Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-11
Foreign News.
THE EASTERN QUESTION

The Norddeutsche Allegemeine Zeitung, OF
Berlin, far from believing that the sixty mil
lion forms aboutto be raised by Austria Will
be employed 10 anti. Russian armaments, is Of
the opinion that the money will DE quietly put
by 10 serve as permanent mobilization III 10.
after the fashion of the famous German war
chest. Similar views are very general 10 Der
Ito, where the anti Russian articles cropping
I'd 10 the Austrian inspired press are regarded
az so many attempts to allay Hungarian feel
ing and max. Europe believe 10 an indepena
cot policy which has long ceased to exist.
ABB lvrade despatch, coutrsdictng the pl ess
rsports, says the efforts made lately ID favor
of the Communication of the sentences OF the
Tapola revolutioDists have finally been rejected
BY Prioce Milan ard majority Of the Cabinet.
Ex Minister Thuoirch and twenty TWO others
will therefore be shot
A Vienna correspondent says: Lord Bea.
copsf,ld 10 his last interview with Count
Schouvsloff explained With great precision the
snecia Epgish interests which England would
in all circumstances protect. England, IS be-
fore, Laws chief stress 90 a European settlement
of the question. attaching weight to form only
30 far as is affects principle. The TACT, there
fore, that England is entering into pour parIers
about various points of the treaty cannot be TO-
terpreted by Russia as showing disposition
ou the part of the British Cabinet to swerve
from the line first adopted. Meanwhile the
war parry 10 St. Peter s5urg is b goDing to
stir. Count Schouvslof is thought to be toe
Euglish in his views and 90 bis arrival he vii
find that stroog counter current has set 10
against his person as we'll as his mission hi:
visit to Prioce Bismarck looks as if he saw bis
dancer and was intent upon securing the co
operation of the German Oh .ucellor
The negotiations tor the surrender OF the
fortresses and withdrawal of the Russian arms
from Coostantiuople are reported TO DO p;o
crossing favorably.
A Belgrade dispatch reports that Bosnia is
10 state of great agitation. The iDsurrec;Ior
is spreading, audthe insurgents force all Chris
tians to ION them or burn their villages.
The Agence Russo, Of ST. Petersburg, say
all the newspaper revelations respecting tht
proposals whereof Count Schouvaoff is the
bearer are hypothetical. The Government 1t
self does not know the proposals. 1t Coun
Schouvalotf would have telegraphed or other
wise transmitted them this journey would has'
been needless. This fact, h.wever. does no
preclude pacific solution. Prince .Golizyn'
has succeeded General Trepof as Preteot Of tn
St. Petersburg police.
The Turkish MiListcr at Athens has notified
the refugees from the insurgent PROVINCES tina
they have fu! liberty to return to their homes
the Sultan having granted them amnesty.
LONDON May ll.-All the British regiment
| 10 the Mediterranean are to be made up to
thousand men. Reinforcements are ready tt
leave England for this purpose.
Prince Charles of Roumauia. will leave Blu
charest to day for the army.
A dispatch from Paris says the customs off
GERS at Havre will not permit arms from TIL
Uoited States, for the Russian Government, tt
be landed.