The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-21
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

- RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE IN SPAIN, &C.
!, LONDON, September 20.-The Times pub
fishes Barcelona letter saying that during
the past three months the clergy land
| aristocracy have made severe attack on
employees and servants who dare worship
or send children to Protestant schools or
churches. Hundreds Of poor men and
women have thus suffered for their faith.
MADRID, September 20.-A correspondent
says Dorregaray,. the Carlist leader has
since come to Madrid to solicit pardon and
recognize King Alfonso.
Isabella is expected at Madridfo-day.
Ia,J THE PAN-ANGLICAN SYNOD.
Z. LONDON, September 20.-The Archbishop
of Canterbury has written q letter to the
bishops Of the United States, Canada, and
West Indies, proposing July, 1878, as the
time for holding the Pan-Anglican Synod al
! Lambeth. .-.!l- .g4#. -,:tf.fiIT -
CUBAN INsURGENT CHEF KILLED. .Tt
HAVANA, September. 90. The, insurgen'
chief, Colonel Fidel Cespedes, was killed in
action near Puerto Principe recently.
The Eastern War. : III:
LONDON, September 2O.-The Standards
| Belgrade correspondent says: The sItua-
ton is serious. Russia, whose interest is to
have the war drag on, supports the War
party. The Powers are pressing the Forte
| to extend the truce month. In this they
are simply playing Russia's game, whose In.
fluence is prominent. The proclamation OF
Milan as King is denied, but a deputation is
now on the way to tender to Milan the
crown. The Servian ministers continue to
protest against violations OF the truce
The Tines's Belgrade special says: e J.
Servian Minister OF War has left the city to
meet the deputation coming to tender the
crown to Milan and turn it back. Public
opinion is divided on this affair. In the
highest quarters the probability OF the ar
mistice terminating in peace is ridlculed:"
A Belgrade dispatch says General Icaer.
nayef telegraphs that in consequence OF
the new observance OF the truce py Tue
Turks he will also disregard it II an oppor-
tunity offers OF obtaining an advantage
The Minister Of War left Belgrade IN grea'
haste to arrange the threatened rupture.
PARIS, September 20.-Le Temps says
- Prince Orlof, the Russian ambassador
here, has assured President MaeMahon that
Prince A1ilan's being proclaimed King mas
| produced very bad impression ut the Rus.
sian Court. Russia, although determined
vigorously to defend the rights OF CHRIS
tians in Turkey, is in no way disposed u
support the pretensions OF seryia."
THE EARL OF BEAcoNsPIELD (LATE Mr.. D pa
@RAELI) ON ESGLAND's POSITION AND TIiE
EASTERN QUESTION.
LONDON, September se..2The Earl OF Bea
consfeld llate Mr. Disraeli) made a speech
! in Aylesbury to-day. he said that early IL
the wear he had concluded, owing. to failing
strength, closing his political career, pul
had retained the premiership at the unant
nous wish OF the Queen and his colleagues
He believed there never was an English
Government which had more difficult al
fairs to deal with than the present one at tnis
moment. Under ordinary circumstances,
whatever, were the external difficulties OF the
British Foreign Minister, he would nave
the consolation Of knowing that he was
backed by the country; but it w0uids bf
afectatien TO pretend for a moment thai
Esach at the present time was the position Of
her Maiesty's Government, unh3ppily,
great portion oil the people have arrived ai
conclusions which the Government think
| would, II carried out, be iniurious.,to The
Einterestsot England and fatal to any chance
loi the maintenance OF European peace. 80
He then proceeded to review the cause OF
/ the Eastern question at eonside rable length,
and the part that England took in the peace
movements before the declaration OF war by
seryia. he also gave the details OF the Bri:
ESishofer!of good Offices toiserYia, pointing
Iout that although Lord Derby had been &c:
cnsed OF doing nothing, he had induced
ETurkey, at the moment when she: had III;
nmnhed over those whom she considered
had. rebelied and outrage ously invaded her,
/ 10 AGREE to a suspensinnfof hostiIisies with
mt date, leaving the Powers themselves 60
FIX the terms OF peace.
81 He closst by Saying that the next steI
for the British Government TO take Was g
yeSs IN eyncti 10 the positi which it oser
Mad before Che Seryian war began nancy
- t,s nftamrt. with the coneurrence ok ait gns
En IYy Powers, to settle the relations ne'
] tween tia Porte md the Christians OF 20