Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-28
Foreign News.
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what position RuSS!a lpleuus ~ aseuue ~ SAio
| ing Algharistan.
| Rus ia will reply that sue does not feel bound
10 exp!aia the oEj:ct Of the mission, and that
il the event Of war between Eosland and
Afehanis!sn she will observe the same degree
CT neutrality that was observed by EoglaDd
6nring the late war between Russia and Tur
key.
TIE London Post says: I'VE believe intl'
nations of more or less value have already
bean made to Eoglapd of Russia's intention to
immediately recall her mission from Cahul.
A correspondent at Berlin states that Rus,
sis vil permit her merchants and manutsc:u'
rars to sell arms and ammunition to both the
E9el!sh aud AfghsDs in the impending war.
| A dispatch from Vienna says that, according
to the latest news 1000 Insurgents have con
centrated 10 the reighborhood OF Vchegrad.
A dispatch from vienna says the Albanian
| League recently decided to direct all lis men
against The Austrians except those who are
rceded to resist the MobteGegrns. Serious
disturbances are apprehended at Pesth if the
meeting Of the opponents Of occupation, at
uouuc=d for Sunday, is not prevaoted.
The Russians have selected Sofia SIS The
capital OF Bulgaria Instead of Tirnovs, and are
otherwise seeking 10 coDtraVece the treaty OF
Berlin and thwart the lotcroalloDa! COMMISSION
ip Eastern Roupeia.
A correspondent st Constautinop!o states the
pr ct OF the treaty proposed by Russa TOR
caiorclcg those portions CT the treaty OF gan
| Stcisno which were no! abrogatcd BY toe Btr
| in congress fixes the amount ct the war lc.
demuitV to be paid by Turkey, exclusive of
territorial csssio0s al 3l0,5O0,000 francs.
d.. orfc ~
he Sultan, recently receiving the diplomats,
declared be had personally done all that was
possible to induce the Albanians and BoSnlaEs
TO accept the decisions OF the congress OF BeI-
lilo.
A telegram from Coastentioople says: The
British feet will come up to Cors:anIloople
Ga SATURDAY to salute the Sultan before with
drawing to Artaki It asserted that Musurus
Pash, the Turkish Ambassador to England.
has iutimsted to the Grand Counei! that Eog
i. financial aid might be hoped for
Tbs German Parliamentary committee has
eo1o pIetcd its first readiDg of the Socialist bill
aad adopted toe clause proving that the hoal
court CT appeals fer cases arising under tie
bill! Sd all consist Ct four members Of the Fede-
raj Council, selected by their colleagues. and
i7e judges from the Supreme Court OF the
Enpira; or, if individual States, the Emperor
tie court.
The Enreror William, 10 the course Ct
written reply thanking the Reichs:ag for its
address Of sympathy, says: The gravity Ct
tie time is clear TO all. We must each &C
corirg to bis power strive TO avert the daI-
gers threatening The safety of the State The
Til submitted to the Reishstag is Intended to
serve this end. My firm trust accompanies
the labors of the ReichStag,'
Tie German Government is opposed to the
method Of the constitution OF the court or ap-
pes!s adopted in the amendment to the Soclsl-
ist bill by the Parliamentary committee.
General Von Moi.ke las recovered from biz
loesS.
The E9unaniau Chambers met 10 special
sessioo yesterday. The message ct Prince
Charles advises the maintenance of dlgnided
attitude relative to Bessarsbis. in the hope
that the territory may eventually be restored
BY the more clearly informed justices of Europe.
The International Peace Congress ct Paris
has passed resolutions recommending the SET
tlement Of disputes between naioDs by arbltra
sioo, and declaring var TO be brigandage.
MADRID, Sept. 26-lntelligence has been
receiycd here that numbers of NJ ools are dying
from starvation at Tez and Mequioez. Morocco.
LONDON, Sept. ga special dispatch to
LDS siNCS !IUN utOCi ualO VI
Thur3dcy, Sept. &c says: THE Russians con-
time to retire Oh Xix kilissa and Adrian
ope. where they expect to arrive about the -
Of October. Yesterday General Skobelett,
with tho 4.h corps, was at Tchataicj, and YVES
about to move to TcAarlu, where he will be
j}1ed b. tie On corps which lately occupied
the c.u1try batwcen Rodosto aud tie northern
shore OF the Gulf of Sar2s. ED arge part
CT which was concentrated before the Bnlalr
lines. 1t has been arranged that the Turkish
irf.ntry shalt advance. keeping at distance OF
t~eu!y five Kilometres The Intervening space
will be 10 great part occupied by small bodies
otcsva!ary in the hope Of preventing disorders.
General Skobclcff has issued public notice that
court martial will be formed and all persons
convicted Of certain specified crimes will be
ruoIshed by death. Some people who or
rived last night h train report that dliorders
occurred ia village near Bu7uk Tchekme6ji,
Immediately after the departure Of the Rus
SANS. Though the scheme Of reforms recon-
mcnded by the British Government hss been
accepted in principle, no formal answer has
yet been given by the Porte.
Nebraska Democratic Convention.
OMAHA, NEB.. Sept. 2S.-The Nebraska
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