Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-25
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from the Viceroy Of India to remain u1an-
swered.
A Bombay dispatch says GO attempt will be
made to induce tho Amer To receive the Brit
ish envoy. The mission has already broken up.
General Sir Neville Chamberlain has lett for
Madras.
Eight thousand fnon will start in lew days
to strengthen the force st Quattah. i. IS con-
sidered certain that move Willie made thence
on Candahor. which would cut the communlca'
tons between Cabul at Herat. Simultaneously
with this movement COCO men will 20 to
Khta:, and, it is believed, viii cDtcr AtElarii'
tan by the KORAN Valley, while third cnl-
umn will traverse the Kbybcr Pass. Il is es
limated that there will be plenty Of time for
these operations before SHOW falls.
A dispatch from Sula confirms most of the
details regarding the concentration Of troops
mentioned 10 the Standards telegrams 1t
reports that the kooram Valley people are
| friendly and peaceablc. BY this rtu!c . force
| might advance within seventy miles Of Cahu.
| The Kbyber Pass will DO avoided. 1t is cot
| intended to attack Catu'. The probable effect
Of the demonstration will be to show the help
lessncss Of tho Amecr and to cOrc!!late the
| frontier tribes by friendly treatment.
| A dispatch from Slmla reports that the cohl.
missioner at Pcsthaur ls negotiating, with
| hopes Of SUCCESS, to dctacE the inhabitants OF
the khyber Pass from the Ametr OF Cabu!.
| The Austrians occupied Rogscca without
opposition. 1t il learned that Tic Insurgents,
after the battle at Seukoviea, lied, pavic sir;cL-
en-, to Niohcgral and Goradsa.
A force OF AIbanians is marching from Ncrl
Bazaar to iciu the Insurgents st Bosnia.
Five hundred Italian volualccra hav" ~,
preached tho Austrian frontier.
| The German Parliamentary committee las
| adopted an amendment proposed Ly Herr
Staufenberg 10 the anti socialist bill, authori2.
Ing the police authorities OF the provincial dis
tricts to forbid the sale o! printed matter cirtN
lated in the interior.
The eruption OF Mount Eosuvius il increas
ing. The bass OF The Few che Is now covered
with lava, which is streaming down the sides
| OF the m0uDtaln.
| A serious strike has occurred against re-
| duotiop of wages ID the factories OF c1Itfed
cotton ct Radcliffe. Pilkiugon and UnswoItI!,
England Three thousand looms ere idle.
1t is stated that the Pope has again written
to the Emperor William congratu'atlog linn On
| his restoration to health, and wishing him a
long AID happy life, but no mcuton Is made
| IN the letter Of the pending negotiations.
The Mexican Congress opened On the l6!h.
President Diaz sent in his message, which re-
views the American question. lie claims that
| iLo Mexican government has nerIotn.cd its
duties toward the United States in good faith
and n tho rrtcnf If ils novcrs: and, tnrlhcr.
,bot Mev;co dcaircs "a cnit;vs,r naarn 9th all
nations csnS c;aily With tLs ITied States, 1t is
dctormincd 81 tho samn time 10 Tnsi9tain ta
| independence and honor. The President also
saws the Senate has authorized ihc executive
| to trcat with Ihc American royrYplrcu. rjrmu
tuaI military 20 onoration a. The Rio Grandc.
bnt asked as a conditjon "a suah ca opc.ation
lint thc crdcr rivcn General Orr; D., c6untcr.
manded, The United States refused 10 revoke
thc order and INC Mexican roYc,nment agreed
to nothing.
The Volcano Of Cetoruxi, in Ecuador, il il
s.ato If c,uniion. throwipr IN immense clouds
If smoke and ashes, which can be seen from
Gnavanu;I' Ma ira, Of life or DAMAGE to nrop
erty has occurred,
The revoutionists ia Santo Domingo have
been successful. President Golzalcz capi;u-