The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-25

nowhere improved one step on their rosgi
tt0ns at the beginning OF the month, The
SeTvian prospects are gloomy. Theirvicto
rfes are merely In reprise OF attacks In
other words, avoidance OF defeat, no foot
ground being gained. ss;.s. 81
FAVORABLE sERSf&H DISPATCHES.
BELGRADE, July 24.---An official dispatch
says: The Turks attacked, on the 21st in
slant, a Servian redoubt at Little Zwordick,
which commands the Turkish bank Of the
Drina, and renders communication difficult
between Belina and Great Zwordick. They
were repulsed. The Turks were also routed
on the 22d on the Trinok river near Rayit-
nitZa.
eJ ATROCITIES IN BULGARIA.
PARIS, July 4.-Ffgaro publishes dis
patch from Constantinople which says the
atrocities in Bulgaria continue, and numer-
GUS Bashi Bazouks are arriving in that
country from Asia.
LONDON, July 24.-The total Turkish
losses for the past ten days are 300 killed and
$50 wounded. The Seryians have lost fully
$500, with five cannon.
Other Foreign Items.
: WASHINGTON, July 24.-The Vienna po-
litical correspondence publishes a te1e-
graphic account of the presentation OF his
credentials by Caponte Pacha at st. Peters
burgh. He was treated with every distinc-
ton, but the Car dwelt upon the state Of
affairs in. Turkey in such manner as to pro-
foundly impress the Turkish Minister, VINO
withdrew visibly affected. -
LoRD-L1EUrENANT OF IRELAND.
LONDON, July 24.-It is stated that the
Duke OF Marlborough will succeed the
Duke Aberoom as Lerd-Lieutenant OF Ire
land.
The GauloiS saws: Schouyaloff, the Rus
sian ambassador to Great Britain, insists
upon being recalled, as his position in Lon
don is intolerable. E.
NEW EXTRADIFIog TREATY.
LONDON, July 24.-The Reuter- Telegram
Company learns that Earl Derby and United
States Minister Pierrepont have commenced
negotiations for new eXtradition treaty.
EARL GRANVILLE ON THB EXTRACTION
.g. QUESTION.
j. LONDON, July 24.-In the House of Lords
this afternoon Earl Granville called atten-
zion to the eXtradition question, and said
the act of 1870 could have no effect on the
treaty Of 1912. The only advantage derived
from Earl Derby's course WAS the question
able enjoyment Of the society of certain
American citizens until they are arrested
for cheating, robbing, or numbering some
one here. The Government would soon
find an issue from the deadlock. He also
advised remedial legislation.
Lord Derby's arguments in reply to Earl
Granville were similar to those already pub
lshed in the correspondence. He said ne
gotiations were now going onwith hopes Of
speedy success. Meanwhile the Govern
ment is concerning means to tide over the
interval.
The Earl of Kimberly, Lord Coleridge,
and Earl Gray supported Earl Granville.
The debate was adjourned in consequence
Of the illness OF Lord Cairns, the Chancel-
lor, who was taken suddenly while speak
ing.
SUICIDE OF A wELL-KNoWN BANKER.
LONDON, July PA letter from Rome
says well-known banker named Baldwin
drowned himself in the river Tiber. His
liabilities were $450,OOO; assets, S96,ooo.
THE FOREIGN CROPS AND MARKETS.
LONDON, July 24.-The Mark Lane En-
press says the prospects for good wheat
crop now seem certain OF fullment. Hay
has been gathered in excellent condition,
though not quite as plentiful as would have
been with more favorable spring. Root
crops are now suffering for rain. The
French and German wheat crops are salts
factory.
The local trade and floating cargoes ex-
hibit continued depression, and wheat has
declined.
DOM PEDRO.
LONDON, July A.-The Emperor OF Bra.
iii has gone to Brussels.