National Republican., 1880-09-11
NEWS FROM ABROAD.
No More Survivors OF the seaham COL
llery Explosion.
Number OF Lives Lost Hundred aud sixty
Austro- German Allianoo-Turk-
isii Complications.
Tho seahnm MIno vIotIms.


LONDON Sept. 11.-Thirty corpscs have
been recovered from the Seaham pit up to
o'clock last evening, when the search was sus-
pended for the night, in consequence of the
accumulation Of gas. Tho government in-
spector has officially announced his conclusion
that tho number OF the dead at Seaham is
close upon 165.
The German-Austrian Trenty.
LONDON, Sept. 10.--Tho statement Of Herr
Won Buhlcr that the conclusion Of the Aus.
trio.Gcrman alliance was due 10 the fact that
Russia had made overturCs to France for an
alliance against Germany, which was com.
municated to Prince Bismarck by NJ. Wad-
dington aud further assertion Of Herr Vou-
Buhlor that NJ. Gambetta compassed NJ. Wad.
dington's overthrow for disclosing the Russian
overtures, are declared by the RepuJliqtc Fran.
cdiSe to be mere idle gossip.
A dispatch to the Times from Vienna says
The idea that the interview between Prince
Bismarck and. Baron Won Haymerlc has been
for tho purpose of making amy positive stipu-
latun to provide against cventuaites in tho
east, and above ALL against the possible sepa-
rate action of England and Russia, may be en-
tircly dismissed,
The Turkish Complications.
LONDON. Sept 1.-THE 7elegrdphs Pera
dispatch says the note Of the powers relative
TO Armenia is expected immediately. 1t is
believed it proposes the autonomy of the
province modelled on that Of Lebanon
The Tunes Pera dispatch says the condition
of Asia Miuoi is lanentablc. 1t contains
100000 luwlcss refugees who arc without
means Of subsistence except by pillage.
The SialddrPs Athens dispatch says the
porte's reply relative to the Crock frontier
will be presented on Saturday. 1t declares
that it is impossible to accept the proposals of
the powers, aud bcgs them in the name of jus.
finNfr
A dispatch to the Ncrs dated Conslantinople,
Friday, says: "Riza Pasha telcgraphed carly
to-day that the Albaniuus had determined to
resist. The cabinet Immediately met. 1t Is
reported that the sultan is much incensed
with the Albanians, aud has determined that
the troops shall employ force"
a dispatch from Vienna to the Standard
says Greek irom.cltd and two frieates have
been ordered to craise on the Albanian coast
The Cessiun oi Duloigno.
LONDON, Sept. 10.--Thc Manchester Guard
ian dl'scOrrespoudent ut Ragusa telugraphs under
date of Wednesday as fOlows AT the
twelfth hour tho Turks lave taken action
To-day Ria Pusha dispatched five battNiions
| from Scutari to effect the cossion of Ducigno
Ria Pasha has been latterly trying bribery
successfully on tho moro turbulent Scutarine
chiefs. Tic encouragement the porte has
| hitherto given the Albaniaus must, however,
still render its real intentions doubtful.
Should the Albanians execute their threat to
oppose tho Turkish troops the porte may yet
wash its hands Of the affair, urging the impOssi-
| bility of coercing mussemans. / came here
| through Montenegro from Dulciguo, us the
| league committee there informed me that
| owing TO the influx of fanatics from the inte-
| rior they could no longer guarantee my safety.
| The spectacle of the combined European
fleet riding in the harbor is magnificent. The
| Russian admiral, who returned on Tuesday
from tIip to Ccttinge, says the Prince of
| Mon tcncgrO is not prepared to use force to gain
| Ducgmo because he fears it would provoke
II general Albanian invasion of Montenegro.
| Tho Albanians arc cncampcd in mountains
inaccessible from the seI, aud the powers are
not agreed rs to landing troops. Altogether
| Admiral Seymours position is uneuviable, rs
the international jcalOuscsare but fecLly con-
| cealed."
| PARIS, Sept. 10.-A telegram from Duciguo
| dated to-day says the troops sent by Ria
Pasha eucamped last night near that place
The town is in II very excited state. II is
| said that the league met at SculaI and de-
| cldei TO oppose the surrender. The Monte
ncgrins are cchGloned along the frontier close
| 10 Ducgno
telegram from Pcra reports that the Turk
| ish troops at Scutari had an engagement with
baud Of Abanians ON Thursday.
Tie German Military Demonstration.
BERLIN, Sept. 10.-Thc weather Is mngnif.
| ceut to-day. The maueuyers commenced with
the parade Of tho Third Army corps, at which
were present the Emperor William, the Crown
Prince Frederick William aud other imperial
princes. The duke of Cambridge, the British
commumder.in.chiof, the duke and duchess
Of COuuaught and the grand dukes of Hcsse
aud Mccklinburg- -SteIiIz were also present.
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