The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-11
ronErsx INTE1lLIsENCE.
MR.. GLADSTONE on TIM SITUATION r.

I,oSpoN, December 9.--Mr. Gladstone, I'm
.aa nn,,rsa III 4 powerful anti-Turkish
sr,asch nt tbe national conference yesterday,
charged Lord Beaconsfield with being per
sonaiiy responsible for the. Governments
nosition. He declared that Ottoman Asu-
premacy should be abolaahed throughout
the insurgent provinces. ferelgn inter-
yention he regarded rs indispensable. de
eulogized the Car andsthe Russian people,
although he admitted that the bureaucracy
and military party ought to be regarded
with herdut and traditions, ought to Loyalty
participate in the liberation OF the East.
POWERS OF THa RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR.
ST.. PETERsBuIeH, December gin order
to prevent the difficulties and delays which
would result from referring questions to ST.
PetefsSurs h. Russia has given General Igna-
tieff, tue Russian Ambassador, large discre-
ton at the Conference.
MINOR TELEGRAMs By CABLE.
LONDON, December 9.--The Standards
Constant,nopic dispatch says the Turks viii
propose at the conference that the reforms
be guaranteed by mixed commission. 1t
is generally thought in Constantinople that
the conference viii result in peace.
A dispatch from PeSth to the Standard
says authentic and positive information has
been received showing that the situation is
more promising.
A Vienna telegram to the Stcndard re-
ports that various Bulgarian secret societies
have met at Bucharest and drawn up list
OF demands to be addressed to the CONFER
cnce. It is stated that these demands are
moderate, rs the extreme party among the
Bulgarians dislike the idea OF being opliSed
~ ri
A special dispatch says. an alusion in re-
cent speeeh Of Prince Bismarck to ''those
whose acts might menace Austria " Is re.
carded at Rome as addressed directly to
Italy. :,
The Vienna correspondent OF the DAILY
Ne,cS reports that an interview will take
place on the borders Of Roumania between
I Prince Charles and the CZaroyitch.
> The Greek Government has declined the
services OF many Greek residents OF Russia
: who have offered through the consuls to re-
turn to Greece in order to fight against the
Turks.
The Turkish commanders OF the Danube
fortresses have been ordered to lay in eight
s months provisions. The inhabitants Of
Rutschuk have been called upon to receive
$4,000 Asiatic troops.
BUCHAREST, December S.-The Chamber
of Deputies to-day voted 100000 for the
maintenance of the concentrated Rouma
Eian army until the end OF this year.
EIGA. December S.-Goods traffic on the
Dunaburg and Wilma railway is suspended
LONDON, December S.-The Anglo Anne
rican Cable Company now have direct wires
between their offices in London, Manches'
tor, Bristol, and Liverpool under their own
management and control.
The weather has been exceedingly una
vorable for grain crops the past week III
Great Britain, and serious damage in many
districts has been caused by floods and
frosts. Small supplies in the interior mar
kets have enabled growers to establish
further advance Of one to two shlilngs PEI
quarter on wheat. In foreign there mas
been u like improvement. An active de,
mand is especially noticed for cargoes oil
,"calling sorts'' and for future arrivals
especially for California--the rates fol
which have advanced two shilhngs pei
quarter during the week. Corn also has
steadily improved. and has been in active
request.
The defeat by the House OF Deputies OF
Greece OF the bill for an increase OF taxes
having caused dissolution OF the Cabinet,
an entire new Ministry has been formed, a
list of which is given in another column,
It appears to have been now definitely
ascertained that the renewal OF the eXtradl-
ton treaty between the United States and
Great Britain is in consequence Of. Lord
Derby having accepted the dispatch OF Sec,
rotary Fish, demonstrating that the ground
taken by the British Government was il1-
tenable as sufficient reason for receding
from its former demands. Preliminary
proceedings have now been instituted Tor
the opening ofpegotiations for new treaty,
enlarging the scope Of the present one.