The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-25
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

| EMBARRASSMENT OF IRON FIRMs-AUTUMS SEs-
SION OF PARLIAMENT-THE PAPAL SUCCESS
| SIoN-SALONICA OUTRAGE.
LONDON, August 24.-The Financier OF
| to-day says: "The liabilities Of the large
| iron-working concern in the Cleveland dis
! trict, about which so much anxiety has late
ly been felt, are G1,000,000. The partners,
however, have prepared statement, ac-
cordlng to which the assets show surplus.
We understand that preliminary meeting
OF the creditors has determined to continue
the works as 4 ioint-stock concern, as in the
case OF Vaughan & Co. Another large iron
company in the same district is also en-
barrassed."
Earl Russell has written letter to Lord
Granville urging the necessity OF an autumn
session Of Parliament. He declares that
barbarities are perpetrated in the Turkish
provinces which call for a determined COM
bination OF the Powers under the treaty OF
alliance against the Turkish tyranny.
4 Paris correspondent OF the Daily Ne1rs
telegraphs: s'I have reason to know that
shortly before the propagation OF the Cham
bers a serious proposition for 4 Servian al
lance, with the prospective restoration OF
Alsace and Lorraine as fact, was completely
frustrated by the resolute attitude OF the
Republican leaders"
4 dispatch to the Reuter- Telegraph
Company from Rome says: ga convoca-
ton OF the cardinals are now settling hereto
ascertain the feasibility OF introducing GER
tain notifications in the system OF electing
Pope so that the electors may exercise full
liberty when it becomes necessary to elect q
successor to the present Pope"
| A dispatch to the Reuter- Telegraph Com
pany from Constantinople says: "The
French and German ambassadors have In
formed the Porte that their Governments
are satisfied with the PREPARATION made by
the Turkish Government for the Salonica
outrage"
A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph from
Paris says: "News from Rome, received
here Yesterday, gives no hope OF Cardinal
| Antonelli's recovery"
GAMBETTA INVITED TO RESIGN.
PARIS, August 24.-The Radicals OF the
Belleyille district Of Paris are circulating
petitions requesting NJ. Gambetta to resign
| the seat he holds in the Chamber OF Depu-
ties rs their representative.
TROOPS FOR CUBA.
MADRID, August 24.-Further reinforce
ments OF troops will be dispatched at the
end Of September.
EUROPEANS THREATENED WITH MASSACRE.
LONDON, August 24.-Advices from Cape
Coast Castle, August I'd, state that the King
of Dahomey has confined all the Europeans
Mt Whydale in their houses and threatens to
massacre them.
THE YORKSHIRE STAKES. "
LONDON, August 24.-The race to-day for
the great Yorkshire stakes at the York
meeting was won by Coltness; Sarter Sc
cond Lockport third. Only three ran.
.s;...: PERSONAL.
VIENNA. August PIT is stated that the
Prince Imperial of Austria will start next
autumn on a two years tour through Eu-
rope and America. " -G%g' 49,.
The Eastern War.
sERvIA'S DELAY IN ACCEPTING ENGLAND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE PRINCE OF
MONTENEGRO.
LONDON, August PA Times Vienna
dispatch explains that Servia'S delay In ac-
centing the good offices offered by all the
| powers at England's initiative, is occasloned
Inv the remonstrances Of Montenegro, who
fears being exposed to the whole force OF
Turkey in the event OF Servia concluding a
desperate peace.
A compromise has consequently been ar
RANGED. in accordance with which SerYla
makes one more effort, in which Montenegro
Will cooperate. This explains the sudden
| march OF the Prince OF Montenegro To-
wards Kotasden, where he will unite with
the forces under his brother-n-laW u lt.
yies, with the intention OF attacking .n I1s
| Turks about; Sieyetza in conjunction with
the servian force in the same nelgnpo ,i-
hood. ~ ..i; =.
THE sERyIASs ATTACKED AT ALEXINATz-A Sc So
/ WE'RE BArrLE-THE TURKS REPULs lei
/ I,oNDoS. August PA dispatch to the
Reuter- IT telegraph Company, Irom beasld Ias
n T,e1 attacks ON the Seryian position a.
1 AIexinatz, and some OF the seryian battal'