Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-02
Foreign News.

Foreign News.
PARIS, Dsc. 2-The Steele to-day Gays
that the Pope without delay will issue q
I declaration diaapproving CT the esisatiou
which is beirg carried on against the Gov.
arnment By :ha French bishops.
Tbs condition o! D I'm Psdro, ez.Em peror
OF Brrzil, Is cxciticg the graves app-ehen-
aiaD. &c 7sa stacked ny chi yes.
lsr3s7 and Gesp.o !te ss.an:iop CT his
phgeic!as, te nps sinca coosinued to grow
woyae. Who: nddsto the dangerous feature
Of tbs casa Is sAa, ih9 call Is complicated
With diabs:ea.
DUBLIN, De. 2.-Ths McCsytbgle sec.
tio1 OF The Iriah parliamentary psrty have
decided 30 :aSe ::ecislge aseps 10 secure the
IEiah !uods ar present IN the haoGs Of Mr.
Monroe, ibs Paris banker.
LONDON, Dec. AN eager throng
gathered this morning in Her Mejssty's
High Court to listen to the evidence In the
divorce casa Of Countess R15asll against
her husband. Friends OF the earl declare
thu. when the public hsars the defendants
aldo oiths oass the whole matter will BE-
sumo nsw aspect and the earl will be
touad to DO moro sinned against than Gin.
Ming; ths. ne will deny most strenuoualy,
the innendces that be has been guilty OF i'm
moral oondaos. and will attempt to prove
that the coaotess Ia Of "a highly hysterical
nature and that MOS OF shs cruelty which
che alleged shs suffered at the hands Of her
husband was purely imaginary. The coun.
tess today testified that persona had told
her things about The csfl'J past lie that
made her think him capable of the
offsnso suggested yesterday. Ella Vale,
the maid who found thu countess In
is faint GA tho flor lie her room, was
thsn called. She testified that on this &C.
oagicn she heard the countess pleading With
the earl. Afterwards witness found her
mistress lying naked on tbs f,cr. (Th!e
was tho time when the earl told The maid
that scme water mad fallen on his wife's
hight drsss aad that be hsd taken tie gar
msnt cf With ths presentation Of the tes.
tlmony the evidence for the countess closed,
and Sir Chas. Russell sross to present the
caso for Easl Russell.
BERLIN, Dso 2-Dspatohes received
ho.e to-day from Pakin state that sis off,
clslly announced there that the reports OF
ths disturbances in Mongolia ars gross-
ly exaggerated. the movement is purely
oca! ons aad ia entirely devoid OF danger
to the inps.ia government. Notwithatnnd-
the receipt CT these dispatches 1t Is believed
hara thGs tho revolutionary movement Is of
kindergarten importth han thcChiness govern
mont would have the outside world believe.
Il Ia believed that IT, a5 The government
Gays, the movement is N rely loca! enc, 1t
would hardly be necessary foE the imperial
slshoti!ias 80 hurry troops to the most w.
ue:able points In The great wall CT China TO
prevent the rebeis from forcing their way
through end n marching Oh to Pekin.
LONDON, DEC. 2-Advices from Santos
s.ate tha,, owing to the prevalence Of vel.
low fe7sr q: shat port. 12) vessels are de-
,aiasG thsre waiting TO discharge their car
gees. Sans vssso!s ara departing Tor other
ports With tbs oargoss With which they
were ladea on their arrival.
Ct. PETERSBURG. Dc. 2.-Tae Bourse Ga.
=ettc aayu the government has requested
Russian railway companies who are Issuing
or who propose to issus new bonds to &C N.
munIca.e with Russian bankers. who ere
willing TO fnd money for taking up tho new
issues. Several Gsrmeu bankess, the Bourse
Gazette saya, hevs cG,.e1 to take tho new
bonds.
BERLIN, Dec 2.-The Budget 20 nmittso of the
Reichstsg haz voted 10000 marhs to BIS devot-
cd to rr3viding q proper German exhibit at tho
Chicago Columbian exhibition in 1893.