The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
THE LONDON STOCK MARKET.

THE LONDON STOCK MARKET.
LONDON, May 800 p. MAJ the .Ex-
change to-day stocks opened steady, except
Egyptians, which fell heavily during the
forenoon on unfavorable rumors from
Paris, but afterwards recovered, and are
now to higher than yesterdays closing
prices. Turkish securities of all descrip-
tions have been very strong and active, and
at 1:O5 were to higher. They are now
about higher all around. 1t seems to be
the opinion that the overthrow of the Sultan
will result benefcially. The Paris market
is also very firm.
REVOLUTION IN TURKEY.
LONDON, May 30.-A private telegram
from Constantinople says that revolution
has been effected there without distur-
bance Of the public tranquility.
HENRI ROCIIEFORT ILL.
PARIS, May 30.-Henri Rochefort is seri-
ously ill with dropsy Of the heart.
FOREIGN NOTES.
PARIS, May 30.-The physicians Of CAST
mir Pierrimcre give no hope OF his recoy-
cry.
MADRID, May 30.-Thc Protestant school
OF the Province OF Portravedeuza has been
closed by order OF the Minister Of Justice.
haNISi3 sISuat 10
making another attempt to relieve Nicsic.
PARIS, May 3O.-The insurgents have
burned Bitais, in Bosnia, killing $50 Turks.
PEsTH, May 30.-It is reported that the
Scrvians will cross the river Drina on st.
Johns day.
LONDON, May 30.-0Irs. Nina Jury, a sis
ter OF the Tichbornc claimant and one of
the witnesses against him, has been SEN
fenced to seven years. penal servitudc for
stealing.
The Eastern Question.
LONDON, May 30.-The st. Petersburgh
Herald declares that the Berlin programme
will be fulfilled and the serious measures
adopted despite the opposition Of Great
Britain.
The Daily Ners'S correspondent at Ber-
lin says the dispatches from several points
agree that intervention in the affairs OF
Seryia is imminent.
A dispatch from Pesth says that Prince
Milan is preparing an address to the insur.
gents.
The Bulgarian insurrection is spreading
Russia has ordered four more gunboatS
to Besika Bay, and placed them at the dis.
posal of General 1gnatiff, the Russian am
bassador at Constantinople.
SEQUEL III 1dE DEl11hoNElfN l-tFsJOl-
CINGs AND FESTIVITIES.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 30.-The dethroned
Sultan is kept under guard in 4 Kiosque at
the extremity of the Seraglio. The minis
ters informed Murad Effendi that he was
proclaimed Sultan Monday night. 4 popu-
lar demonstration took place this morning,
but no resistance was offered to the new
regime. Perfect tranquility now prevails.
Both Christians and MuSsulmans express
great satisfaction ut the change. The city
will be illuminated tonight. The festivities
will continue three days.
RECEIPT OF THE NEWS IN PARIS.
PARIS, May 30.-Le Temps states that a
message in cypher, notifying the Turkish
Embassy here OF the deposition, commenced
as follows:
owe, Abdul Aziz, conformably with the
wishes Of maj ority OF our subjects, abdl-
cate"
The embassy also received a message
stating that the Softas first required the Sui
tan to relinquish the title Of Caliph, which,
while he held it, rendered him inviolahle.
The Sultan soon after abdicated.
LIE TEMPS adds that Murad, the new Sui
tan, is disposed to remove Hassien Aoni
Pasha. the present Minister Of War, because
he favored the project OF Abdul Aziz to
make the son instead Of the nephew the heir
to the throne. Murad speaks French, and
this is considered great advantage, as he
will be able to dispense with interpreters
when he receives foreign ambassadors.
The Russian ambassador has visited the
Due De Cazes, Minister Of Foreign Affairs
here, and the latter gave assurance that
France would contribute by every means
in her power to the maintenance OF peace
and the preservation OF good understands
ing between the Powers.
South America.
PANAMA, May 30.-The war between
Guatemala and Salvador is over.
The election in Valparaiso and Santiago
took place amid riot and bloodshed.