Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07
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| The Spanish ministry is considering m:als OF
developing the Spanish merchant marine.
An oscillatory earthquake having direction
from northeast TO southeast occurred in tho city
or Mexico on tho 10Th uittmo, and was also felt
| in other places.
port that MahmOud Jan is dead and says Ee is
| At MADAM, and ia determined to light if tho Brit.
| lsh do not oiItr satisfactory terms.
Tho expedition iLted out by the Berlin Geo.
grapalcal Society has started for Central frics
to establish permanent station of tho society
| on the banks Of Lake TauSany-iki.
Qleen Victoria confers on Shero Ali the SOW
o;eighty OF The province Of Candahsr, with the
title OF Wall. shere Ali is also informed of the
| proposed construction Of u railway to Csndsb ar,
where British forca and political sgInt will
be permanently stationed.
| Prince Jerome Nspcleon's letter in regard to
tue recent DEGREES against TIE Jesui.s in France
ID very untavorsb;y cornmentfd upon
ine Rays Expresses tho opinion that the Prince
| IN Wrlt'rg tho letter, committed al irreparabio
| mistake 1t e1cls|ms ~ that IL tho { 10 3iro
| offered Us, We rtjocI It with scorl"
dtmocr. tic manifesto, signed Ivy 80 former
pepuiiss and Senators sud y Journalists js pub.
| lishtd in Madrid. it demand s religious liberty.
tho liberty OF thn PROS. oi tubhs meeting. of
association, and o! education, universal sutf:aga
dec, n!raIization. obligatory military service for
] oil, sccnony in tho public service 1esusct for
| the rights of individuals improved control ever
the finances, the assiE' lia.'rn OF Gu % IT, Spain
and irremOvab;iity OF iud Ses.
Eco English elactoi returna ,ntiru, to show
llcoEai gains. II Is now thought cjI.si9 III t
GLADSTONE wi be called upoa 10 f1r.nG now
cihnet PHrneli has bean returned and ia work.
lEg hard nGsinst tho Liberals, 20 rs To d,ct,te
terms to the incoming majority. III, London
i.ioeraIs are preparings great demonstration for
MIR. Gladstone. I he Marquis Of Eiuon ia tha
fhVOrlte for viz or6y a Iral,rb Nc,tI,-
brook may 90 to India, On thu formation Of q
now cabinet Parliament. will adjourn for fort.
night TO permit tho election OF ministers hold.
lhE coats IN The House Ct Commons.
BISMARCK REslGNs-Thc Imperial Stamp
Duties bill having been defeated in The Pfus
sian Bundesrath, Prince Bismarck has resigned.
l. is expected tia. the bill will 10 resubmittcd
to the BundcirBth, mad that several minor sa tes
will go over 10 the sila of Plu:s,, whereby the
requisite ma ority will b. attained. Th. Bun
desrath passed The stamp law, but With certain
notifications. These were not agreeable to
PfIuoe Bismarck, and lie sent bis resignation 10
the Emperor. vino refused to acoept il, Using
the wood Never" Prince Bismarck again
sent 10 bis resignation. saying the vote in The
Bu1desrath wss not the sole ground for his &C
ton, but that his health was such that be con-
sldered it necessary TO withdraw from public
lite. Prince Bismarck will confer with the
Enpeior to day. The popular opinion is that
be will remain in Office.
LONDON, April 7.--1he Berlin correspondent
OF the Times teeRraphs as follows: 1T can read.
lly be imagined that on the news of the Chan
ceiior's intended resignation spreading through
political circles here, the English elections ceased
10 be the subject Of conversation and from spec.
nIlalipg on the woes likely TO befsll the British
Empire by the downfall of the Lord Bescons.
neld, men began to dila!e on the misfortunes ce,-
tam 10 accrue to Germany. with the helm of af-
fairs no longer in the hands of Prince Bismarck"