Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

Aus!ro Sarvisn diploma tic relations have been
rupiured.
The situation in Aighapistan is unchanged.
a Russian envoy has been murdered aud bis
letters takcp.
Bulgaria hiss decided to chsuso hct E7ma-
msnt, aud many G0gcmcnts OF Arms aGc noticed
s!opg The Dalu3o.
4 dispatch iron Adcn says: Tho steamer
Jcddah, who her master abandoned, did net
founder as reported, She arrived here 81 safe
6: s o'clock last night"
CaliXto Garcia and the other clpturca Cubrn
insurgents will tavo Havana fer Spain August
18th, 10 DO ircarccyatod in Spanish forts or aen:
10 penal settlements Gu the African coast.
The latest adViccs from Caudahar state th:t
tho garrison has bad some successful sk;rrlshcs
with the tIibesmcn 10 the neighbo.ng villages.
Abdurrahmln Khan will meet Gonorsl Stewart
at Shlrpur to Gay, aad Immediately after TITO
iotcrvieW General Stewart will sts1t with his
wbolc army for Gun1amuk. & dispatch, dated
from the camp at Butksh, Auguss II, SAYS:
General Stewart effected tho Withdrawal Of all
tho troops from Catul 10 Gay 10 admirable ordor.
PcfI, c. tranquility prevails. There is no sign
OF disorder IL eny district. northern Afgaoistap.
The 1eTs from Gcccral Roberts is favorable.
The country is quiet and the people ero friend,
~. The Amesc caGlo to Cabu to cay TO visit
General Stewart aud Mr.. Griffin, when very
est!stc Org Interview was held Tho Amer
lavoraty Impressed all tho English Officers. lie
expresses hls gratitude to the British.
Great alsrm end agitation arc said 10 prevail
in the vicinity Of New Ross On account Of tho
mystery aud evidences Of ORGANIZATION sur
rounding the Boyd outrage. Tho DISCUSSES Of
the perpetrators we're so peiftc. that idan,ifcs.
ton Is unlikely. Marked attention hes been
drawn TO the fact that the weanons abandoned
by tho nurdorcrs are Ea6eld ,ih.s bearing the
government brand. 10 the House Of Commons
90 Monday Sir Stafford Northoote called a.teu.
ton to the New Rrss ouiraec and stated that
the guns used were long EDGeId rifles, With bay.
oncts. MIR. Forster, Chief Secretary fer Ire
land, SAID the late goverEm ant had ordered the
sale OF soma Enfield r!fl3e, tus tho present gov
ment had stopped the sale. Tho Irish Times
OF Dlhiln asks how ma0y such rifles orc Ia the
bands OF tho people and urges upon tho masis.
trstes TIC necessity OF inquiriog how they Gauo
10 thelF possession. Ii il Iumorod that 400
Eohcit r'h.s hsVo been cent from Dubo 10
various parts Ct the c3uotry within the last few
months. The CU1k Constitution says the pres,
ent state OF the western part OF Limerick is very
disturbed. Illegal drilling is extensively car.
rled Oh. and Fenianlsu is again beginning to
feel its way. A large number of we'll known
Fenlsu enissarles are working up the movement
and exciting the peasantry to rebellion. The
Truth says private letters from the vest of lro-
land depict the condition of that part CT tho
couutry in glowing colors-speak of tho large
quantity of srms Struggled into the cabins of
the small tenants. OF secret drilling CD the hill
sides. of tho sppariIion Of mysterious strangers
from America, and of the latest miracle at
Knock, when tho Virgin and St. Patrick ap-
peared to the pcusautry aud told them to pay
20 rents. Mr.. LsWen, Justice Of the peace writes
q The newspapers denying the statement pub.
lished yesterday that he mad been fred upon in
the neishborhood of Tusn. The Marquis Of
Waterford has received letter warning hin
sgs!Dss attending the Royal Agricultural Soais.
l!es' ShoS, SAYING thas i re din ae vonli: 20
slht, ont tho Marquis -!tended tho shor rot
|Itistsnd!og. He voted agains. tno coI2ea. /;
cation bill. |