Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-30
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have been temporarily cnt Hostile hieh!aui-
ers, estimated 1T eco il nn,Dhcr, haze col
leotcd in the hills below Al; Musjid. They cut
off stragelers aud ica On armed parties. The
section Ct sLr pass bat'aecD JuDrocd ana ii!
Mn lid has been closed altogether ioT the pres
eut. 4 stroogiy escorted cooSoy tailed 20 force
its vay 10 Iny the situation Is s"IlGua anG
strong measures are Inevitable.
The IIoodon Pail Mall Gaz:tts, rcierrloE to
the statements concerning Russian intervention
10 Afghan affairs, says Russia cannot sutier
us tn prosecu;e our successes in Algh&hlalaD to
whatever issue We nay thiak IL. That action
will be taken sooaer OR later Is certain:
The London Tines, in leading editorial On
tho At,bsn oorraspGr u3lGe, says: Ut must
afford great satisfaction TO the public to had
that there exists nuue OF the, violent coutra
dic,ion between The assumptions on when the
two recent gnvGr6ments have acted, when the
tone of tho Duke OF ArGyli'5 Letter might hs"e
led us to apprehcGd. They Gre substantially
agreed Ipoa the state OF atl,lFs With when VIC
had 70 deaf. The point they differ on Is The cen
duct that such condition Ct at!al!s requires.
Tlis Is 2 matter ot practical .jiisucnt. L. Is
here and here Only that tho great controversy
arises The general result of tic papers cannot
be regarded with satisfaction rs far IS they re-
Iste TO the gcueral conduct OF the Blush Coy
crnn,eDt in the past, uat IL is not unsa! lslacoIy
"a reraids cur cuajuci ID the Present.
Tie S., Petersburg Novys Nrcmya publishes
an article sa1ing Tie responsibility for The DIS
nsteh Of iilo Russian embassy 20 Cahni rests
With Russia, aud net htGha>lsIan. Eag,aud
avoids S;ruyg oppor2Dt aud falls UPON wrat:
neishb0r. :.
About forty persons suspected of Socialism
have received orders i:r expulsion IRON btrlln
uuGer the ne,s lew. AGn0uG tho number were
MeSs7s. Ilasse.nan AMI Fr!cshr, Socialist
Deputies.
Documents have beer seized aaI persons 81.
rested ia Ronc 10 couGaotiou with Socialism.
The papers show shat the ioternatloeailss OF
Italy were 10 eSpo1deCco wth Slm!lar bodies
10 other counties.
There is considerable agitation ia Italy Gu
accoun. Of the Republican Pr ect 10 brog 90
q Ministerial crisis. Many Italians have con
eregaled at Nice awaiting settlement CT aIfs!tS
before returning to Italy.
The British Council Of Stale Is ato;:t t. Gi9
cuss pr2jec! for taxing cation imports I.@m
America.
The insurgents in Now Calsd,ria have trGg-
derad eight bcrstrd cony!c:s aua three nalvc',
Who were in boais ct tho mouth Ct Tie I1ya
river. The disturbances are coniiaed 70 that
district, end the troops aTo 9ursutag tho IT.
surgeut2.
The Porte has supprcss.:: tic .iuikis Leg.
tioa ut Washington and u2ry Co1suIat"s.
Srcs tie var ended thirty zine vessels have
arrived at CoGSiaIilaop!r, mostly ircm the
United States, with cars1is OF rifles sn!i oan-
non. The Turkish troops ere DOW as we'll sup.
piled With arms as before the var,
~ IL. a.
Of tho steamer Pommcraua has been recognized
as that of Il. ". Ciyusr, Ct Pennsylvania, ny
his COUSIN, who is student Of architecture "
Paris. The inquiry By The coroucr'S july has
been adjourned 10 allow the chief mate an op.
portunity to exonerate himself from blame Tor
the dyo!s CT the compartments belug open. Aig.
Blish: testified repeating his previous evidence.
He said the sailors eve1 saved their baggage
and bedding, instead Of assisting the passengers.
The captain kept his post like I man, but no
one else 6il. Captain SchwenscD, i'll answer TO
IN i!cuiry Of Blight alter the collision, SAID lis
chief officer bad left biTa. The men in the last
boat persisted in pushing oil whiii: there wss
room ior several people.
LATER.
Miss Cymcr stated that she aud iiir Siss!5
were act assisted. hy The sellers ia the s:ishtaa
degree, Ter brother lot Miss Mary CIymsT
down over the ships Side, She !cii inih the
bottom OF the boat, c>ns,der:ki9 siUnn5d. bat
on her recovery she SAw q badly lal' iuto The
water beside the boat, snI rut;ihG 1uf her
hands, SIZED tie parSoi by ia" hair. She held
on vi Gil i'c desperation OF dtsHal'' and With
ths a:slsi Of those already. 70 'he ersff' r.
young girl WIS Illtcd 1n'o she noat, "Ao proved
TO be her little H'tcE Rosa. IA" b1n1 then Put
eff from the ship, but Miss Mary Clymcr s.Ys
It was not near ini'.
10 short, ffoci !;'e en''fe eViaanee' IL Is clear
that the sal crs d'e pot assist inc passengers
and they were ID'eea 10 he'p eSch o'htr as oG4s
they could 10 the dafsttsa end CONFUSION OF me
moment. The fomnsrsnia c'ncc's 90 not
appear 10 haVe haH the slightest ce"'Foi 81 tHe
sailors r1daf the,r oohmsnu' l! II, ai'p%Ith
er, dep'orabie showing OF Wait CT o!se'ri'no
and u6ga'ia1E G3auGcs % TIE part o. 'Ae yer
man sicri. LIE ladaca' Was hHj lu'h@' 10
give the chief maze an opportunity Tor ez'1i"
patns nlmseIl: c
Daring az iotefs'e" DolWceu on o. oShvu
l. All Iy