The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-14
SERIOUS DISTURBANCES IN AMSTERDAM.

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LONDON, September 13.-An Amsterdam
special to the Pail Mall Gazette says: "Se-
rious disturbances occurred here Monday
night and last night because the Govern
ment suppressed fair. Troops were called
out and attacked the mob, killing one per-
son and wounding fourteen. Large re-
Inducements Of troops have arrived here"
EARTHQUAKE IN SICILY.
LONDON, September 13.-A telegram from
Malta announces that severe earthquake
was experienced at Messina to-day, creating
quite panic. No damage was done. Some
houses arc reported damaged at Reggie.
THE DoNCIsTER RACES.
LONDON, September 13.-The race for the
St. Leger stakes at Doncaster to-day was
won by Petrarch-Wild Tommy second,
julius Caesar third; Kisber, the; favorite ut
two to one on him, was not placed. 500
Shortly before the race the betting
against Patriarch stood three to one, but at
forwards relapsed to five to one. The bet
ting against the others ranged from twenty
to twenty-five to one. The Derby winner
kisber led right up to the distant pole,
where he collapsed, when desperate strug-
gle ensucd between Wild Tommy and Pc
trarch; the latter winning by neck amid
great excitement. Time, 3:194.
THE BULGARIAN HoRRoRs-ARREsT OF TURK
ISL OFFICERS IMPLICATED IN THE ATR0CI-
TIES.
LONDON, September 13.-The report OF
the arrest Of the Turkish officers implicated
in the Bulgarian atrocities is confirmed.
Fifteen OF them have been sent under guard
to Constantinople. 4 dispatch to the Rer-
ter's Telegraph Company from Constanti-
nople says these are the leaders indicated in
the report Of Blaque Bey, the Turkish Off
cial who has been investigating the atrocl-
ties in Bulgaria. Blaque Bey's report adj
mits that the atrocities were indescribably
horrible. 1t is believed the report will be
suppressed.
| TURKEY PROMISES TO AID TIE SUFFERERS.
LONDON, September 13.-Thc Turkish
Government has promised to distribute
S150,000 among the Bulgarian sufferers.
A LEADER DEFYING. ARREST.
LONDON, September 13.-Thc telegraph
reports from Philippopolis that Tussen Boy,
one OF the leaders in the. Bulgarian OUT
RACES, whose arrest had been ordered, has
| collected number OF Bashi-Bazouks, and
deties the Turkish Government to arrest
him.
EFFECT OF EARL DERBY's SPEECH.
LONDON, September 13.-Earl Dcrby'S
speech in reply to the addresses OF the two
Populations which waited upon him on
Mopday last on the Eastern question, ap-
pears to have been pretty generally satisfac-
tory to the press and public. The agitation
about the Governments position on this
question is weakening, though it is likely it
will be kept alive until after the election III
Buckinghamshir to fill the vacancy in the
House OF Commons caused by the elevation
OF Mr.. Disraeli to the peerage, which takes
place September 21st, and which is hotly
contested, mainly on that issue. A Liberal
victory there would be regarded as severe
check to the ministers.
The Eastern War.
TURKEYS ANSWER AND RUSsIA'S INTER
FERENCE.
LONDON, September 13.-Thc Standards
dispatch from Belgrade says: .r.
"The answer Of Turkey concerning the
conditions OF peace has been received, but
has not yet been officially communicated.
"Russia will not permit Servla to accept
Turkeys terms. The question now is,
when will Austria throw off the mask and
openly prosecute the war that she is active
ly urging while pretending to be merely
Servia's friend?"
MORE FIGHTING REPORTED-1TALIAN yoLUS-
TIERS TO THE FRONT.
LONDON, September ia Servian bull
lctin announces that fighting occurred yes
terlay between Aexinatz and Delegrad on
the left bank of the Morovia, which termi-
mated in favor of the Seryians. No details
are given.
General Rance Olimpics has been super
seeded in the command OF the Servian army
OF the Drina by Colonel Mircovich.
Twelve hundred Italian volunteers are
expected to arrive at Belgrade shortly.
FRESH DISASTERS TO THE sERyIAN ARMY.
LONDON, September 13.-The Illness BEL
grade correspondent says there is great de-
preston there owing to reports which are
current of fresh disaster to the Servian
army.
The IimeS's Vienna correspondent teie-
graphs that he has information from Metro
vitz confirming the reported defeat OF the
Servians on the 9Th and 9th instant. they
-were driven back to Chabatz; but as the
Turks did not follow up their advantage
the Servians re6ccupied their line on the
Drina on the 10th.
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