The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07


in 1t is that OF his being conquered by thu
to be governed.
Mr.. Carlyle protests against the newspa
per outcry against Russia. which he says
proceeds from ignorance and jealousy. He
calls tire attention OF the friends OF theii
country to his statements, lest in feH week:
the maddest thing shat q British Government
could do should be done, and all Europe be
in war.
THE LONDON "TMES" Oy Mr.. GLADsTOs rE'
RESOLUTION.
LONDON, May 5.-The Times, in leadirfs
article, says &" Mr.. GIzdstone's resolution
threatens to do something worse than throw
the Liberal party into confusion. III ordi-
nary times the breaking 81 party bonds
might doubtless be borne With serenity.
but these are not ordinary fines. The
Government must soon come to- a decision
OF incalcuIable Importance, btoa1lse tending
to make peace secure or place the country
on that slippery incline OF me:,Hce which
too often ends in war. Bittsn personal
anlmositics are enlisted in favor Of u course
which would be disaster and cf'me. Po-
litical riyalrics are aiding recklcss'atlesers,
and it may be the disscnsions OF Parliament
are not entirely absent from ministerial
comment Although the good sense of the
public will, we believe, defeat the fr7ajnlpt-
| inos Of passion, it certainly cannot asOrtI to
lose the parliamentary influence which, has
been most powerfully eXcrted on tho side
of peace. Yet. by destroying the effective
| force OF the Liberal party at this cT7Iical
moment, Mr.. Gladstone has put his cGfat
authority at the command OF traders i'm the
passions OF war. The Liberal party is spit;
into factions, some OF which will vote foT
| Mr.. GladStonc'S resolution, and others fGr
the previous question.
"The rent may easily grow wder-one
section becoming more and more ready to
combat against Turkish misrule. while an
other may drift towards those conservatives.
who are rs wax in the l1;s;1dS OF the Govern
ment. The immediate effect OF this dis
union must ke not only to give the Ministry
great majority. which Is lrsitter OF con>c-
qucncc, but we fear TO slaughter the faction
which is cIam5ring for war"
EUssIA'S OBJECT IN TIRE WAR, &c.
BERLIN, May 5.-The T'afblot states that
Prince GortSciiahon' has Instructed the
Russian representatives in communicating
his circular to the Powers TO declare that
Rilssla'S only object is to compel Turkey to
accept the measures nccesSar%to insure in
tcrnal peace, such measures Ho hc deter
mined at the proper momeDT,,not by Rus
si1 but hv the concert OF the :'3Wers in this
matter. The Gar will limit himself to en-
surfing the reforms agreed ur@r between
the Powers.
Count SchouvaiafF was specify Instruct
ed 70 declare to Great Britain that Russia
cntrrtainS no plan not intended exclusively
for the Improvement OF the ccnditiOn OF
the Eastern Christians.
I;HDoH. May j.-Thc Tenf1'<:l -HtrS's St.
Pet .rsburgh dispatch, not very good au-
thoitr. saws Prince Gortschas,pf is about
to r=3ign. He Will bc replaces by Count
SchuEvaloN. prinoe uriof, ut present The
ami as>ador to France, will succeed ScFrdt-
yaIc Ii at London. and General i4.natcE viii
rcplS.c Prince Orlut' at Paris.
Tie Times. in its column OF IaTal intcI!{-
ccner. says: Amongst other considerable
qua .stities OF StOrcs-whch are bong sea- to
Gil. altnr and MALTA, seventeen sbirty-ccxht-
tou.. runs are or,:srcd to be jant' to- the
Iorl 7er. The fortress and works FOR nlc>i,t-
ing chem are order II 10 he Completed.
Tie Times, in its,naval news from PITS
mo- 18th. reports tbs sthe Bnadicca is GrG9rcd
! to lie out OF the mpwrightS' hands b. che
pc instant, when .he will be l.iaccd 'on' tne
steam reserve, in readiness fo-;~any service
Which may be required. Etl'n:s are also
making to complete six gunbc ats Similar to
| tn a>Medina.
che Daiiy Tclc voph's special FROM Ball
clarest announce : that Crane Duke NiGlo-
Ias-witl arrive at tialatZ on ;unday ttah 1t
P!ufeSte on Tuesday next.
4 !I1-TURKIsu WINS OF LORDS SALISBURY M
1ERNARV0N.
| MANCHESTER, May 5.-Tl.e:. Gud7r,inn's
| london CORES oondent says there ls,great
| friction in the Cabinet in consequence OF
| he anti-Turkisa views OF Lords Salisbury
and Carnarvor. This givelrise to a.rulnoI
OF their resignation.
PROTECTION OF BRITISI*.ISFEREs;:s-
ED1SBuRGEs. May 5. The Scctsnl1E'
London correspondent says the Cabinet Is
thoroughly united about the protsctIon o.
British interast but is divided about VIDA
| those interests are, and how far or com
municaton S,with India will he Inperillet
by the Rus sian advance in Asia.
MOVEMENTS. OF TIE BRITISH sQa aG.;oN.
Corfu, May 5.-TEe British squadron
now here has been ordered TO :enGezrou
at Crete.
WAR TGstoRs.
LoND1s, May 5.-'2he Romalian Senate
has adopted 4 bill rostponing the paymcn
OF Commercial accaptanccs ai3til after TIT
war.
hc.Cbambcr of Deputies has adopted /;
bill ;or The organization Of she militia an(
Natilnal Guard.
TIE meeting Of the European Danub
Commission, which was appointed Tor tn
It'll. instant, cannot be held because th
Turkish and Russian delegates decline t
attend, and the British and French dele
gates left Gaatz before that port was close
aad cannot :eturn.
KARS SURROUNDED.
BERLIN, May 5.-kars is completely SUI
rounded. The Russians have twenty-fou
siege-gnns in position, and the bombart
mcnt o. Kars will begin Immediately.
DIsTRUsT AGAINST ENGLAND, &c.
ST.. PErERsBuRGH, May 5.-Advices star
) that great distrllst prevails against Engtant
!, The batteries on the shore OF the lialtl
are being repaired and armed. Hundred
OF torpcdocs are ready for immersion nei
the Gulf Of Furland, and number {
houses have been reserved for troops to /
Quartered in.