CONSTANTINOPLE.
May 17. In consequence of tho proclamation of independence issued by tho Albanians, communications have beon exchanged between the Groat Powers, and the various Ambassadors at Constantinople have demanded that Turkish troops bo despatched to surround tho Albanian districts. Tho Great Powers will not counteuance the independence of Albauia. Count Ouloff will resume his post or Ambassador to I'Vance. Tho ewaMitla o£ Commorolf, the Ivte
attach^ to the Russian Embassy hero, baa not yofc sui'ered tho sentence of doatli passed upon him. The Sultan, it appears, made a proposal to the Ozar of Kussia, who had previously demanded the execution of the assassin, that tho death sentence should bs commuted. The Ozar, however, has refused to consent to this, and repeats his demand that the death sentence should bo carried out.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 9118, 19 May 1880, Page 2
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