The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-14
FOREIGN nNTELLIGEHCE
England.

THE STOCK HARKET-HOLIDAYs IN LON
DON AND EXTRAORDINARY SNOW IN
ENGLAND, IRELAND. AND WALES.
LONDON. April 13.-The Stock Exchange
to-day is quieter and irmer, but inactive.
!, Tomorrow and Monday next vii! be
complete holiday In London. Saturday and
Monday will be similarly observed In Liver.
pool.
A sharp gale prevailed this morning, at
tended by rain and snow. The weather u
cold. A dispatch from Nottingham says
seven inches ofsnow has fallen there. =
In North Wales the ground is covered to
the depth Of nine inches. At Sheffield the
snow is nearly foot deep, which is the hea.
West fall of the winter. At Dublin foot Of
snow fell last night. Vegetation is suffering
greatly. =.
HEAVY FAILURE.
LONDON, April 13.-Lslanbere 6 Co., mer-
chants OF Liverpool, Havre, and Jacmel,
HaJti, have suspended. Liabilities, $3.50, 900 ;
which are believed to. be fully covered by
their assets. = w:f ~ >.4@E.:- ~
| a ABANDONED AT sBA. .,.E,
LONDON, April 15.-The British bark
Emma L. Cutler, from Baltimore for Queens.
town, was abandoned at sea on the 18th OF
March in a sinking condition. The crew
were saved. ~atr. - p - .
Turkish Provinces. 80 = !" .
CoNsTANrINoPLB, April 13.-An official
dispatch from the Governor Of Bosnia re.
ports that q battle bad taken place near
Kjevacs between the Turkish troops and
one thousand insurgents from the Austrian
bank of the Save. The insurgents were
routed, with loss of three hundred killed
and wounded. "A portion Of the band were
pursued by the Turkish troops and recrossed
the Save, while the others took refuge in the
mountains. -, a;r... ...a.... /
LospsN, April IA special to the Pail
Mall Gazette from Berlin says that the
northern Powers decline to discuss the terms
proposed by Herzegovina, deeming them
| inadmissible. They also decline TO guarantee
the execution OF the reforms.
BsLGRADB, April 1S-Austria has de-
mauded satisfaction for the insult offered to
Prince Wrede, her representative, on Sunday
by the populace. Servis is prepared to sat-
isfy this demand. $50, ,.r,s a..,sE /
VIENNA, April lathe political Cores
pondence newspaper says: 4" We are able to
state positively that Austria and Russia will
continue to act copjointly for the psci6cation
of the insurgent provinces CT Turkey. So
far there has not been the slightest difference
between the two Powers.
! Arabia.
THE PLAGUE INCREASING AT BAGDAD.
CoNsTAsrINoPLB, April 13.-The Leuanl
Herald reports that the plague is increasing
at Bagdad, where on March 2G.h thirty new
cases and ten deaths were reported.
Cuba.
INsuRGBNr Raid ON SAEBTO sPIRITUS.
KEY WEST, April 13.-Adyices from Ha.
vaua report that the Insurgents entered the
town Of Saneto Spiritus on the night OF april
9Th, pIundered two stores, and killed and
wounded several soldiers, but were prevent
ed from entering the centre OF the town by
the troops, who repulsed several attacks.
| GRRCIAN OFFICIALS IN TROUBLE.
ATHENS, April 13.-The High Court OF
Justice has sentenced Bsllaspontos, q former
Minister of Ecclesiastical, Affairs, to one
years imprisonment and the deprivation OF
bis political rights during three years, and
to give the SIC, 900 be received So a bride TO
the Crodhouse. Nikoloponlos, q former
Minister OF Justice, was sentenced TO ten
months imprisonment. @
| The Archbishop Of Caphalionla was ,hned
S10, 1000, the Archbishop Of Palras S4,4o0,
and the Archbishop of Messene $4,000
| being double the amounts they received as
brides. All were impeached for corruption
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