Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-24
FOREIGN RsWsa

IGo appointment ol Cout;
rs Austrian ambassador to Germany, is co.,
sidercd unsatisfactory, aod Is Regarded as 4ua
to clerical influence.
The damage by liquidation o. tie Danietta
branch of tho Milo is estimated at $2:jUO. Gov.
Two hundred auG fifty lives have been lost.
Tho government Is accused Of GcgectlCg all
precautions against calamity.
The British Cabinet he's Etea summoned to
meet 10 council to morrow. The Times says
This step is undoubtedly we'll advised, in
view of the serious Iodian situation and Of The
new controversies 10 relation to Turkey.
4 Madrid dispatch says: "Iha goyerlmcn:
is showing great severity in consequence OF The
| Increase Of tho IutraD.goate propaganda IL
The south of Spain The elitcr Of q Ecderal!s:
newspaper has been arrested, aod four Lbera
journals of Madrid, Including the Impartial.
have been suspended. The charge against
them is resisting gerdarmes, and Their casts
vii! be tried by court martial. The goVeinmcn!
Is believed 10 b, ac:ua!cd by 4 d"teIminail2n 70
us:ss the demand for general tltc;icn il
L ebtuary.
Matthew Buchanan l. Co., merchants, Gias
Cow, have failed liabilities, .9l,25o'Ovo' lac
Drumpeer Coal Company also failed ; assets,
$4,000.
4 Vienna dispatch says all idea Of provGhlo;;
a crisis 10 the Ministry IF tho EDpiIe by !.
hostile vote has bccn abhrdoncd by a rlal)E!!y
OF both the Austrian aud llunsariaa PAiI!a
mcnts for tear OF rrovoking c,tfic: With the
J Emperor.
1t Is stated that several RENTERS Of tho RUS
| sian Mission will remain ST Cltul until u:thtr
orders
The ST. Petersburg GoIos declares that a
, though England may seek redress iEom the
Amer, il she be Victorious the fate OF Afghan.
/ isan must cot be decided El:hlut the consent
of Russia.
. The Bombay Gazette publishes letter ircr1
, Tbul, which states it is believed the .Amaar 10.
tends to defend All Mu>iid, JelIa!stsd, aou
Cabu, but Dot Caodabar. Tao writer also
states that the Amer is doubtless rcccivioe AID
from Russia.
A ConstaDtinopic dispatch says the Sultan
has approved the notifications ma1a by tho
Porte III the British scheme Tor reforms IN Asia
s Minor.
2 A dispatch from R.#ieI Piodce says The
fever continues to rage among The frontier
c troops. Oae third Of a British !a4c:r rc2l ncnt
Z at Peshawur is disabled by it.
q Pursuant TO the rro7Is9cs @! the anti So
ciaist bill, The poice have dissolved iJu7 clubs
in Berlin.
t 5erlio di:pach ssys the Intended hu:bab'l
t of FfauIeiu hlaggy Rnthschlld, younger
] daughter o! Baron Cal R)ihschiij, ii not the
p Duo de Glusr, As cJroncnu,tg &nlonnoai IN
j Lord9u 90 he 2a! irsssnt, but The DUO de
Q Gucht, the eldest stn OF the Due d. Ora.
s mant.
= The activity ct Mount F1s1v:!;s Is atain Oh
& the Increase.
G Advicea from St. Thomas, West Iodie: :,
{ state that 7rulent yellow fever IS raging there,
LATER.
. LONDON. OFT. 23-Ihe Albanian League
9 have according to tine Fieona Prasse, tlscaImct
| responsibility for the .uuricr ot Mchtm2t Al
t PAsha, which occurred st Jako7a, Albania,
esry 10 September. The League declare that
the murder was ptr2etrated IS hr2acds. ne
b Tines Vienna correspondent thinks :1sj this
e explanation Will be accepted o. the Forte and
:, the matter compromised go SIS 70 avoid TIC ne.
1 cessty Of serd:Dy troops 70 tuui=h lie Al
banians.
= LONDON Oi 23i.-The Bombay I~2.tte
= states that the advsree upon Cabu has occn
postponed until next year, with view OF mo:c
1 ctfcctually cocrciDg the Amer, than hy mere
e dash at tho present timc. Tic GsZ3ttc urges
that it will be better 10 speed ;2lne !ucnEs 10
mir g an irresistible fierce than 10 neglect
the necessary precsution, and thus j;opsrdi%s
0 the safety of the Empire. Tie resurrection 10
Q the province of L:istan continued, and Pa.siaa
j troops arc marching against The Insurgents.
PARIS, Oct. 23.-At Largcntiero CT Monday
3 night the river Lceuc rose twenty nctfts in 9
q sicg'e hour, flooding great part Of the tom.
o Two bridges, several houses: and lCch other
h property were destroyed. No less Of iin ID re-
ported.
D PARIS. Oct. 23.-Elisha Gray, of Cnic1go,
. Ills, Alexander Graham Bcll.of Boston, Mass +,
! aud Thomas A. Ellison, Of Monlo Park, n. j.,
: have each receiveda grand prize for tcfepboncs
8 Mr.. Bells invention being exhibited lr the
!, British section Of tho exposition.
! LONDON, Oct. 23.--Hhe papars CT this city
publish the following telegram from Glasgow {:
t "a rumor is current here thu; Nlr. Fleming, q
e London, prominently mentioned 10 connection
with tho City of Glasgow Bank matter, has
suddenly taken flight. lie specially chartered
2 steamer aud proceeded to the coast of kinEyre
. where be was taken off in small boat. His
| destination is said to be Spain
LONDON, Oct. 24-The Mr.. Fleming who
has abscondcd is rot John Fleming, the head
of the London house Of Smith, Fleming L Co.,
but his brother, j. Nicol Fleming, formerly
director of the City OF Glasgow Bank.
8 The three days conference OF that wloe Of
the homo rule party opposed to Fir. Isaac
Butts policy concluded it's session, ia Dabiia,
Yesterday. The delegates. who came from al
3 parts Of ireland, declared for Obstruction in
stead of constitutional Cancellation, Mr.. Butts
party was 6ercely denounced By the mass meet
iug. Mr. PARCEL, NJ. p, declared lis iuten-
ton to ask the opinion OF tho constituencies
! throughout Ireland 10 regard to obstruo;ior.
lie declared that be had G resolution which he
should III. before these constituencies, biadlng
their repro s2ntatives to stop parliamentary
business if any obssruc!ioaiSs Was suspended
or imprisoned by the House Of Commons. The
ots!ructioDists received the ADHESION of s!Xtceo
Irish members OF Parliament, and arrange.
, uents were made to place obstruction canal 1attg
, before the constituencies represented by Mr.
Butt s followers at the uex5 general elections.
TIE old repeal leaders joined he obstruction
ias; the natiouaIist5 will ulIse with tie
Parneltes. The home rule Crgsu;Za.
tious,: uader Paroels policy arc to be
revived at ONCE Mass meetings in favor
OF obstructions are to be held th.ougour
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