Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-15
Foreign News.

w urtemOufs anu Aeeo'hoh o'f'at'to -
Joyancsich's CORPS are expected t, c1tcr S2ra'
iayo to. day or tomorrow T:thCu: opposition,
the inhabitants haviog already glStn notice OF
their submission to the Austrian oceupalloa.
General Szaparijs' chsck before Tuz'a vas due
to the pumelical superiority OF the Insurgents.
The Ausriars spiked Two Of their OVID gu1s
aud abandoned them. The engagements With
the insurgents we're very obstinate.
The Emperor Francis Joseph is much affected
by the resistance offered to the Austrian oceupa-
ton Of the Turkish province. The resistance
does not come from the Mussulman alone.
Revolutionary Pan SclaVism is behind them,
not with any hope Of defeating tho occupation,
but to keep alive disatfectlon which will at
tract the Bospians and HelzegoVlncsc to SerVla,
the great focus of the Pan Scla7 agitation.
The SerVlau government earnestly decares
that it is Loyalty adhcring to its conventions
with Austria, but this declaration is not lmpicc
city believed at Vienna, where the feeling OF
irritation against Servia is or the Increase
Hence the report which prevailed last night
that an Austrian corps viii b, sent to watch
Servia, with orders to advance into that country
at the first sign OF bad faith
A dispatch from Pesth says the hungarian
government has forbidden the export Of arms
and munitions into Servia and Montenegro.
The New Free Press confirms the statement
that the basis for an arrangement between Aus:
tria and tho Porte has already been agreed
upon. Tie Press states that q treaty vii! be
signed at Sersjevo by General Phiirovlch and
Mehemet Ali Pasha.
A dispatch from Constsutiuople says :-ln
o note to Greece on the Sth instant the Porte
admits the possibility OF en- understanding being
arrived at.
\ Constantinoplc dispatch says Pricca La:
banof, the Russian Ambassador, has handed
to the Vizier note announcing that large
portion of the Russian forces arc about to DC
Withdrawn, and that the cmbarkatlon will be.
pin early next week. Russia has represented
that the British feet ought 10 retire slmula-
neously with the Russian troops but as that
suggestion is as yet unanswered Russia has also
hinted that the Porte ought to engage not TO
fortify the lines of Tchedme0is for some time.
This proposal was unfavorabiy received.
A Vienna dispatch says the Hungarian cleo.
tons are virtually completed. Two hundred and
thirty.two adherents of The government have
been elected, against seventy Of the Opposition
and sixty six Radicals.
A bill for the purpose Of preventing the
spread Of socialism has been submitted to the
German Federal Council. 1t prohibits asso'
Citations, meetings and publications IN further.
auoe of socalstic or communist!c objects, The
Central authorities Of the Federal States ere de-
clared competent to deal with all otfcnscs
against this law. Appeal from their decisions
will be to an Imperial Bureau, to be created
for the purpose of considering questions con
corning public meetings and the press. Pen
alties range from fine 10 q years imprlson-
ment. Sociaistc agents may be expelled from
The towns aud forbidden to pursue their trades
as printers, book sellers, or inn keepers. The
central authorities may, with the sanction OF
the Federal Council. in districts where public
safety is endangered, prohibit public meetings
for q year, unless the meetings are SANCTIONED
by the police authorities; prohibit the sale OF
interdcted printed matter 10 the streets; restrict
the sale or possession Of arm9 aud expe uncm-
ploycd persons.
It is stated that since the 81 of June, the
date of the attempted assassination OF the En-
peror William by Dr.. Nobiliug, there have
been 5G3 arrests Of persons IN Germany Tor To-
eultiug the Emperor. OF this number 81
have been convicted, Including thlrty'one Wo'
men. The aggregate OF the sentences OF lal'
prisonment imposed is 81 years 1--WE ct the
accused committed suicide before tia. -
The statement that the French Prince la.
pera aud the Princess Thyra, ct Denmark, are
to be married, IS reiterated.
Ad7ices from Sidney, New South Wales,
state that great rush Of gold seekers to New
Guinea is expected at 40 earl date,
The Honolulu (Eawaii) Assembly has ap.
rropriated $4,000 as subsidy to the Haclhc
Hail Steamship Company fIr carrying the
mails.
LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch from buon::
Arrest TO the Times says the Russians occupied
Varna, Bulgaria, 90 the 18th of August. IAs
garrison is to consist Of 0,000 meu with oac
hundred guns.
PARIS, Aug. 15.-lo the award Of pE!zas s.
the Paris Exposition the United States sericuI'
tural exhibit has received diploma or honor,
and the y. S. educational exhibit gold medal
OF the eleven OBJECTS Of al. offered by the
agricultural society Of France FOR exceptional
merit in agricultural machinery N tic regent
field trials eight have been awarded to American
invcnlione. Dr. Edward II. Knight, the
American juror, Of class No. IS, has been
authorized to announce the awards. They arc
as follows: McCormick's Bidding Reaper,
Woods Binder, Osbornc's Binder, Johnston's
Harvester Whitley Harvester, Decrcs Gang
PIow, Dedrick' Hay Press, and tho Chicago Hay
Press. The above eight prizes are independent
of the medals of the exhibition proper.
MANCHESTER. Aug 1.-THE Manchester
Guardians London correspondent siys it is
stated in we'll Informed circles that Ad mral
Horribly has bsen ordered by telegraph, that as
soou az the embarka!on Of the Russian lnpe'
rial Guard has been completed. he shall with
draw bis sac,ioD of the British h4et from
the Princes Island. ID the sea Of Marmora, to
GallipoIi, but lot retire to the Mediterranean
until tho remainder of the Russian troops have
retired west Of Chataja, ADD the Turks arc
securely 10 the possession OF those works. lie
will then leave sufficient number Of ships at
GaipoIi and il the Gulf CT Saros to maintain
the invioabity Of the peninsula until oil the
Russians are bayond Adriaooplo. or across the
Balkans.
LONDON, Aug. l5.-Sir Stafford Norhcote,
Chancellor of the Ezchequer, replying 10 an
inquiry in the House of Commons, said that no
had been exchanged With the
Vatican regarding re. establish mcnt Of dplo'
matte relations between Great Britain and the