Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-10
FS-e!gss News
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Servia ADD NJ. Delygannl for Greece Will be 10 at
tendance TO urge the claims Of their respective
countries. Greece hopes to be invited to- Seat
in the Capgrtss, will: full powers.
Carathcodori Etfendi is appointed the fist
Ottoman delegate to the Berlin Congress, Nd
hemet Ali the second. and SadoulIah Boy the
third delegate Mchemct All has been re,
placed 10 command of the troops BY fnad
Pasha. !,
The Roumanian Chamber Of Deputies held
a secret sitting Saturday. IN which Premier
Bra,iano consulted the House upon the instIuc'
tons to be given to the Koumanla1 deleGates
at the Congress. The Chamber decided that the
representatives should ihflexibly protest against
roiroccssion cf BcsSarabia, and listen to 90
representations or threats intended to shake
their determination.
A telegram from Bucharest rcp)rta that tue
movements Of the Russian troops caus, fear
that the Russians intend to interrupt the march
of the Roumauian troops and occupy bucharest.
Six divisions of the Austrian army arc to DC
placed in few days on war footing, 80 that
means may be ia rcdincss to execute the de-
cisious of the Congress affecting Austria.
The Journal dc St. Petersburg. discussing
Turkeys memorandum to the Congress-, says
it will not succeed in creating split among the
Powers.
AdQices from Constaulinoplo represent that
the Bulparians throughout RouInelia arc per-
petratipg horrible atrocities on the Aussulmans.
Gen. Todlebcn has ordered vigorous measures
of repression against the outlaws. Three Bul.
parians. taken rcd handed, were summary
executed at Dodeagach.
All travelling in Bosnia is stopped, the high
ways, and even the suburbs, OF Scrsjsvo being
infested with bands of robbers, principally
Turkish desertcrS.
Tie London Daily News publishes series OF
sensational dispatches received from Constant
nopo to the effect that the Sultan has com.
pIctey lost his head; that change OF sovereign,
and possibly of dynasty, is imminent; that the
party which wants 10 make Mdhat Pasha die.
ator is the strongest; that tho Turkish army
shows mutinous spirit, and that great excite
ment exists in StambouL.
The Russians are making 1ctrogadc move.
ments at various points. The railway between
Varpa and Ruschuk will shortly be rcopcued.
The Bulgarians contiCuc 10 commit atroctles
in the plain Of Arda, aud the Mussum are
fleeing to the Rhodopo Mountains. 1t is said
nineteen villages have been burned. several OLD
men crucficd and many women violated.
A Vienna dispatch says tho Russians have
lately occupied Djuma and Eklstamboul, south
and southwest of Shumla. These places being
beyond the line of demarkatiOn. Fazly Pasha
threatened to forcibIy cxpel the Russians. being
apparently ignorant OF the reported arrange
mcnts for the surrender of Shuma.
Caratheodori Etfendi, the first penlpotentlary
of Turkey to the Congress, is Christian.
In consequence Of storm on the Black Sea
Saturday and Sunday the departure OF the Ut
- ha
been delayed.
LONDON, juno 1O.-Tbo special dispatches
from Constantinoplc published in the Daily
News this morning and telcgraphed 10 thesci
dispatches to the effect that the Sultan had losa
his head, that change of sovereign and posi-
bly of dynasty was imminent, are week old. :
LONDON, juno l0.-A ST. Petersburg dis
patch states that Count SchouValOff and Prince
D'Aubril, the Russian PcniDotcntlarles to the
CONGRESS, started for Berlin last night. NO
mention is made of Prince Gortschakotf.
ASt. Petersburg dispatch TO this mornings
Times, however, stated that it was expected
Prize, GortschakotT, Count SchouValotf and
Prince D'Aubril would start together this
Monday afternoon Tor Berlin.
ST.. PETERSBURG, juno l0.-An oltlclal
bulletin this morning announces that the En-
press passed quiet night and that her fever
had abatcd somewhat.
GERMANY.
Herr Most, Socialist member of the Reich
stag, has been sentenced to SIX weeks impiis-
onncnt for persisting in addressing meeting
at Chempitz after the police had declared it
closed.
Eight persons have been tried 10 Berlin Tor US
inr disloya language 10 speaking Of tho Empc-
ror. Seven OF the prisoners were sentenced TO
from five years to eighteen months lmprIson
mcnt. judgment was dtf,rrcd IN one case.
1t is considered certain that the proposal to
dissolve the Rcicbstag will be adopted by the
Federal Council. The new elections will prob
ably be held toward the latter part OF July
Parliament is expected to meet shortly after
ward. During the electoral period the Federal
Council will draw up bills to be submitted to
the German Parliament. They will comprise
not only measures against Social democratic
excuses, but also bills relative to the economi
cal policy of the Government. Pending elabo-
ration and adoption of these legislative measures
the Administration will be occupied in enforcing
existing laws and regulations so far as they may
apply to cases affecting individual liberty Of
travelling from place to place.
The official bulletins issued report that tho
Emperors strength and appetite are increasing.
The Emperor left his bed yesterday Tor three
hours, during which he recoed 10 al arm
chair.
A special dispatch from Berlin states that
the correct report of the only judicial examlna,
ton of Nobing. before he became unconscious:
shows that he said he had himself offered to
undertake the work, and had discussed the
plan with several persons who had approved
Of it.
BERLIN, June l0.-A bulletin issued from
the palace at half past six o'clCck, this morn
ing, announces that the Emperor passed quiet
night.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1t is rumorcd that Lord Beaeonsficld is to
be made Duke after the Congress. 1t Is moro
probable that he and Lord Salisbury will re.
ceive the decoration of the Garter.
In consequence of tho favorable news from
Cuba, the Spanish government has granted an
amnesty to all press offenders and ordered the
Liberation of Crcoles imprisoned for rebellion.
N,t;o al ,u;l1 bo po,o6 ~ GapFoin a.