib.
raltar 90 Tuesday next.
The British ship Fheshre has been totally
lost while on the passage from Madras to 1Iiv-
errool. Twenty two Of the orsW were drowned.
LATER.
CoNsTANTIEopLE, Nov. 9.--The Porte has
addressed two very energetic notes to Prince
Lsvanoff, the Russian Ambassador at Con.
stantiuopIe, one refuting bis denial of Russian
connvance ct the Bulgarian insurrecion and
the other demanding the reparation Of Mo.
hamedan refugees aud evacuation Of Turkish
territory.
LONDON, Nov 9.-~The Manchester Guar
dams Constantiroplo correspondent says -.
"A Greek vessel was seizsd 10 tho Dardene!ses
by pirates, who killed the sailors. The vessel
was rescued by boats from the British fact,
but the pirates escaped with the booty. They
are said to be desertcrs from the Turkish army. !"
The Guardian 8 Vienna correspondent says -
"Semi official assurances are circulated that a
complete Anglo Austrian agreement exists con.
corning the execution of tie treaty of Berlin,
aud that Count Audrsssy will convey this as.
surauoe to the delegates"
The Russian Journal Golos, referring to the
probability of such an ALLIANCES, advocates the
concentration Of large corps Of observation on
tho Austrian frontier.
VIENNA, Nov. 9.-Tho Hungarians are
much pleased at the Emperor'a snub Of the
deputation from the Creation Diet cn Thurs.
day, when it came to urge the definite aunexa.
ton of Bosnia ard Herzegovina to Croatia.
Excited discussions &C expected to take place
10 tho Delegations, both OF the plensry sittings
and 10 the committees. Count Andrassy has
large majority 10 the Hungarian delegations
and COMMITTEES, and a slight majority in the
plsnsry meetings of tho Austrian delegation,
but has minority in the Austrian committees.
LooDoN, Nov. g. Dhe Times. 10 an edto-
rial article, says when Wa hear that public
opinion in the q. s. has suddenly been throwa
uto fermept by the revival of the fishery
question, and that Mr.. Evarts has
written two vigorous dispatches. the
publication OF which couple weeks before the
decisive elections has aroused patriotic
feelings in manner 10 doubt profitable to the
republican party We can only wonder at the
capacity for being excited by small things
which The Americans posses3 Mr.. Evarts'
dispatches ere concerned with what are appa-
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