The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LIVERPOOL, October IA leading grain
circular, issued to-day, says: I" In conse.
quence Of the renewal of the rain the rem.
nant OF the harvest in the north Of England
and q large part OF the crop in Scotland
cannot even yet be considered saved. Trade
has ruled quiet during the week. Country
markets, however, remained strong for dry
native wheat, which, In some cases, was
rather dearer. Foreign wheatis in limited
request for consumption, and somewhat
easier. Maize is slow, without quotable
change. Our fresh arrivals OF all kinds of
grain for the last three days are very limit
ed. The wheat trade at to-day's market
was slow; white and common reds were at
one penny per GENITAL lower than on Tues
day, but choice red American was little, il
at all, changed. Flour was unchanged.
Corn was in fair request at decline. The
market closed firm ut the reduction
Spain.
=. CUBAN AFFAIRS.
BARCELONA, October 13.-Gcneral Campos
took leave OF the garrison Wednesday. Jo-
Cuba under the orders of General Campos
as commander-in-chief. It is believed that
Campos will induce the insurgents to accept
terms, and the more resolute leaders will
leave the island for pecuniary considerations.
LONDON, October 13.-The IimeS'S dis
patch from Barcelona announces that 80, 900
soldiers will, il necessary, follow the 1000
who start for Cuba on the Goth instant.
MOVEMENT AGAINST THE BASQUE PROVINCES.
LONDON, October 13.-The Times's dis
patch from Barcelona says that General
Quesada has ordered the municipalities in
T.. a.
stroy all the Notifications not occupied by
Spanish troops.
Germany.
EFFECT OF Won ARNIA's SENTENCE.
LONDON, October ia Times dispatch
from Berlin says Count Won Arnim's sem
tence of five years. Imprisonment in the
House OF Correction involves the forfeiture
OF his title and possibly Of his property.
San Domingo.
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION.
HAVANA, October 13.-The French steam
er from St. Thomas brings Santo Domingo
dates to the Sd instant. The revolution in
the latter island still continues, and all the
roads are still interrupted, which prevents
the expectation OF the tobacco crop. Bust
ness is at q complete stand-stlll. The fight
ing continues, both north and south. The
seaport OF Monte Christie is again in posses
sion Of the insurgents, while the port OF
SANTANA has pronounced in favor Of the rev.
olutionists. Matters continue very compli-
Gated, but confidence in Espaillat's final
triumph prevails.
An outrage was committed at SANTANA, on
the Spanish sloop Perseverance,, which was
driven into SANTANA bay by the recent hurri-
cane. The Government pilot did not go to
her, and she got on shoal at the entrance
of the harbor. She commenced discharging
a part OF her cargo, and the authorities, in
stead Of helping her to get off, made her dis.
charge as much as possible Of her cargo, and
sold the goods afterwards openly in the
streets. The owner, who resides in ST..
Thomas, entered his protest, and went to
SANTANA to Investigate the matter. LBS
The Eastern War.
LONDON, October 13.-A Reuter- dispatch
from Belgrade says Servian Cabine. meet
ing has decided not to accept the six
months armistice determined upon by the
Turkish extraordinary council last Tues
day, because Seryia could not maintain her
present large army during the winter, as
she will also have to support large number
of refugees families. It is stated that the
foreign minister has telegraphed to General
Tchernayeff not to regard it, as it is posi-
Bile that SO long an armistice can be accepted.