Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-20
EakttGii News.

LONDON, July ~. Tho Lun1np ;,,lr.sp5E-
dent Of the Z iinblrgh Scotsman says that the
British Cabinet has fiaall7 decided not to dis.
scl7e Parliament this year
LONDON, July 20.--Hot waather prevails
here and On the continent. The heat is very
severe 10 Paris aud 10 some parts Of the expo
sition building tho temperature Is unendurable.
Toe British com nissloners to tie French Es'
position have officially notified the other com
missiouers of the International exhibition to
be held at Melbourne, Australia, 10 1850 and
invited the present exhibitors to participate.
A dispatch from London says dispatch
from Ferrol, Spain, dated the 10Th instant
states that the British steamer Sthtfa, bound
from New Castle to Malaga. collided with the
steamer Europa, OF the Anchor llne,. from
Mediterranean ports via Gibraltar. tur Liver
pool The latter vessel was suck. The crew
and passengers we're all saved By the Statta
and landed at Ferrol.
While the White Star line steamer Adratlc,
from Liverpool, for New York by way OF
Queenstown, was coming down the channtl
yesterday 10 a fog, she ran into and sunk
ooastipg fcAooner. The crew OF The schooner,
with the exception Of one person. were drowned.
The Adrialio embarked mails and passengers
at Queenstnwn, and proceeded tor New York
last night.
LONDON, July 2O.--Thc Tines correspon
dent at Bucharest telegraphs that the Russian
authorities advertise sales OF war material at
various points in Roumana.
The Gar of Russia has tecerarhed TO Blu.
charest inquiring as to the condition OF Prime
Minister Bratiano who was seriously injured by
a carriage accident on Wednesday,.
BELGRADE, July 20.--Great dissatisfaction
exists throughout SGrvia regarding the stlpu
lation made at the Berlin Congress requlnn1g
Servia to contribute towards paying the Turk
ish debt. 1t il estimated that SerVla's share
will be i've million piasrcs
The Russian unofficial press is more or less
dissatisfied with the treaty. Before its conclu-
sion Aksakoff, the Panslavist agltator, made
such violent speech at Moscow against tho
Russian concessions IN the Congress-, that be
was warned that its repetition would be regard.
ed as a personal attack on the Gar.
The Times Berlin letter says: The Slav.
ophil enthusiasm is disappointed. The Liberals
would have been willing that state OF war
should continue because they hoped out OF lts
results to gain bases of constitutional liberty
But an immense ma orlty OF the Russian PEG.
pie, as we'll as the mercantile community, and
lut WCGlluy, rs HcIl aS LuC lOHet nidSoSei ak
heartily glad Of the return OF peace.
LONDON. July 2O.-A dispatch from Rome
to thePal Mall Gazette says: Instructions have
been given for the preparation Of od eiogs for his
holiness the Pope. at Perugia. The French
at Rome has been assured by
Cardiual Franchi, the PontiGoial Secretary of
State, that the Popc's absence from the Vati-
can will not disturb the papal relations with
France"
LONDON, July 20.--The Paris and Vienna
neWspan"'s generally comment favorably upon
Lord Beac0Dslleld's otatoment 10 explanation
of the treaty OF Berlin in the House uf Lords
on Thursday.
The Italian government and conservative
organs continue to attack England. The Italian
radical newspapers do not motto, the subject of
the English occupation Of Cyprus, but exclu-
siveIy devote their attention 10 Austria.
The Standards assertion that the Italian
to Vienna had been called to Bone
90 this subject is denied. The ambassador
went to Paris on {. short leave, his visit being
uuconnected with politics.