Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14
Foreign News

Tho announcement That General Phiilrpo-
r;,b commanding the Austrian advance ID
posria, will remove his headquarters to brod'
oorsod sensation 10 Vienna as indicating
,otroyrade movement 1t is explained that
This change is for the purpose OF commanding
hotter communications with the other corps
and with Vienna during tho winter The DC
termincd resistance of tho Insurgents mas
causcd great depression throughout AUSTRIA
90 thu losses to tho army have become quite
serious :, -, L., o,
member in tho army, and tho !lst or Killed anu
wounded lengthens daily. -, =,
A Vienna dispatch treats tho partial with
drawal of the headquarters OF General PhilIl'
poyich to Brod as merely the prelude TO COM
bned action.
Forty six Btsuiaus and Servians end up,.
ward Of 200 Mussemans have been executed
st Sersievo and neighborhood during the last
40 weeks, and executions continue to
take place. These severeties deter the lEsur.
gents from submitting and have produced.
deep and painful I'M resSion throughout SerVla,
az several OF the victims were Servlan merch
ants, who were compelled to assist the lnsur~
gents during Ha6ji Lo6ja's administration.
The Greek memorandum, asklog tho media
ton of the Powers. was presented TO Prime
Minister Carroll Thursday. Italy vii! act 10
sc,ord with the other Powers, but meanwhile
has counseed Greece to observe an attitude or
moderation, Tho Fan(ulla says Greece does
pot delude herself By thinking that her object
can be attained by force or that she Will receive
any assistance from the Powers exceeding the
limits of diplomacy.
In the negotiations between Prince Bismarcl,
aud the Vatican it has been agreed that tho
Church shall be ruled 10 accordance with the
Prussian constitution, and that the Falk laws
stall remain ia force, but subject to declsra
ton az to the manner Of their execution. Dis
cussiou on the terms of this declaration 1t pro-
ceeding; also as to the return Of the recalctrant
bishops and the recognition by priests IN the
provinces of the governmonts's authority, on
both of which points differences at present ex'
ist. The congregation OF Cardinals ls examl-
ming the questions between Russia aud the
Vatican. 1t is understood that the Pope is
sincerely DESTROYS Of coming to az amlcable ar
rapgement with both Russia aud Germany.
1t is rumorcd that new plot against the lilo
Of tho Emperor William has been discovered
and that several arrests have been made.
~ new CralcT HAS uptuCu al CouflOS, III tuO
bottom Of the old one. Lava is flowing into tho
old crater, which must soon overflow.
The result OF the elections for officers OF tho
German Raichstag has caused vexston to the
Conservatives, as it shows that they cannot OBJ.
tain majority without the help of the Ultra
montanes. If the Liberals act together thoy
can defeat the anti Socialist bill. but it is sup
posed that compromise will take place With
the moderate Liberals to secure their aid in it's
passage.
The Vatican is much concerned at the ire.
auent revolutions 10 South America, and has dc.
cded to increase the Catholic propaganda and
the number of bishops 10 the South American
States, with the view of bringing religious in,
huence to bear effectively on the people and
render them more obedient to tho law.
LONDON, September l4-A race will take
place TO- day for $500 side over the course
between Putney and Mortake. between Joseph
Oadler and John Hawdon. The latter belongs
to New Castle on Tyne. His sge Is twenty
three. He came cut in 1876 and was tho Wild
per Of the second class SOULS in the late inter
national regatts. Hawdon has engagements to
row With Lunsdeu and with Cannon.
ROME, September l4.-The Pope has been
slightly indsposed during the past two days
and the usual audiences have consequently been
suspended, but to day his Hollsness IS better.
A dispatch from London to tho New York
Herald says day by day the disafeotlon
throu shout the length and breath OF the Ger
man empire grows more bold and resoiusc.
Tho overmsstcriUg power of the united liberals
in the Reichstag is enough to satisfy the rca-
sonabIe demands Of the sober minded democrats,
but among the ranks OF the people .pro!ltarlats
the thirst for royal blood is still evinced.
DESPITE the execution Of Hodel and the death
of Modelling, tho insane theories OF reform by
assassination" still fnd warm supporters. A
Berlin dispatch, printed in this morning. s,
Post. states that new plot against the HE OF
the Emperor William has been discovered. Al
ready several arrests have been made ,aod it is
probale that the most vigilant espionage Will be
kept Over all suspected persons. Politics arc
10 AZ mixed condition in Germany as they
appear to be 10 your State of Maine. The
change 10 the feelings Of the Catholic party to.
ward the imperial policy has been matter of
much discussion Tor several days past. 40 un
mistakable indication of its future line OF con-
duct is seen in tho fact that Count Wilhelm
Won Bismarck, second son OF Prince Bismarck,
has been elected Deputy to the Reichstag from
Lapgensalzs, tho Catholics turning the balance
10 his favor 10 GOES :aueuce OF bis promise to DC
guided by bis fathers concll;atory disposition
toward the Church Ct Rome.
CoNsTANTlNoPLE, September lathe Mus
sumaus Of the surrounding country threaten to
make descent on EEzeroum and plumber the
Christians when the Russian troops leave that
city. The Armenian Archbishop OF E1zeroun
has telegraphed to MIR. Layard and NJ. Fou!pler'
the British and French Ambassadors at Con
stantiuople asking that steps be taken for the
protection of the Christian population.
ROME, September IA meeting will be
held at Savona tomorrow by members OF the
Peace Preservation Society aud others in com
memoration ofthc Geneva peace congress which
announced the principle Of international arbl'
tratau.
ATHENS. September 1.-THE mission OF
Moukhar Pasha who was sent to Creto to en-
desvor to pscfy tho Island has failed.
The Crctsns elected all the proposals made by
the Porte and refused 10 enter into any arrange
nent with Moukhtar Pasha looking to the es-
tsblnhment of reforms in the administration.
LONDON, September IA In tho race to:day
on the Thames, between Joseph Sadler and John
Ee1v6on tho latter won. bv four lengths.