The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-15
LATEST FOREIGN, NEWS.
ID. Il, England. -
THE GRAIN, MARKET.

LIVERPOOL September f4.-A leading
erain!circ,ilar says "Storms and heavy
rains in most parts of the Kingdom this
week seriously interrupted the harvest and
did, further damage. The wheat markets
consequently maintained an advancing
tendency for old and new Of Homegrown
as well as for foreign. Most new British
wheats are in bad condition, and entirely
neglected by iniilers, though pressed for
sale at reduced rates on the spot since Tues
day, and in the neighboring counties. The
demand for foreign continues fairly active,
the finer classes realizing an Improvement
Of fully Id, while Egyptian and other low
descriptions have advanced 394d. per
GENITAL. This market to-day was fairly at
tended, and there was q good, steady bust
ness in wheat, tine white making ap al
vance Of Id. per GENITAL" :" 10 .,e.s +.
'-sf THE DoScAsTER CUP. - u, ~, ,.
LONDON, September 14.-Hampton won
the. poncaster cup. ---...- - --
>: france. 49, IWT 1t
GAMBETrA's CASE,
| LONDON, September IA Paris dispatch
to the Times shows that M! Garnbetta,
By taking advantage. OF allohis technical
rights, can prevent o Judgment against him
from becoming definitiye until after the con-
frmation Of bis election AS Deputy, which
would protect him from u. Imprisonment.
I "a correspondent, evidently replying to the
argument ofGthe Paris GauloiS and Figaro,
saws that the judicial decision sentencing
In. Gambetta to three mopths' i1nprison-
ment for an outrage, deprives him OF civil
rights for five years.
PARIS, September 14.-Legal proceedings
have been commenced against lie Bein Pub
f7ique and lie Gaulois for reporting Gambet-
ta's trial.
| /" The War News.
RUSSIAN. VICTORY AND RETREAT. ..
LONDON, September 1.-THE following
Turkish official dispatch has been received !:
/ "Shum!a September 18.-Baker Pasba, in
advancing northwest from Cora Tondlir
Yesterday, encountered four battalions OF
4 Russian infantry, supported by cavalry,
near Kareghatch. Aided by Circassian
detachment, Baker Pasha attacked the
enemy, who, being reinforced by five in
fantry battalionss repulsed the Turks. Later
in the day the Turks received cavalry and
| infantry! reinforcements and compelled the
enemy to retreat to Voditzka, with heavy
loss.,' G's tt.A% LIZ
PREPARATIONS FOR ANOTHER ATTACK BEFORE
! ! 2IIiIW LAPLEvNA.' -..A.l H.. 80
A London dispatch to the Evening StQnd-
ard, dated Bucharest Friday noon says
" Since the capture of the fGrivica redoubt
tbgore Plevna there has been only con.
tinued bombardment Of the town and the
other positions OF the Turks. Preparations
are making for another assault There is
an immense number Of wounded, and but
7 few surgeons" .zs''H g i-'a. =
r. Bo4BARDuEsr ASp BURNING OF PiE9SA.
+ LONDON, September IA Russian OIL
cial bulletin dated Poredin, September 13,
saws: Yesterday Wednesday, We made nc
further attacks, mt bombarded the Turkish
I Notifications and tue town Of Pievna al
short range ToHardsl4i II! H.. the town be
4 gan to burn, and two explo sions were OBJ.
| Served within; the foytifcatiops. The Turks
made little repiyfto our fire, and directed
eli their efforts against onr left wing, which
threatened their rear.-At this point Gen.
eral Skobeloff ,repulsed five furious attacks
i but was compelled in the evening, after the
sixth attack, to evacuate the forflncaqons
!. which he captured on Tuesday. i.
4 > During "Wednesday night our troops en-
t trenchedI themselves i'm their ,posAions
Il From the beginning Of the battieup 70 !
,i0clock' "wednesday afternoon 5000 woung
I ed have been brought to the aeid hospitat
4 Thafd lha1ep beeal no collisions sae otHel
{boints OF the Theatre OF war: The Hust
fthuk thin Is concentrated IN fresh posi-