Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-12
En RRsG% ETE.YE.

TheGcrmaG RcioGstag bssrUecIod TIC no!!on
for general disarmament.
The fro On board the British corvette Ihetls
was ex!ipgulsbed By flooding the vessel.
Il ia proposed to abolish the legislative coun'
Gil of Nova Sca!i., to ic3u3c government OK
peDses.
Reductions 10 Sc9!c:. coal miners wages are
abou. TO b.irc their iai!y pay TO about three
shipgs.
\ nrjyase letter tcou. 4 high lriial official
states that the people ofOssbmsre are dyiDg OF
ianioc like flee, snd that at the present rate
Of mortality tic proVlrco will De ncaii9 depop'
uIa!sd by the end OF the year.
L. tho Dominion Parliament 90 itQ1ry has
been made 10 relation to Alaska, IN ADVANCE OF
any negotiations that might arise with tue
United States regarding dispute that eE's'ca
ia 1925 between Great Britain AID huSsla re-
pardiug the navigation of all the rivers t'Wirg
through the then Russian territory.
On Saturday the officers Of tbs Royal En
cjreer Corps presented to the Dcke OF Con
nauch wedding gift Of silver ard gilt tcs,
eert service. Ga MoodaYa d:putatlcn headed
ty the Dnko Of Loinster. Lord Clorne. aud
the Lord Mayor CT Dublin waited upon the
prirce at Buckingham Palace ard presented
tho Irish Gilt, valued ct &C., 900. There was
4: royal dinncr party atWindsor Castle last night
to The members of the British, Pfussian, and
Belgian families. Ga Wednesday afternoon the
MAYOR aud the corporation Of Windsor will 20 10
the castle to present bridal eitt OF diamond
bracelet, subscribed by the residents OF the Dor
ougb. o. Thursday, shortly after ten O'CLOCK a.
20. two trains OF saloon carriages Will leave rad
dington station, L3GdOG. Tho hfst Will carry
the ambassadors, foreign Minister'S Caoinet
Ministers, and Other officials; thc second Will
take about Two hundred guests. These tralas
vii! arrive at Windsor shortly after eleven
o's!5ck. asd their occupants will drive to Sa'ut
George ehspal. where the marriage Will De
| celebrated, returning 10 London at tho close OF
the festivities. After lunchoon the DnSe Of
| Copuausht and the bride, escorted by detacn'
ment Of tho Horse Guards. will drive 10 the
| CIarcm9unt House, Surg, where they Whi
| spend the honeymoon.
A correspondent at Bsrlis, discussing the re-
pewed rumors of tho dissolution OF tic R:lcn.
stag, saysi Tho personal alterations o! the
last two days have certainly complicated the
situation immensely and II there persona! it'll
tatjon we're to bo considered Truce Bismarck
would have enough reason tor promptly appeal
| ing to the paope; hut there is yet DO OCCASION
I'd GOuEt That tna Hu3tClEt ueasutCo VIA o,
| least be submitted to the present Relcbstag.,
| The National I:iturg seems to lear an early
dissolption. 1t admits that Prince bismarck
is al! powerful 10 the Federal Cou1oll, which
| would readily acctdo it he pronosed d's5oiution.
| But its adds omiaou:ly: New elections at
present you'd only result ia the creation OF a
radical marty, which now docs Uot Exists, unless
| the Socialist can BE- 80 considered" This /:
supposed to relate to tho alleged iutcOuoGs OF
Dr.. Lasker, to join tho Advanced Liberals
Suoh coalition Of Na,ionai end Advanced
! Liberals wcull create regular and very radical
opposition. The Pail Gaz ,tte q correspondent OF
Bcrlin says: "pissoutiou Of tho RaicLs'oe is
unlikely before auum0. Prince Bismarck; relies
maiIy upon ,ho rural population ADD will fix
the day fer tire election slter harvest az the
most convenient time Ter bringing then to the
polls