Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-11

yor of peace, which passed immediately. ocoo
afterwards tho supports OF the GoVernmcot
policy arrived in force, and the meeting was
declared dissolved. Mr.. Bradlaugh was euu'
pelIed and fed iu cab.
The number of persons who attended mo
demonstration was about 900. They were
hustled about The park and tlnally e]ected by
large and dsordery mob. Sticks were freely
rsed and several men slightly hurt and were
taken to hospitals. The mob then separated,
going TO cheer for Lord BaacoDstied and Mu5u
rms Pasha. A large crowd cheere1 and groaned
before Mr.. Gladstore's residence. MIR. Glad
s;oue and wife when going TO church were
obliged to take refuge 10 friends house
whence they we're escorted by the police. Inc
Dnke Of Tcck was mistaken Tor Count Schou,
yaIoff. the Russian Ambassador, and lnsuItcd
and hustled by the mob
CANADA.
After the transaction of routine business in
the Quebec Legislature, Saturday, the Speaker
reportcd that he had received copy Of the
EXPLANATIONS and official correspondence read
and submitted by Hon. Mr.. Anglers on the pre-
vious day. Mr.. LorangGr rose and made
motion for an address TO the Lieutenant Gov
ernor, testifying to desire of the House to &C
cord the supplies on tho condition that the con-
stitutiona principle of the majority governing
should be recognized. Cries Of Carried j
Carried !"I A wranelc ensued, which was
interrupted by tho appearance of thc.bIack rod,
who delivered message to the effect that the
| Iieuteuant Governor demanded the attendance
| Of tho Speaker and members Of the Assembly
| at the bar of tho upper hous,. 4 voice from
tho ex.ministeria side, mo" "Nol'l The
Speaker rose from his chair, and preceded by
| the Sergeant alarms with the mace, lclt The
! Chamber, followed by the liberal members,
Mr.. Anglers aud his friends refusing to respect
the command of tho representative OF the soy
ereigu, and remaining behind IN the Assembly
Chamber. Lieutenant Governor lIotal!lers
said that being DESTROYS OF ascertanng IN
constitutional manner the sentiments OF Inc
people regarding ministerial changes ne had de-
| termincd to proroguc the Legislature with a
view to its early dissolution. lie then de-
clared the Assembly prorogucd to the | lth day
Of April.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
MIR. Gladstone has written letter 10 the
Greenwich Liberal Association, stating that he
will not contest Greenwich at TIC next general
election, 10 consequence of 4 growing sense OF
| his Inability to discharge all the duties which
that constituency may reasonably expect from
| one Of its representatives.
| LONDON, March 1.-THE Rome correspond
eut of the Times telcgraphs to that journal as
follows :-"Signor Carroll, who has undertaken
the formation of new ministry is former
Garibaldian. tie is dcservedly popular and is
the only one who can reorganiZo the Liberal
party sunk in discredit through the condrc! OF
Signori, Nicotra, Depretis and Crspl, but he
is not an administrator and will take no portfolio,
only accepting the presidency Of the council.
Sienor Zauardilli, former Minister of Public
| Works, will probably be Minister OF the Int
rior, Siguor Farini, Minister Of Public Works,
and Signor Durano, Minister Of FCrclguAtfii7s: .
The Same correspondent also says :-'Ihc
disturbances among the Swiss guard, at the
Vatican continue. Forty Of them have been dis
missed. Some fanatics both inside and outside
the Vatican arc tampcriug with mercenarles for
the purpose of creating difficulties for the
Pope"
New YORK, March ll.-Cubans residing in
this city and neighborhood have resolved 10
send men and means to their faithful compa-
triots who still struggle to win the lndepcnd
eng. of their native island.