The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-22
Chamber must be called 10 vote credits for
the mobilization Of 40, 600 men. IS 8 8 IL

CnaMDer muGt DC called 70 vote credits f01
the mobilization Of 40, 600 men.
oUTRAGEs IN BULGARIA.
| The Vienna journals publish statistics
showing that 1884 houses were burnt In the
Phillipopolis and Tafarbazardjih districts
during the Bulgarian insurrection. OF these
| 5,643 belonged to Christians. Many were
| fired by revolutionary emissaries to compel
the people TO Join the insurrection.
RoUMAN1AN AFFAIRS.
BUCHAREST, July 21.-The Senate to-day,
upon motion OF the Minister of War, en-
powered the latter to call out, il necessary,
the reserves OF the second territorial diYi-
sion.
The Minister Of Finance presented q bill
authorizing the introduction Of gold cur.
rency for Roumania.
The Chamber OF Deputies to-day voted
an address to the throne expressing salts
faction with the ministry, and declaring that
Roumania will observe neutrality, but eX-
poets that all claims lately addressed to the
Porte will be granted.
Other Foreign Items.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE UNITED STATES
TO GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, July 20 in the House ct Lords
this afternoon Earl Derby stated that he had
just received communication from the
United States Government. He said he
could not state the contents OF it, but he
had given copy to Earl Granville, and had
requested him to postpone his motion call
ing attention to the eXtradition correspond
ence, as discussion would inconvenience
public business. Earl Granville said he
had read the communication, and that his
motion would not affect the negotiations Of
the two Governments. Nevertheless he
willingly complied with Earl Derby's re-
quest, and postponed his motion until Mon
day next Earl Derby announced that q
small number of copies Of the correspond
ence on the Eastern question would be dis
tributed tomorrow.
THE THUNDERER EXPLOSION.
LONDON, July 21.-Forty Of the crew OF
the Thunderer were killed by the recent
explosion, or have since died from the eff
fects OF it.
John Jacob LoWenthal, the celebrated
chess-player and author, is dead. He was
about siXty-four yearsof age.
THE FOREIGN GRAIN, &C.
LONDON, July GA leading grain circu-
lar says: "There has been further depres-
SlOl Ill GuC faluC VI Ill consequence
Of the rapidly -maturing crops here and the,
universally favorable reports from abroad.
Customers restrict operations to the mar
rowest compass. The demand has been eX-
tremely limited, and the prices of English
and foreign have rcceded fully one shilling
per quarter, as we'll at the markets as at the
chief places Of import"
LABOR TROUBLES IN SCOTLAND.
LONDON, July 21.-The Times says the
position. Of the Glasgow mill-workers is be-
coming worse. Yesterday two more mill
owners intimated their intention to reduce
the wages of employees ten per cent, and it
is feared that the reduction will become
general. The employees Of one large firm
have struck, and the empioxes OF another
have determined to strike.
THE CORTES PROROGUED.
MADRID, July 21.-The Cortes have been
prorogued until November. Quesada, Mar
tinez Campos, and Canovas del Castillo
will accompany the King to Santander, to
receive the eX-Queen Isabella. Splendid
preparations are making for her reception.
Several frigates will meet the eX-Queen at
st. Jean de Luz.
DOM PEDRO IN EUROPE.
QCEENsTowN, July 2l.-The steamship
Russia, with the Emperor and Empress OF
Brazil on board, arrived here at noon to-
day.