The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-26
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
England.


LONDON, June 24.-Charles Brent, the
Louisville forger, voluntarily signed re-
lease for the money found on him, and viii
probably return to America.
General William Rose Mansfield, created
in 1871 Baron of Sandhurst, died yesterday
Of congestion of the lungs.
Turkey.
CoNsTANT1NOPLE, June 24.-There is no
foundation whatever for the rumors pub
lished in the French papers that the reyolu-
ton was complete. tranquility prevails
everywhere. It is expected that decision
will be reached almost Immediately respect
ing the contemplated reforms OF the Pasha.
The president Of the Council Of Ministers
is dead.
The Government is engaged in deYising
measures for the payment OF the interest on
the public debt.
Intelligence has been received here that
the Turkish General Muhktar Pasha has
entered Nicsic, unopposed, with another
convoy of provisions.
A proclamation has been issued by the
Grand ViZier urging concord between the
Christian and the Mahomedan population OF
Bulgaria.
LONDON, June 24.-The Times's special
correspondent at Berlin teleSraphs the fol-
plates the immediate issue OF four per cent.
loan for S25, 1000, 600. The Seryian Minister
OF War has informed Prince Milan that the
entire second band OF militia have been mo-
bilized and sent to the frontier. This adds
~, 900 men to the 1000 already under arms,
and completes Servia's armament"
A special dispatch to the Standard, dated
Constantinople, June 81, Uia Athens, says
Great uneasiness prevails and Is increasing
The palace of Sultan Murad is surrounded
day and night by pickets OF cavalry. Ihe
Russian residents are sending their families
away. Ibrahim Pasha has been placed
under arrest.
France.
PARIS, June 24.-The publishers OF les
DroitS de PHomme were summoned to-day
for publishing Henri de RochefOrt's letters.
HORRIBLE MASSACRE IN BULGARIA-THE
ARCTIC EXPEDITToS-sERV1A.
LONDON, june 24.-The Daily Ne,ns this
morning publishes letter from It's Constan-
tinople correspondent, dated June lG, giY-.
ing details OF atrocities committed IN Bulga-.
ria during the insurrcction, and which still
continue, by the Bashi Bazouks-Turkisb
irregular troops. The writer says all moya-
BILE property has been plundered, houses and
villages burned, and old men, women, and
CulluTeu, LlulSCIilbiHStCig 5iauss utckCus ~ ID
estimated that the province, which heretofore
Yielded to the Government an annual reye-
nue. Of "a. .000, ,00e, will not pay one quarter Of
that sum this year or for years to come. Va
rious estimates place the number OF lives
sacrificed at from $4,000 to 10000. The cor
respondent names thirty-seyen villages
known to have been destroyed. among the
refugees-the number OF whom is very
smalI-there is not girl over ten years Of
age. In the village Of Serustetza, in the
district of Phillipopolis, 1900 persons ary
known to have been killed. This village
consisted Of 400 houses, and was prosperou,
and peaceful. Every house has been burned
and all the inhabitants killed except few
women and children who took refuge In
Phlllipopolis, and some women who were
carried off by the Basbi Bazouks. These
cruelties have made great impression at
Constantinople. The English ambassador
has intervened with the Government TO put
an end To them. Is =