Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-14
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the Samoan hroDIpelAgO ID Dish'J IupioUAplH.
Germany has Invited Engand to Cooperate 10
demanding from Samoa equal rights for trad
crs, settlers and mariners With any other ma
ton. probably on account Of the treaty between
Samoa and tho United States. Germany pro-
fesses to desire no more than equality under
some agreement enb0d} iGs the 'mts. favored
ustion'' clause.
Tho new gold discovery Ia India is described
as follows: "Within an area Of twenty five by
thirteen miles nnety ouicrcpa "ereid!scoVcred
of auri(erous quartz from two to four feet
thick, yciiGiug from few peDnywaghts to two
hundhed ounces per ton. Tho richer stone
shows, when broken, fine and c0aIse seems, snd
| Jagged pieces tho s;zs Ola pea.
A serious resurrection has broken cut 10
Ntjl, district in Arabia, against the sTuIk 7.
a dispatch from ConstantlDoplc says: ut IS
stated that England is earnestly assisting the
Porte 10 its endeavor to coucIude loan to be
guaranteed on the revenues Of Syria and the
surplus Egyptian tribute:
Count Schouyaloif has had pfivats audience
with the Emperor. Ho subsequently inform
| ed an interviewer that he WAS tho bearer OF 10
new proposals; that he came to Pesth TO settle
some minor matters, and repeated the a&5uran-
ces Of the Cazir's desire to faithfully respect
the treaty of Berlin.
The MARQUIS of Loruo aud i'rncess Louise,
accompanied by the Duke Of ConEaught and
| Prince Leopold, left the ST. Pancras terminus,
London, for Liverpool at II 0 cCck last night.
A largo crowd witnessed their departure,
and repeatedly cheercd tbs Marquis and Prln'
| cess.
They left 10 O special train, consisting OF
| two Pullman sleeping cars which had been fitted
up for their especial use. They reached Liver
pool this morning, and sailed to day for Can
ada on the Sarmatian, on which swinging
| berths had been arranged for their ac3ommon
| dasion
The Bolton cotton spinners have decided tc
make reduction Of per cent. in the wages o.
their employees.
] Eight thousand operatives 10 Blackburn VINO
are out of employment are organizing meet
ing to express indignation at the paucty oil the
parish relief
The enforcement of The Bolton masters resp
luton is dependent on the concurrence OF th'
masters owning tWo.thitds Of The splndles l;
the district which includes Bolton, Lslgh
Tyldcstley and Anterior.
The American bark Devoashiro has beer
seized by Chllian corvette while loediag qua
Ponta Arenas.
LATER.
LONDON, Nov. l1.--It appears that the con
vention with France whereby Italy agrees tt
withdraw from foreign soil fractional silver really
postpones to 1881 what Italy had already
undertaken 10 do in 1882, and that tho with
drawn currency would be redeemed in silver
live franc pieces, not IN gol'!.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. ll.--Tho Marquis anl
Marchioness of Lorne, accompanied by thu
Duke Of Conoaught, Prince Leopold and thci
snites, arrived here at six o clock this morning
and proceeded 10 the Adclphi Hotel. At ter
clock the royal party went to the town hal
attended by a military escort. Detachincnts Of
volunteers were standing at prominent points
along the route and the streets were crowded
with people who gave lhcm hearty reception
The town hall was filled with ladies and gentle,
men. Mayor Royden received the royal party.
The Recorder then read an address from the
Liverpool town COUNCIL ard the President OF
the Chamber Of Commerce read al address from
thas body to the Malqnis who replied &c
botb The royal party afterwards presented
themselves on The balcony, overlooking the EE'
chacse which was filled with an enthusiastic
crowd. They then proceeded 20 The laD6ing
stage aad embarked on tcuIcr inr the steam
ship Samaritan. Aitcr warm Leave takioc tie
royal princes rniurucd to the shore and the
steamer prcc5cdtd to sea. Tie weathar was
foe and the whole prcc:rhiZs rass1r! of with
great ecat.
LONDON, Nov. 14.--Gcrcral Grant arrived
in Cadiz on Tuesday last from Seville. lie was
received at The landing place by The Mayor OF
the city aud the civil and military officials. A
guard of honor was in Attendance and large
crowd cheered the tx President Is he passed
out. The reception WAL most enthusiastic Ga
the part of the people aud very cordial en- That
ofthe authorities.
ROME, Nov. 14.--Thc [lalc says the Coun-
ell Of State has decided that the See Of Naples
in the royal patronage and tn al the archbishop
appointed by the Vatican cannot euioYthc tcui
poraliiies Of the Sec .untl he has obtained III
vasture and IN eXequatur from the King.
| LONDON, Nov. 1i.-A dispatch to the Times
from Berlin says the attitude III the German
| Bishops, as indicated by their memorial to the
| Pope expressing The wish that an equitable ar.
rapgement may be reached with Germany. is
regarded 10 Berlin as gratifying earnest Of a
possible reconciliation.
A dispatch from Rome to tho London Staod-
ard says the Vatican has decided on complete
separation from the Centre, lUltramontane, J
party in the German Reicbstag.
PARIS, Nov l4.-M. Hlppoye Adolphe
Teiue, the author, was 10 day elected member
of the French Academy.
LONDON, Nov. lit is reported that in
iegepco has been received at the colonial office
that further outbreak by the kafiirs is lmmi-
| ncnt The rebel tribes are massed in great
strength under Cetewayo, King Of the Zu'us
| The British force on the frontier is 10 danger
of being overwhelmed unless promptly rein
| forced very considerably.
The Presidents So.CalIesi Southern
Policy.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-two additional ar.
rests we're made yesterday Of parties charged
With offenses against United States laws ct the
recent election. William j.. Daggett, prom.
incnt democrat, who was charged especially
with ballot box stufiing 10 a letter OF cZ'
Congressman Mackey, published in Northern
newspapers, began proceedings to day against
Mackey for libel.
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 14-Chief Justice