Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-30

our r;shis :; !o-c3, ard tins ; All tsnps:2te
c3nca:sioa o. the par .: the Ros>i.c Cat!ae;
Eonld without. IN the least d:g7ee c31PTou.S
ioz the interest: Of kus=is, lo=l:e he Fesc2 0:
Europe
TIE ccrre=pooda1: a, Per- ii ih= TINES ,sie
graphs that be oeil=ves tno:ou-G oo!eEsial5-
ing between the R1ssi,ns aai Turks has oaen
brought abou, By the efforts CT R:ouE Pashs,
Minister OF War, and O.msn Pssha, Comma
der in Chief, who removed the obstacles 10 The
Grand Duke Nicholas visit to ConstaotInople,
and insnlrei the Su tan VITA cordial fee.log
ro5ards the Gtaud D1ke The same CORES.
nonden. also says tbs, be learns. o. tar su-
tbority, that the Turkish troops have bteo so
far Withdrawn from the POSITIONS recentIy c.
cnnied near the Bosphoru=. tia: the Russians
would no logger 6od aoythiog to prevent them
from marching 10 the c-ast and SezoE a Tort
which commands al entrance 70 the Black Sea.
BUCHAREST, March 3U.-It is stated 90 good
au;ho,i.y that the Russian Quarter Master :
D.pa,tment 10 R.unaola has b:en ordered to
engage ten thousand carts. The Russians haze
forbidden the export Of cereals from the lower
Dauube.
ATHENS, March 30.-An official telegram
from VoEo announces tha. fierce fighting has
occurred at Macrinitzl between the Insurgents
and Turks. Several Turkish ships are bon.
Harding the villages on the coast. The British
iron turret ship Devastation aud corvette
Ruty arc cruising along the coast OF Naeedo
MA for the purpose OF resculog refugee womcn
AID children.
LoSDoS, March 30.-Tba correspondence
concerning the conference is published 10 day.
Tee fac:s ar, substantially as previously com
muncatad in the dispatches hence 70 the New
Io,k Associated Press. Austria Is the ociy
| poverumen, which expressed 40 opinion about
Eosland's demand for the -nbnlSslo5 OF all the
articles Il the treaty Ct San Stetauo 10 the COO
srass Austria thought the rc5trvalon OF III"
| | bcrty oil action b. the powers sutncent guar
antee, and that II wss not 10 TIE l1tere7t Of
| EngIand or Austria 10 raise dit1cutlos 90 thi:
point. The preliminary coDterelcn OF anhss
sailors at Berlin was suggested By Pllnce BIS
marck aud Immediately dec!lned OF kngIsnd
because it was useless. IL conTer=atlon win
| Lord Lofts, the British Ambassador at 81
| Petersburg, Price Gortschakoti, the RUSSIAN
Premier, said that if the Congress made an5
notifications 10 the treaty they would BE- SUI
i-et to further arrangements between Russia
ADD T1rksy Russia could only accept discus
sion Of those points OF the treaty affecting
Eu,opcao interests. Sir Henry Elliot, th:
British ambassador at Vi:Dra. tclegraphcd L
Lord Derby Oh the pa ios:. that BE- was t,ust
wor,hllg Informed that PRICE G9ri:chakod told
the R5uma0ian agent ut S.. Petersburg tLa
Russia would nc, allow the question Of the ces
sion Ct Bessarabia to De discussed ny be Con
| crcs=.
LONDON. March 3J.-So7oral Londoo cor
respondents OF Provincial 2uroa!s mention tina;
"a inoression prevails that the motive io'
Lord D.rby's resignation Of tha F5rclyo Min
is;ry vas more serious than the calling out Of
the reserves. They say tia: belief is current
that some step 70. safc1uarl;og British oter
ests, ike the entry of the feet into the Black
Sea or the occupation of GaiIipoli 90 the
shores of the spho'us, has b:cu determined