The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-30
that president MacMahon will not resign in
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t5 LONDON, May 29.-It IS Doticed that the
Bonapartists get the lions share OF the ap-
poiutments under the new French Minis
try. This ia causipg. considerable uneasi-
ness and suspicion among the Legitimists.
s A special from Rome to the Times has the
following: It is stated that President Mac
Mahon has sent an autograph letter to the
Pope expressing his confidence that in the
serious position France DOW stands MS
Holiness would continue that benevolence
be had always manifested.
The Government Of Madrid, in view OF
the antagonistic attitude shown by section
Of the Episcopal clergy towards it, have
made representations to the Vatican to use
its authority to dissuade the recalcitrants
from creating embarrassment.
Spain.
PILGRIAAGEs, &C., FORBIDDEN.
LONDON, May 29.-A Reuter- dispatch
from Madrid says the Government has de-
cided to forbid pilgrimages or religious
manifestations which may form pretext
for Carlist propaganda.
Greece.
SUMMONS TO FORM MINISTRY.
ATHENS, May 29.-M. Comoundouros has
been summoned By the King to form min
istry. An armed party, while attempting
to cross into Thessaly, were arrested by Or
der of the Government.
The.Turco-Russian War.
MOVEMENT OF TURKISH TROOPS.
LONDON, May ga special dispatch
from Kaiafat to the Ne,cs has the following:
"a considerable movement OF Turkish
troops is observed in the direction OF the
Temok from Widden."
General Corratovich, the Servian COM
mander ut Negotin, telegraphs that there is
an.apparent concentration about Veliki and
Izvor.
THE REPORTED RECAPTURE OF ARABIAN.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, May 29.-No conirma-
ton has been received here OF the reported
recapture OF Arabian.
The foreign ambassadors have been in
formally assured by the Porte that the state
of siege will not interfere with the privi-
leges Of foreign subjects. Proceedings will
only be taken against foreign subject with
the concurrence Of his counsel.
THE RUSSIANS MARCHING on ERzERoUM IN TWO
LINES.
LONDON, May 29.-The Standards Con-
stantinople special has sent the following
uin Athens, May 25th Credit Pasha, Min
lister OF War, is now dictator, and for the
time more powerful than ever. Great anX-
iety prevails among the European popula-
ton, who fear that during the state
of siege, il news Of fresh disasters ar
riyes, there will be collision between
the popuace and the troops. Our position
is one OF very great danger, and is generally
so regarded 1t is certain that fresh disor-
ders must happen. The fall Of Arabian and
Bayozid has enabled the Russians to march
in two conyerging lines. toward Erztroum.
They have burned ErZcroum, and Mukhtar
Pasha must either accept battle against =
vastly superior force or capitulate. II he is
beaten Erzeroum must fall, for it is without
Notifications, and the force IN it is small.
SPEEDY RESUMPTION OF POSSIBILITIES REGARDED
CERTAIN.
MANCHESTER, May pa special dispatch
from the Ragusa correspondent OF the
Guardian says he learns that the anti-Turk-
ish movement in Servia has escaped all con-
troll. Prince Milan, finding he was beconl-
ing dangerously unpopular. has been forced
to prepare for war, despite the strong re-
monstrance OF the foreign representatives.
Alexinatz and other towns on the frontier
are being heavily fortified.
A speedy resumption Of iostilities is re-
| gardcd as certain.
RUSSIAN DIPLOMACY.
LONDON, May ga special dispatch from
Belgrade to the Times says Russian diplO-
macy is playing double role regarding Ser,
| via.
FORTRESS OF SELL OCCUPIED BY THE TURKS
LONDON, May 29.-A Reuter- telegram
| from Constantinople says Intelligence from
Sukum Kaleh states that the Russians have
evacuated and the Turks occupied the fort
ress OF Sell. The Russians have evacuated
the whole coast-line of the Aliases country