The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-16
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
SPANS RELIGIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND ENGLANpDIsCUsSNG THE SUBJECT.

SPANS RELIGIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND ENGLAND DISCUSSING THE SUBJECT.
LONDON, September 15.-Reuter's dis
patches from Berlin say the intolerant mea.
sures OF the Spanish Government against
the Protestants are stated to have given rise
to frequent exchange OF notes between
the British and German Governments. 1t
is understood they will address remon-
strances to Spain on the subject, and call
upon her to act in conformity with her en-
gagements. r4
DoNCAsTER RACES.
LONDON, September 15.-At Doncaster to-
day the race for the Doncaster cup was won
by Craig Millar, with Controversy second,
and Bersaglier third.
The Eastern War.
A COMPROMISE PROBABLE-A GOVERNOR DIS
q MIsSED-PEAC ACE MATTERS IN THE HANDS OF
THE POWERS.
LONDON, September 15.-Vienna dis
patches to the Times report that the great
council to which the Sultan referred the re-
jected propositions has reiffirmed them. A
compromise is probable.
The Goyernor-G General Of Adrianople has
been dismissed for maintaining the general
armament OF the Mahommedans, the neces-
sity for such precaution having passed.
British officers at the Turkish headquarters
in Servia report great devastation by the
Turks, but no outrages on women or mutt
lation OF wounded is known. On receiving
this intelligence the British Minister at Con-
stantinople demonstrated against the devas-
tation; whereupon the Turkish Govern
ment issued stringent orders to stop it.
The Standards Berlin dispatch says Rus
81 lao 70 sy,1, Doll @D
emigrate to the Crimea.
A Reuter- dispatch from Constantinople
says it is stated there that although the reply
of the Porte to the representations of the
Powers will formulate the conditions Of
peace, it will leave the conduct OF the ne
gotiation in the hands Of the Powers.
A dispatch from Constantinople to the
Reuter- Telegraph Company says the Porte
has informed the ambassadors of the Pow
ers, in reply to their representations made
on Saturday last, that it is impossible to
grant an armlstice, but the Porte is pre-
pared to accept peace based on the follow
ing points 1st. The re0ccupation Of fort
Fssses which were held by Turkey previous
to 1857. I'd. The destruction Of the fort
rcsses constructed by the Seryians since
1857. Sd. The investiture OF Prince Milan
ut Constantinople. 4th. The reduction Of
the effective Seryian army to 10000 men
and three batteries. 9TH. The construction
Of railway across Servia. A sixth point
follows, which is indecipherable in the tele-
gram. The Porte leaves the negotiation OF
treaty on the above basis entirely in the
hands Of the Powers.
THE TURKS RAISING MONEY.
LONDON, September 15.-The general COM
mittee OF the Turkish bondholders have
issued a circular embodying a scheme fol
permitting the Turkish Government tc
issue paper money to the amount of $4O,'
100000, to be legal tender and bearing nc
interest, the whole amount to be redeemed
in ten years by half-yearly drawings OF
81, 1000, 900 each; and that sum is to be pro-
yided for by deduction Of fifteen per cent
from the interest paid to existing bond