The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19

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. THE PARIS B0URSE AGITATED.l
Z PARIS, October 1s.-The Bourse has been
much agitated throughout the! day.: All
stocks closed at the lowest figures:
Spain. ,s%!~
8 GOVERNOR OF BIsCAY SUSPENDED.
LONDON, October 1s.-A Reuter- dispatch
from Bilbao says: !" The civil Governor Of
Biscay has been suspended. Fresh arrests
have been made: causing great uneasiness.
General Aniseda is expected here"
Germany.
PARLIAMENT sUMAoNED-THE BouRsE DE-
PRESSED.
BERLIN, October 1s.-An Imperial decree i
has been issued summoning Parliament on
the Both instant. j,
On the Bourse to-day Russian securities
fell 6, Hungarian 8, and Austrian about d.
All other interests and stocks likewise sllf-
fered considerably. ~. =.
:{jG.:i-.s Austria. -
FALL IN STOCKS. AND RISE IN EXCHANGE AND
/. - 800 BULLION. ;
VIENNA, October 1S.-An important fall
in Government stocks and sharp rise in
exchange and the bullion market have char
acterized to-day's Bourse.
The Eastern War.
LONDON, October 1S.-The Standards
special dispatch from Vienna announces
that q Russian courier has just arrived with
q second letter from the Car to the Empe-
ror Of Austria. q. e
Letters from Odessa report that 5000 men
hive arrived from the interior Of Russia to
work on the Notifications OF that city, and
Of other places near the sea-shore.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Times
teegraphs the following have Just been
informed that England, France, and Italy
have declared their acceptance OF the five
months armistice, and have appointed dele
gates to take part in drawing up the lines OF
demarcation. Austria has not yet made her
declaration. e.I.t III ,.I.-r
The leading editorial in the Times re-
viewing the situation concludes as follows:
England's interest is less immediate than
that of Germany, Austria, and France, and
we may await with equanimity even the
outbreak OF war; but there may be APPOINT
at which regard for. the well-being and re-
putation Of the British empire would ne
cessitate resolute attitude. a.2 :
The IimeS's Belgrade dispatch says
Gernany's attitude is not understood by
the diplomatists. Bismarck is supposed to
be biding his time with e'vinw Of assist
ing, If opportunity offers, in a disruption OF
the Austrian empire.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Times
says now that there is no longer any .misun-
Outstanding regarding the real meaning OF
the English indignation meetings over the
atrocities in Bulgaria it is remembered that
even single-handed England's opposition
may be more effectual than any other Power,
apart from her superiority ut sea. The land
forces are in very different conditionfrom
what they were Mt the outbreak OF the East
ern war.
Reuters Berlin telegram states that Rus
sia's Geographic dispatch rejecting the
Porte's proposal is dated October 14th, and
is textually as follows: GIVE regard q SIX
months armistice as unnecessary and I'M
favorable to the conclusion OF. q durable
peace, which we desire. We are not in the
position to exercise upon Seryla and Monte
negro pressure to OBTAIN their consent to
such prolongation in their uncertain and
difficult position. We consider that the
financial and commercial condition Oh Eu,
rope, which is already unbearable, would
suffer still more by such postponement.
We must insist upon an armistice Of four
or six weeks, with provision that it be fur
ther prolonged should the progress Of nego-
tiations render necessary"
Reuters correspondence at st. Peters
burgh telegraphs that it's understood that
Russia, reverting to England's original pro-
posal, demands that guarantees should be
afforded for the execution OF reforms in
Purkey by means of an international act.
The Porte previously refused this. 1t Is
now stated that Servia is resolved to reject
any armistice. f'' - - :. =,
LONDON, October 1S.-A special dispatch
to the DaiLy Neaps from Pesth says, intelli-
sence received there from Vienna states that
England considers all diplomatic action ut
Constantinople at an end. This statement
has produced very gloomy feeling here.
War is considered unavailable.
The same journal has a dispatch from
Vienna reporting that adYices from Bucha-
rest state that an agreement has been con-
Guided between Roumania and Russia Tor
placing the Roumanian troops under Rus
sian officers in case OF war. p. 81 .,.;..1,
PARIS, October 1S.-The BEN Publtque'S
Semlin correspondent telegraphs that ne
has had an interview with Mr.. Riesties, the
Servian Prime Minister, in which the Latter
stated that a resumption Of hostilities, In
which Russia will participate, is certain.
LONDON October 1S.-The Paris CORE
spondent of the Neaos says he learns that
all Russians In Paris under the age OF forty
years have been ordered to return home.
a specinl from Berlin to the, Times an
nopnces the Russian, iron-clad Peter the
Great is to leave Cronstadt Immediately. for
the Mediterranean. E
~ The correspondent Of the Standard at BEL
grade telegraphs; as follows: Z have Just
received Information that Russia has issued
q circular-note announcing that in the in-.
terest OF humanity she feels bound to march
troops into Bulgaria and Armenia. / can-
not youch for the truth Of this, but it is not
improbable. There are 81, 600 men at the
camp OF Bender and O., 900 around Tidis. !"
9 The Iiaes''s article says (. The hopes
we have 80 anxiously cherished must, we
fear, at length be aband oned, and we must
recognize the fact that negotiations are
practically at an cad, and that the two bel
iieerents now face to face in European TGr-
kew niust be left to the consequences OF
their acts. Another twenty -four hours has
brought no relief to- the tension under when
we were laboring, and events are evidently
moving too fast on the Danube TO be arrested
by the slow progress OF even telegraphic
diplomacy Y 81, . ,.t.5
B sThe Dolly Telegraph, La q leading article,
tsavs;. &c England. much as she loves ana
desires peace, must wage War from eng -. g
end OF the world rather than permit the
Russian flag. to be hoisted at Constant ople.
Lord Derby Justly said that for british in-
terests the Eastern question centred ~ con-
stantinople =; and we hold It clear 10
ali sensible and resolnte Englishmen that
at the Hrst 81 overt * Yeslon sof Igrks