The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-24

!, menf. in reply to a question by 'hr. Forste
said telegram from Layard had Just beer
received announcing That the Russian
Charge d,Affaires had been instructed x
SUSPEND relations with Turkey; also,
| telegram from the consul at Bucharest ar,
|'nouncing that small detachment OF Rus
/ sian troops reached Bucharest this morning
WAR INEVITABLE.
CoNsTANT1sepLE, April 23.--War is ad
mitted on all sides rs inevitable.
,g,# WAR VIRTUALLY DECLARED.
LONDON, April 2S.-A Reuter- Telegram
from Paris to- night states TINT Prince Orlof
Russian ambassador, has received Gortscha'
koff's circular announcing RusSa's reasons
for declaring war. He proceeded to the
French foreign office at 2 this afternoon to
communicate the circular to Duke De Cazes.
| The declaration. OF war is expected to-nor.
row. A dispatch OF the Grand Vizier to
Prince Charles OF Roumania has produced
| great immersion. 1t Is believed that Rou-
mania intends to consult the guaranteeing
Powers as to the course she should pursue.
THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA REVIEWING THE
ARMY. = ~. ..5
K1scHENEFF, April 23.-The Emperor OF
Russia yesterday reviewed the Ninth army
corps at Umerenka and BerSula. Address
ing the officers at the latter place, the EN-
peror said: off you should encounter the
enemy show yourselves brave and uphold
the ancient glory of your regiments. l
hone the Young men among you who have
not been under fire will not show them
selves inferior to their veteran comrades. l
trust you may soon return covered with
glory" ss f..
The Emperor also addressed the officers
OF the Eleventh cavalry division. He said
he hoped their regiments would display the
same brilliant courage as ever. The great
est enthusiasm prevails everywhere among
the troops and people. The Emperor sleeps
tonight at Tirespol, where 4 review will be
held Tuesday. His Majesty afterwards goes
to Ungheni for another review the same
day, and will return to kiScheneff about
midnight.
MORE OF THE EMPERoR's SPEECH.
LONDON, April 23.-Fuller reports OF the
Cars speech at Bersula show that he
spoke much more as il war was determined
upon than the summary would convey.
The Emperor begun with the words, Be-
fore your, departure I give you my bless
| ing" and closing, said to the officers,
Good bye, gentlemen" and to tue men,
Farewell, my children"
RUPTURE OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS.
LONDON. April 23.-The Russian embassy
and entire staff have left Constantinople. The
Russian arms were removed from the en-
bassy. Previous to his departure, NJ. Nelc-
doff caused note to be delivered to Safvet
Pasha announcing the rupture OF diplo-
matte relations in consequence OF the failure
OF the negotiations which have been car
ried on.
ITALY's EFFORTS FOR PEACE.
ROME, April 23.-The Ministry stated in
the Deputies that Italy had emerged from
the negotiations in the interest OF peace
and Cancellation, free from special engage
ment, and holding excellent relations with
all the Powers.
| .., Personal.
ST. PETERsBURGH, April 23.-It is believed
that the Car aud Empress will reside
during the war principally at IlliniSk, near
| Moscow.
| VARIOUS ITEMS.
CATrARo, April 23.-The Montenegro
troops are IN motion. The Turks threaten
to force the Duga pass.