Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-06
Foreign News.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

leave on Monday. The news from CONSTANT
nople continues reassGriug. The appointment
ofSafget Pasha as Grand Vizier and the super
session Of Mahmoud Dlmad Pasha to the
War Ministry sre particularly favorable sIgos'
Safyet Pasha is of very pacific disposltion'
enlightened, aud on good terms with oil the
embassies. The Porte received and has ac
cepted an invitation to attend the Congress.
Safvet Pa,ha's new dignity will permit him to
meet the other plenipoteu,iaries 90 an tqual
footing. Sad9ulIah Bay, Ambassador TO Ber'
lin, will probably be The second representatives
10 CUTS quence of MI Layard's representa-
TOES, the order bau,sh!og the editor OF the
L-vant Herald has beer revoked. The pres
.ure arplcd by the Russians tor the surreLder
# the fortress exc!tcs 10 apprehensloo' De
cause thsir sur .nder Is cJnsidtr1d, tquiliy
With the Rust ~ withdrawal. purely matter
for arrangement, neither belng STIPULATED for
at any d, ui,e um- 10 the treaty OF San Stet'
ano, and The latter DOT being Regarded as opo
ranve uulit submitted 10 the congress-
General Gourko and several other cheers
who departed with the Grand Duke Nicholas
have returued 70 San Stefano.
Tie L1udon Times says: Seldom has
more honorable triumph been won by dlplo
macy, or rather Craftsmanship, by any country
than that which as recorded in the INVITATIONS
To the congress. has b;cn deGnlttly achieved
bv Eoelapd. The Great Powers are sum
moued to Berlin by the German Government,
not to consider few details OF the Treaty OF
San Stefauo, but to discuss the whole treaty
10 its relations 10 subsisting engagements, aod
thus practically to review the whole position OF
the Eastern question. The hasty geuera'iza
tious and reckless outlines Of General lgDatietf
will be keenIy criticised, and it will prove very
different thing to draw map OF Bulgaria at
San Steiano, with no critic but Pashas 10
hourly dread OF the occupation OF Con5tantino-
pie, and to Justify subj a map before the I'M
partial criticism ofthc most experienced states
men n Eurone."
The Daily News St. Petersburg correspond
ent says: In constq uence OF the Turks
epdeavoriog to provoke hostilites Russia and
Euglani have agreed not to withdraw their
forces until the end Of the Congress.
Russia has granted an amnesty to the Ma
hommedan insurgents, and the resurrection Is
declining.
Sadyk Pasha, late Chief OF the Ministry,
has been appointed First PIenlpotentlary' :, ana
Catheodori Etfendi, Under Secretary OF For
1
to the Congress at Berlio. Reoutf Pasha has
beer appointed Grand Master Of Artillery
Mukhtar Pasha remaics Chief of Staff.
| A dispatch from Bucharest says: ut has
transpred that an agreement had been signed
by Ministers Bratiano and Cogalniceano gu
| thoriz;ng a Russian occupation Of a part of
Rouuania without fixing date fJr the eVaou-
alton. The affair revives the suspicion that
these Ministers have secret leaning towards
Russia.
The Russians have massed $1,000 men and
l25 guns at Tchorlu, Which is central posi-
ton as regards Constantlnopie and GalIipoli.
A dispatch from Constantnople says General
Skoheif, jr., has recovered from his serious i'll
ness.
GERMANY.
The following bulletin was issued at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning. After good night the
Emperor feels stronger. The wounds in his
head and several of the wounds 10 the arm are
already healing. The swelling Of the right arm
is undimioished. There are no symptoms OF
fever, but the patient has not much appetite.
Three arrests have been made OF parties be
| lieved to be accom- pIces of Modelling, 10 Chem
| nitz, Posen and Brunswick.
Ao official bulletin from the palace timed
| 1870 p. 10. yesterday, says favorable symptoms
|
" hat improved.
| An official bulletin, timed 2. ~, yesterday,
| reports the Emperor condition as follows -
| The temperature Of the right forearm has
slightly Increased, but there is 10 pain Or fever.
Berlin Specials assert that the condition OF
| the Emperor is much more critical than the
| official bulletins allege. These journals, how
ever, are notably unreliable.
| Dr. Nobeling continues unconscious.
A Berlin dispatch says the pains 10 the En-
pcror' $ arm d. not subsde and cause anxiety.
A Berlin correspondent bas private iDtOrma
ton to the effect that the state CT the Empe-
ror's Wounds is deemed satisfactory. The
general condition Of the pa,isot continues good.
| The doctors hope that recovery will become
certain in a week or tee days. DR.. Nubaliog
Was operated upon on Tuesday, and there ls
DOW some prospect of keeplog him alive.
Thirty seven persons have bEen arrested tor
speaking dlsrcspec'fuIly Ct the Emperor in tue
streets. etc. One Was sentenced TO two and o
half years Imprisonment for beWallng Dr..
Nobeug's failure.
A dispatch from 3 rliu says that 90 Monday
the Foreign Office received an anonymous let
ter. which Was mailed in LJndon on Saturday,
warning the authorities that the Emperor, and,
If possible. Pruca 3 suarck would be asssss
uated ou Sunday. Ever siooe the attempt 90
the Enperor's life threatening letters have
b.en addressed to the Crown Prince Frederick
William, Prince Bismarck aod Other prominent
perSonagts. La several places persons have
been arrested who predicted the attempt.
| A Berlin dispatch says evidence is Increasing
of the existence of plot to assassinate the i'm
perial family. A printer at PoseD has been
sentenced to four years Imprisonment for usiug
offensive observations with regard to the Em-
| peror.
The physicians think that tho crisis in the
| Emperor condition will not have passed until
three weeks have elapsed.
BERLIN, June Ga bulletin issued from
| the palace at seven o'clock this morning an
pouoces that the Emperor slept we'll last night
| He is free from all pain. The increased tenn.
perature of the right arm, noticed yesterday
evening. has subsidized, and there are no symp.
| toms Of fever.
BERLIN, June Go q. MA bulletin just
issued reports that the condition Of the Empe.
| ror is satisfactory.