Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-29
Foreign News.

The latest news Ia regard 10 Inc ueFeiopHeu'
Of tho Bulgarian uprisiog is disqulatlog. Inc
ipsurrcctioa appears to have successfully resist
ed the first attempts at forcibe suppre6slon
and is rapidly extending. The Insurgents are
now advancing on Seres. Ga the other hand,
some individual bands have been defeated, aud
the Mahometan element is rising on all sides
to assist the Porte; aud, moreover. considerable
forces have been dispatched from Saio3ica TO
the ;nsurgent territory. The object of the up.
r;sino is nrousstionab!y to realiz, the idea OF
RuIpsria reaching to the e zeao Sea, in accord
ance with the treaty Of San Stefano. 1t there:
fore has more than local significance, aud
tonches Questions OF undoubtedly European
character.
Prince Labauoff, replying to the note OF the
Porte 10 regard to the Blu garlan lnsurreotlon,
assured the latter that the Russians have taken
no part in the Bulgarian uprising 10 Maoedc-
Ma, which is merely series of acts OF brlgaud'
age By Bulgariaps and Turkish deserters, pos
sessipg no political character.
Minister Lsysrd has received Information
that Russian etroops from Rustchuk, Shumla.
and Fsrna continue to arrive at Adrianope
and elsewhere 10 Eastern Roumelia.
The Porte hesitated to appoint Governor
for Eastern Roumelia, for fear of conflict be-
tween the Russian aud Turkish authorities
The Russians have Informed the International
commission that it is impossible At present to
restore the Turkish judiciary in Eastern Rou
melia. The Russian authorities desire, IN the
interest Of the province itset, TO couuuue 10
| the administration Ct its affairs as long as is
necessary.
II has now trauspircd that strong Russian
force was concentrated Ga the Bokhara trouller
uotil the CLOSE OF the Berlin congress-. IN rcadl'
ness to enter Atghanistap.
I1is reported that the Russians, far from
rcslnipg The retreat on Adrlarople are 'eoc.
cupyirg the places which they bad evacuated.
especially kesban, pear the Cult OF Ssros. -,
For the present $4,000 Turkish troops will
operate against the Bulgarian insurgents: ,
There is great opposition 10 the Reichsrath
to Count Apdrassy's foreign policy, but it is
probable that he will be supported by the
Hungarian Reiobstae and by the Hunearian
members of the delegatiors. Theae, acting
with strong minority of the Austrian men,
bars who favor his policy, will secure him a
majority when the vote of the united delega.
lions is taken. Then the Reichsrath must &C.
quiesce, as the delegations are paramount on
imperial questions.
10 pursuance of the provi ions of the Socialist
law one association has been closed in Baden.
Two in Brunswick, four in Westphalia, and Eve
10 SaxoDy. The publication Of ono Socialist
newspaper has been prohibited in Meckenburg,
one in Bader, acd two 10 Sayony.
Lord Duferip, the late Governor General OF
Canada, arrived at London yesterday. He was
welcomed by the mayor, high sheriff, and a
number Ct other gentlemen, who prescn ted an
address and the freedom of the city. Lord
Duferin, 10 returning thanks, said he had left
Canada as contented aud loyal as Great Britain
could dtsre
The strike Of the Clyde iron workers has
commenced. The Engineers Society, num
beripg 5000 men, has also resolved to strike if
the reduction be enforced. The firm of John
Elder s. Go. have decided to discharge 200
of their hands. They employ 1000 men.
The declaration of the Austrian Government
that Austria will rot occupy Now Bszsr has
treasured the Porte, and Saiyet Pasha has
warmly thanked Count Zichy, the Austro.
Hungarian Ambassador at Constantinople. -
The relations between the two Governments
are now on quite friendly footing.
Over twelve hundred kilometres Of under.
ground telegraph lines are now in successful
operation between S:rasburrg and kel. This
is cuual to eight hundred miles, and shows that
the unsightiy poles 10 this and other cities.
The depreciation Of the fiat paper currency
at Constsntinoplc continues 1t now requires
347 pisstrcs 10 paper to buy 100 in gold.
LATER.
LONDON, Or. 29.-Tbe Tiues 10 its fnan
cial article, hoTavar, is appre bcDsige that the
money market is not safe from American aud
German demands FIR gold. The Afghan atFalr
may r;qure the government to send silver to
Iodia. The Iadian market for silver Is now
bare, aud demand thus created would raise
the price and so tripg out The German stock,
which is believed to be still large.
LONDON, Oct ON. Remeujl, the Hun
earia1 vonst, was among the passengers who
sailed from Liverpool this morning for New
York.
LONDON, Oct. ga special dispatch from
Vienna to The Independence Beige OF Brussels
says tnat Eogland has addressed a protest to
OF Berin. But the Times 10 leading edito
rial article while admitting that tie time has
come when some step must be takeo, thinks
that collective representation Of the powers
will be most etFcc!usI, aud believes that France,
Austria and Germany will not hesitate to uulto
with England 10 protecting tho provisions OF
the treaty.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-Twelvo Austrian officers
left Vienna yesterday for Teheran to rccrganzo
the Persian army on the model Of the Austrian
army.
VIENNA. Oot. 29.-Althoueh the efforts to
form fretis ministry have hitherto been Ut
successful, all impression prevails that they will
triumph ultimately.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-At meeting Of agTicul-
tural laborer5 ID Canterbury. yesterday, 10 pro-
test against proposed reduction of their wages
in Kent and Sussex, it was stated that one
thousaod Iaborers had already struck. and that
the humber would be increased to 1000 10 q
few day it the masters persisted in their design.
Between 10000 and 5000 persons will uti'
mately be affected 10 tho two counties. The
IaboreTs declare that tho course of the farmers
is oppressive and threaten to emigrste 10 the
colonicsin large numbers.
Robbery by TraEnps.
CINCINNATI, Oct 29-Three tramps came
ia The hauso door of farmer pamcd Thomas