National Republican., 1880-10-02
NEWS FROM ABROAD.
Garlbaldi Likely TO Make Serious Dis.
turbance in Italy.
Contradictory Reports from Dulclgno - "A
Temporary Session of IIostiiities Prob
able-Russian Intolerance.
The Sultan Reported Moro cononlntory.

The Sultan Reported Moro ConcIllatory.
LONDON, Oct. "a dispatch from Rome to
the Times says: "rhe representatives of the
thousands of Marsala and Of the survivors OF
the country's battles started for Capreri aboard
tugboat, in which General Garibaldi was TO
embark for Genoa Garbadi, in spite of the
urgent advice of his best friends, Is deter.
mined to carry out his intention, aud will
probably leave Caprcra tomorrow aud arrive
at Genoa on Sunday.
"The situation Is rife with the most serious
possibilities. There is no doubt that General
Glribaldi will be received on landing by the
extreme radicals of Genoa in nil their
strength, and should he, as some think likely,
go at their head to the prefecture or prison
aud demand Major Cin2os' release we shall
probably have such an affair rs that of Aspro.
monte over again, for Premier Carroll, bitter
MS 1t may be for him to act vigorously against
his old leader, will faithfully do his duty and
cause the laws to bo respected"
The Montenegrin Difficulty.
VIENNA, Oct. IA telegram from Ccttinje
reports that the Montcnegrns living near
Camp Suturman have been permitted to re-
turn to their homes on leave as there is no
prospect of military operations for ten days.
RAGUsA, Oct. 1.-The Albanians continue
TO assemble In the ncighborhood of Ducgno
i'll such numbers rs to render its Occupat ion
more difficult than at tho outset. Ria Pasba
has advised tho inhabitants of Dulcigno to re-
move their families to place of safety in case
of bombardmcnt, but the people have refused
saying they would rather die than submit to
the Montcnegrins.
LONDON, Oct. "a dispatch to the Stand
ard from the Montenegrn camp says one hun
dred cases of rifles, quantity of provisions
and 200 soldiers have been landed ut Dulciguo.
The Times Gravosa dispatch says "rhe Rus.
sian corvette Zsmcoug has gone to Cattaro.
The Tpmeraire aud Svetlana will follow on
October 9. The rest of the fleet will probably
follow OH Sunday"
The Russian Press silenced.
LONDON, October "a dispatch from st.
Petersburg to tho Times says: "All the editors
Of the chief journals here have becn summoned
before General Malkoff aud told that their
continual discussion of u constitution for
Russia has highly displcascd the Car; that
nothing more on tho subject would be allowed
TO appear, and that during the present reign
IL would be premature to discuss q constitu-
tion."
The Melbourne Exposition.
MELBOURNE, Oct. 1.-Tho marquis of Nor
mandy, governor and ommissuner-in- iof
OF Victoria; the governors of South Australia,
New South Wales, Western Australia and
Tasmania, and the mayor of the municipality,
escorted by tho colonial troops, the fire bri-
gadc and friendly societies, proceeded to tho
exposition building, where they were received
by the commissioners of the exposition. The
marquis of Normandy, in the presence of the
duke of Manchester, the ministry. consuls
and members of tho assembly, received the re-
port OF the commission. In replying to the
report the marquis said ANY country might
be proud Of tho display and Of the foresight,
energy and ability of all concerned In the
work. The imperial government and the
principal states of the world had promptly re-
sponded to the invitation to participate in
the exhibition, thus assuring 1t tho rank cor.
responding with previous exhibitions" He
then declared tho exhibition open, whercupon
the royal standard was hoisted and salutes
were fred The exhibition was then in
spected. The proceedings passed Off with
great oclat. The exhibits require but little
6naI arrangement to render the display com.
plete.