The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-08

GALzBURG, August 7.-Emperor William
has arrived here and will 60 to 1schl to-mor-
row to meet the Emperor OF Austria. ..
ENGLAND. ''~~"'--s '.-' '''-.'''
SPEECHES OF LORDS SALISBURY AND sANDoN
ON ENGLAND's POSITION RESPECTING THE
EASTERN wAR-LET THEM HAVE PEACE.
LONDON, August AT q Conservative
demonstration at Hatfield yesterday Lord
Salisbury, in a speech, made the following
reference to the Governments foreign
policy:
"We earnestly deprecated this war. We
are the allies and friends Of both contending
parties. We desire our neutrality not only
to be neutrality of act but of speech. But
I will ask you to believe that while we are
thoroughly convinced that the patriotism
of Englishmen, il we need to appeal to it,
is equal to any emergency, and will shrink
before no sacrifice which interests or honor
of country may demand, we feel in all its
intensity that horror OF the crimes and ca
lamities of war which this country has al
ways been honorably distinguished for en-
tertaining. Let us earnestly hope the two
objects being, as We sincerely believe, in no
way divergent, that we shall be able to con-
duct this country through all difficulties
without trenching in the faintest degree on
its interests or honor, and without losing
for single moment the priceless blessing
of peace"
Lord Sandon also spoke. He said that he
trusted when the moment OF settlement
comes we shall all bear in mind that it is
the greatest interest of England that every
country in the world should be prosperous,
and that il any country runs the risk OF
being Inundated we should try to prevent
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assailant or the assailed, "and hope Also"
he said, "that we shall avoid the fault
which, in my opinion, has been the great
fault of European Powers, in the fact OF
interfering in behalf only OF our coreliglon-
lists, instead Of asking the Turk to secure
good government to all the people Of his
vast empire, whether they be Druses. fe-
zidees, Mahomedans, or Christians"
France.
BARON HAUssMAN AGAINST PRINCE NAPOLEON.
PARIS, August TN obedience to the
instructions of the Prince Imperial Baron
Haussman will run for the Chamber OF
Deputies in Aiaccia against Prince Napo-
leon.
The Eastern War.
TRANSPORTATION OF PROVISIONS TO GIBRALTAR
AND MALTA BY TIE ENGLISH-SCARCITY OF
SUPPLIES.
LONDON, August Under the head OF
" military Intelligence" the Times pub
fishes the following: The Royal Victoria
yictualling-yard at Deptford is still busy re-
plenishing stores which have lately been
heavily drawn UPON, and ordered to provl-
sion the garrisons at Gibraltar and Malta,
in each of which can now be accumulated
food sufficient for the maintenance OF q
large army for twelve months.
A Bucharest dispatch to the Times says:
There is some want OF provisions among
the troops between Sistoya and Tirnova on
account OF the difficulty in procuring
wagons to transport supplies beyond the
dep0ts along the Roumanian side OF the
river. >-s4 "
TWO RUSSIAN GUNB0ATs SUNK.
LONDON, August IA dispatch from
Constantinople says during naval engage
ment on the Sulana river Turkish iron.clads
attacked Russian gunboats and destroyed
two OF them. tsss-s '.ft :? ..-sE
ANOTHER REPORTED DEFEAT OF THE RUS
SLAMS.
CoNsTANTISoPLE, August r. Mukhtar
Pasha telegraphs August 9Th that 1000
karapack horsemen have been defeated,
and that two Russian battalions with three
guns, at Demircapon, near Arabian.
BELGRADE, August 1.-THE Skuptschina,
before propagation, decided to continue the
payment of tribute to the Porte.
A CIRCULAR FROM THE PORTE RECOGNIZING
SHOCKING MAssACREs BIZ CossACKs AND
BULGARIANs. $50 .ss. I .,z.
LONDON, August THE Porte has issued
q circular recounting various horrible mas
sacres which it alleges, have been perpe-
trated by. the Cossaeks and Bulgarians.
These include the burning alive OF seventy
Mussulmans OF the village Of Ayuklemi, and
the cold-blooded massacre Of forty others,
as well as women and children. The circu.