The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-19
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

THE WHEAT MARKET REVIEW.
LONDON, September 1S.-The Aiark-Lnne
Erpress's review OF the wheat market con-
cludes The few arrivals of new American
winter wheat which have reached Us have
been Of excellent quality, and inspected in
perfect condition, millers having purchased
freely at from SiXty-two to siXty-three
shillings per quarter. Elk ship inquiries
are now being made for spring wheat, and
BUYERS are anxious for the fast arrivals, so
that they may form their own opinion rs to
whether the crop in which so much interest
is taken will bear out the excellent charac-
ter accorded 1t.
NAVAL INTELL1G
LONDON, September 1S.-The Times, in
its naval intelligence, says: "Peremptory
orders have been received at Portsmouth
for the iron armor-pIated steamships Tri-
umph, $500 tons, and Hercules, 9,6I7 tons,
TO be rot ready for sea by the Both OF Octp-
Der. It is expected that the Triumph will
relieve the Shap, in the Paciic.'
TN0te.-Peru has demanded PREPARATION
for the attack Of the British ships Snap and
Amethyst on the Huascar. England, on
the other hand, maintains that Admiral
DeIIorsey was perfectly Justified in attack
ing the Huascar.]
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dated yesterday, says: "Prince Bismarck
and Count Andrassy have taken apartments
at a hotel here, and will meet Tomorrow"
France.
Personal.
PARIS. Scptember 1S.-The Temps states
that Prince Napoleon will arrive to-day at
the Chateau de Daur, IN the Province OF Ma
mar, Belgium, on a visit to the Due de Fer
dinan NuneZ, who is allied through his
wife to the MONTH o family. He will remain
there under preteXt OF hunting.
The DdiY Ne1rS Paris correspondent
saws his coming so near the French frontier
during tue electoral period occasions re-
mark. There are some who think he is
dreaming OF the laurels OF StraSbourS and
Boulogne. ..
War News from the East.
OsMAN PAsHA TO BE MADE MINISTER; OF WAR.
LONDON. September 1S.-The Standards
Constantinople dispatch says it is probable
that Osman Pasha will be made Minister OF
War.
MOVEMENT OF RUSSIAN TROOPS TO TIE FRONT.
BUCHAREST, September 1S.-'rhe first de-
tachment OF the Russian Imperial Guard
passed here this morning on its way to the
seat OF war. General Gourko accompanied
them. The men presented splendid APP
pearance, but have seen little service. Other
regiments are taking parallel roads outside
OF Bucharest, all converging in Sminitzi.
The Aqence RuSSee, commenting upon
the arrival OF the Guard and the order to
the Russian troops in Poland to join the
arroy at the scat OF war, states that these
| Facts are sufficient reply to the rumors OF
neace and all armistce circulated by certain
journals.
THE RUSSIANS BEATEN At sHIPKA PASS.
| LONDON, September ia special edl-
ton OF the Globe has Pera dispatch which
saws news received at the English embassy
states that Suleman Pasha carried the re-
naming Russian positions in the shipka
Pass this morning, inficting enormous loss.
The detile is now entirely in the possession
OF the Turks.
THE OCCUPATION OF snIPKA PASS DENIED.
CoSsTANT1NopLE, September 1S.-An oth-
cial dispatch is published here whichdenles
the correctness OF the rumor that the hus-
slams had completely evacuated the shipka
Pass. 1t states, on the contrary, that the
two Turkish brisades which captured Fort
St. Nicholas returned to their former posi-:
lions for strategical reasons, after having oc-
cupied the fort for six hours;
] : LONDON, September 1S.-Later dispatches