The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27
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AFFAIRS III SPAIN. =

4 LISBON, September ia = iehpias Sal
,rneron has fed to this place from Madrid
to escape prosecution for connect with
the manifesto ofgths IA dyaneed Rephblt-
cans, whichsHe signed and which, IL s7as
announced last week, fad been circulated
throughout Spsin. & Il, s. s:,7 !:
lsI.Ef f;;f.nl ~ FAILURE. tfttss,
LONDON, September 2e.-Abraham Robin
son s. Sons, eotton-sp inners, of Yorkshire,
have failed for g150, 200.
TERRIBLE SUFFERING al PUERTO PRrYCmE-
81 MILITARY OPERATIONS, &c. W. I. ~ y
Z HAVANA September rs, Did KEY WEST,
September 26.-Terrible suffering Is being,
experienced at Puerto Principe, formerly
one OF the richest cities Of the island. Four
thousand rations are distributed in the mar
ket-place to. the poo. twice q week.
Tie Spaniards are fortifying the ar-
proaches to Cienfuegos from both laird and
sea With heavy guns and detached forts.
ID! {! THE EasterntWar.5 no =
CONVERSATIONS FOR THE MARGARY MURDER
III OPENING, OF CHINESE PORTS.
LONDON, September GA dispatch to
the Times from Shanghai reports that ar.
rangements have been reached on the.
Yurian outrage, The terms are, unknown.
except compensation to Mr.. eMargary's
family. 49, s..t -3'f ~ 'i'' solt
Eehing, acity on the Yangtze river, twenty
miles above Chin Kiang, and three other
ports are opened to foreign commerce. The
convention will be signed shortly.
EBELGRADE, September 26.-The diploma
tic agents here presented notes to Milan
Monday morning announcing that the Porte
had agreed to prolong the suspension of
hostiiities and terms Of peace as proposed
BY the Powers. The Servian Government
asked time to reply to the Porte's PROPOSE
ton for the extension Of the suspension Of
hostilities. The war party and Russian Of
fcers are working heaven and earth to pre-
vent Seryia from asserting, and there is
much doubt rs to the course Servia will
pursue.
LONDON, September pa Berlin dis
patch to the Times says the Russian Gov
eminent has ordered the preparation Of
registers of horses liable to be seized in case
of war. IL ~.
A correspondent remarks that the prelim-
mary agreement OF the Powers upon terms
of peace being vague enough to admit Of
different interpretations, Russia's war-like
measures are evidently intended to support
the construction that will shortly be placed
upon the present arrangement by the ST.
Petersburgh diplomacy. 1. :.,t s, !, -
The Russian consul, in an interview with
Milan yesterday, pointed out to him that
Europe regarded the proclamation Of the
army declaring him King with displeasure,
and advised him to summon General Tcher-
nayef to Belgrade and explain to him that
the acceptance OF the Royal title would
cause fresh complications. The Austrian
consul on Saturday asked for explanations
concerning General Tchernayef''s procla-
nation. Prince, Milan replied that he was
endeavoring to- arrange the matter in a
manner showing due consideration for the
1 feelings. Of the army whose support was
absolutely necessary to him. He said that
General Tchernayetrs army adhered to the
proclamation despite the discussion of the
War Minister. He added that a definite
resolution concerning the proclamation
would be taken when the War Minister re-
turned from the camp. .i;f4,-, i. st:,;g
CoNsTANTINoPLE, September 2e.-The
Porte has telegraphed its representatives
abroad that it has sent the destitute Bulga.
rians Is, 900 Turkish pounds, and has also
taken measures for a speedy rebuilding Of
their villages. 2 = ;Ea ~ .aisrz =.