The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-01

I against GIG Deputy Mayor ofaBsnss6ftafor:
the same reason. .....,.,,
| The editor and manager OF the Marse,-
tatse has been sentenced to three months
imprisonment md fine Of 1000. francs for
insulting President MacMafon.. A. fresh
prosecution will be instituted against the
| lMdrsellaise. tt1e..fai3 7 iteSta ,i,- inE'-2
.s'l#<.ls ss71 3r'c Rome. - p .4sia5 >.
rETRIaUEs OF THE CLERGY CONDEMNED I
RoHE, Hay 21.-The meeting Of the Re
publicans at Apollo Theatre to-day was
numerously attended. Resolutions were
adopted condemning the intrigues OF the
clergy. ~, -, ~ 4f,isi IL. ~: 80: !
|. The Campaign In tho East. j. ii.
HIGH wATER-RUssIAN MOVEMENTS. Il bf
LONDON, May 31.-Aspecial dispatch from
Ploiesti to the Ne,os says: Though the rains
have ceased the Danube is 80 high, owing
to the melting OF the snow in the mountains
near its source, that an intimidation is feared
near Alteniza, which would oblige the Rus
slams to remove their batteries there. 49,. }, J
The Ne,os's Bucharest dispatch has the
following: 1t is understood that small de.
tached column under selected officers, and
having widely outlying detectives, will form
part OF the Russian scheme OF operations
after crossing the Danube. ,uf5.f >, .ic.,r.
Some Bashi-Bazouks crossed the Danube
between Kalarack and the Jalomitza. They
captured Roumanian mulateers and cut of
the calves Of their legs. s..,,,es,I, KIN -,
The NerS'S Alexandria dispatch says
The Egyptian transport steamers have not
yet started with the Egg ptian conting gent OF
troops for Turkey The strike OF English
engineers, which at first delay their de-.
parture, has been settled, but the Russian
man-of-war Petropanlouski, carrying twen-
ty characterization guns, is waiting Tor
them in the Mediterranean. s., ,....r ..r,,.,,,,
A; special dispatch from Paris, to the
Times says: Turkish iron-clads are ex-
pected at Alexandria on the 4th OF June to
escort the Egyptian transports, .s ,z5;
....: ALL QUIET AT KARs! ]. ~ iG.i I'D
ERzERoUM, May 29.-All is quiet at Kars!
Heavy rains continue, preventing opera
tions. .:. IEf '"' 49, }" ''1@Hy t1in'i
ARABIAN AGAIN REPORTED REOAPTURED By
/. ,. THE OTTOMAN TROOPS. "oai.,G..
LONDON, May 31.-On the Stock Exchange
there have been eight failures OF "bears,"
the spectators announced, during. the
pending settlement. ,. ,a1
The Turkish foreign Minister has tele-
graphed the Porte's representatives abroad
as follows: Arabian, which was recently
occupied by the Russians, has been recap
tured by the Ottoman troops. ]i 5ra".
THE RGCAPTURE OF ARABIAN DOUBTED.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 31.-The Turkish
Governments announcement OF the recap
ture OF Arabian is regarded here as untrue,
because kilograms from Titles dated to-day
mention no such event. -'.'.''' y.
ARABIAN, AGAIN. ..-.,
LONDON, May 31.-A Reuters Constants,
nople dispatch, dated Thursday evening,
says: The Porte has not yet received official
confirmation OF the recapture OF Arabian
from the general commanding Arabian.
RUSSIAN sUCCEss-sAMELBA HEIGHTS CAR
.-.... f.' RIED. a - 81 r,-
ST. PETERsBURGH, May 31.-An official
dispatch from the army of the Caucasus,
dated May 10Th, says: On Monday General
Oklobshio, commanding the operations
against Batoum, ordered his advance guard
to the left bank Of the river Kentrisch to
carry the Samelba Heights, on the left of the
Turkish line. The enterprise was accom-
plished. Meantime detachment assembled
the Kentrisch, and after great difficulty
established position about four miles from
Khatzubani, thus cutting communication
between Batoum and the population Of the
Kabeleti district. The Russian loss in both
enterprises was four killed and thirty
wounded. ... .., .r.s 80 81. ..,r
49, A WAR-MEETIEG AT ATHENS. nv ..,
LONDON, May 31.-The IImes'S Paris spe-
cial says: Delegates from the Greek pro-
yinces OF Turkey held meeting at Athens
last night in favor of war. The Committee
on National Defence has been called on to