Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-02
Che Eur0peRn Outlook

Ifetc3 EGVs SItCiai lIpoEtaLce uoT, Hueu
ga consider the assassination OF tho Gar and
lhe aaveot to she Imperial power ct sovereign
Sho il believed to h.vo ambitious plans for the
jc7oiopmcu! Of his nation ard Rho is known to
b, 9 so;d!eg Of approved c1ursga. Il the quss
tio0 between Tui key aud Greece related simply
to the b3aoderg lines betwecu the two nations 1t
mishs BE- easily adjusted. Throughout Europe
public opinion has been ic favor Of Greece.
There is desire to see this venerable and classic
kicg lom Reconstructed. Thus far Greece has
beea noting bu! ~ apology fer kingdom.
Soc,a OF the tslris, PROVINCES CT the Grtcan
natiol-provlrc:s co!irely Independent, bat
Gceek ~ character, traditions. Institutions AID
cus;ons-aro held By the Turkish Empire.
Tdcro is sea'ral feeiicg tbst ia the recon.
si:uc Isl; OF Europa tho place ior the Sultan is
CO tho As!a!:c aide Of the B1sph1tu7. Tae
Turk clme into Europe in time OF internal
degereracy aud strife amid tho Christian nations
and planted himself on the Bosphorus. Since
the FsaWaksniDg Of Eur9rean genius. and the
development Of nations like England, Germany,
R7s:ia eud France, there have been steady
driving back Of the Suttsas and tho ro- estab lsh.
meat Uf provinces whcss nationality had beeu
Destroyed, Nothing seems more certain (un
less We nisraad the dectces Of fste) than that
the Turkish Empire in Europa must como to
an end. Whethe. it would b, wise TO rtc,n
s.fuct GU Of thu remnants of the Turkish
dcmioiots Greek kingdom which would take
Oousautinoplo for the capital aGd embrace
Smyrna is question. The Greeks have not
u2 nations Whether this arises from the
9ne Z of c,nkuri,o RI tCruoru or
whe:hcr it is tia! tho Crock character is not
of that lasy and daring type which erec!s aud
cvarhFoHF, it ia crtaln ttEt the Greeks have
fai ed to make sDy impression upon Europe
except that Of succ ss'ul tradssmen. The
Greek ilhleIco perncstes the Turkish Empire
tc~day very much az the German influence
perm 2etos The Empire CT Russia. But it is a
subtle, money rs.Girg ufluerc', and has 50
fer deecnerated The character of the nation that
wtea Napoleon wished to speak with Contempt
CT rival ,reign no called him % Greek Of
tho Lover Empire" Still i: is never visa to
estimate the character CT nea or of natiocs as
We fiod it after years ct slavery, and We there
fore snaro tho cpl1!ou OF tho c!GilZ world
thai il tie Greeks have 90 opportunity they
will slnditao their aaoicnt virtue AID renoHn.
We qassiau, h0w2vcr. Bhsther this csn DO
done by var With GFctcs 6shiog Turkey
alone, i: is 10 the poser OF tho Sultan to destroy
Greece. II Russia or Austria !ac;ttres then
there Is nc knowing where tho contest my end.
In fec, Earopo is GoT 10 C critical condition.
Tho spirit O. revolution is abroad. The Con;i-
cent is bu!dcGea with standing srmies, every
peasant in Germany rs it is said cslryi5g q
solder 90 hia back. Ftarco adds tax.y 10 her
budget 10 order that sbo m;y hlva greater
armamca!s In So ;hrobs with revolution
aud is ia tie haad5 OF ylu1g a1d intrepid
pilac?, Il Ii'l need TIC vision and strength
Of conservative nations like Ea2lsnd TO prevent
q exile which my ris1It in the most dc.
stiullVo and disastrous var o. modern times
NJ y Herald
LIVING IN NEW I oRK.-Straw5errie arc 10
market. They are rot Of superior quality. ard
got they bring rs cents per basket. A hsnd-
sono price, some may thick. but remember
that they oame from Florida. Greea reas have
also appeared in the market. They w,re raised
in SoIth Csro;ina and triug on'y 500. FER p:cb.
The price would DO still higher tad rot Ii 0
market been impaired by a quantity that got
frozon md were sold ct low rli,a. The rccaut
cold snap YES seriously destructive to Southern
gardeners. The Bermuda crors sra roH max
ing their appearance. How strange i. seems
that tho ca,l? vegetable gardens CT this city
should DO found in FlNiis and Bermuda.
These places now depend in great degree on
New iolk patronage, and prizes. of curse. Gre
very high. GU CAP, however. purchase six
q1art bcx Of red tomatoes Tor $l.25. New Do
| tatocs, also FROM Bermuda, arc 10 market Ell IS
cents per half pack. B:s!on hothouss radisbes
| are aMoag the uev dainties, AID ,h:y say the
| Yankees arr exoeling 10 this speciality. They
| hsVo also sent early lettuce. Radishes and let.
tuoo were at FIST dollar dcz;o for small
! bunchee, hut they ara DOW eheap,r Spipach
is comiog 10 from Morrill, aud othor fresh
vegetables are offered. Tneso arc tll very we'll
Tor the riot; but how many thousands never
taste green paas until gutted market may put
them within roich Of tbs poor New York has
| iuzutes Tor oil who oau pay. hut when q man
lives on days Wages or on the meagre salaries
| paid to clerks, he must be oootent to cat old
potatoes till unc, and be glad to acc ps of Sec
DAD class nstketir g.-N T. Letter.
HOMICIDE IN sTAFFoRD.-Joe Tolts and
Elliot Brown, both colorsd, and liyirg 10 tho
Dsighborhood Of Steflrd Store, he'd difficulty
lew days ago. 10 which Brosn struck Toles Oh
thu head With spade. splitting bis skull aud cut.
ting Into his brains. He was living Wednesday
morning, but tho wound is pronounced mortal
b7 Dr.. I. B. B1wen, attending pty,ioian.
bro"o vas committed TO jail to aYait the re-.
suit. Fredericksburg Star.
SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY,
Young aud KILLER egaiost Fletcher. Writ OF
error awarded TO operate as supersedeas TO q
Judgment rendered by the Circuit Court of the
o1u1ty CT Gloucester Oh the 9Th Of February,
1881.
Kceo's executor saaiis! Mouroo and wife.
Submitted.
Croekucr against Creeknur and al,, Subs
miutd.
The old AMI prominent Charleston, s. G.,
hru OF James A1gcr & Co., bakers and shin.
Ping sgen;s. woo suspended 10 1879, hiv!ug
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, Galveston News
E;saylng 10 doctor the SCARS received By the
candidates tor tha proside,op ~,