The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

ImedIate surrender of the iroatciads and the
payment TO Russia OF ten miflionE roubies
| In cash and forty millions sterling in bonds.
Tue Turks have MS yet received no iarita-
ton to be3represented lin the Cong reRs.
Admiral Commereli. conIffanding the d.
vision OF the British fleet remaining at Gall
lipoli, bas placed ships on both sides OF tho
promont0ry, so that their guns can swept
from shore TO shore, and boats patrel night
| ~ to prevent the laying Of torpedoes.
The Ifmes's Pera dispatch states that
Russia demands that peace shall be con-
Guided before the ID of March, and that
Musselmans shall quit Bulgaria within a;
year, with the right to sell their property.
LONDON, February 2j.-Reuter's Tele.
gram Company have the following dispatch
from Constantinople. dated February 23d ::
One regiment, detachment OF Cossacks,
and special company, detailed as an escort
to the Grand Duke Nicholas. entered San
Stefano on Sunday. a Russian division Is
echeloned between Kutzchuk Chekmeiee
and San Stefano. Formal peace will prob
ably be signed to-day"
LONDON, February 25.-The Ianes's sec
ond edition has the following dispatch from
its St. Petersburg correspondent: "A much
better feeling prevails here to-day. The
moduS civendi with England touching the
Straits and the presence of the British feet
in the Sea OF siarmora is regarded as salts.
factory in official quarters. have reason
to believe that there is no present intention
to occupy Constantinople."
The Tines's specials from Vienna, oath,
say the report that Turkey will cede naval
station to Russia is persistently circulated.
The Bay OF Beekos, in the BosDhorus, and
Island of Marmora, are yariously mentioned
as the site for such station.
The number Of Russians who accompa ny
Grand Duke Nicholas to San Siefano is eSli-
mated at 10000. 1t may be taken for
granted that this is only step in the set
Turks assert that the Russians will bring
only about 1,500 men to San Stefano, but
10000 is q more probable number.
Suleiinan Pasha has been sent 70 St. Jean
D'Acre without trial, and vii! probably
escape adequate punishment.
The Eastern Question.
LORD DERBY ON RUssIA's DEMANDS.
LONDON, February 25.-In the House OF
Lords to-day Lord Derby, in reply TO
question, said the Russian demand for the
Turkish Elen-of-war had been refused by
the Porte, and he hoped it would not be
persisted in. II the Egyptian tribute was
demanded by Russia matters would require
serious consideration. Respecting the al
legged demand for the expulsion OF Mussel-
mans from Bulgaria, Lord Derby said that
whatever demand was originally made he
believed it had either been withdrawn or
materially modified.
The Pope.
LONDON, February 25.-The Manchester
Guardians Rome correspondent telegraphs
ms follows: "The feeling is growing here
that the new Pope is not so liberal as was
thought. 1t seems certain that Cardinal
Pccci and Leo XIII. do not hold the same
views. 1t is now believed the Pope will re-
main secluded in the Vatican"
Peru.
DESTRUCTIVE TIDAL-WAYE AT CALLAO--INCAL-
CULABLE DAMAGE TO PROPERTY.
New YORK, February 25.-Accounts from
CaIIao, Peru, Of the effects Of the tidal
wave there on the 9th Of January say
"The alarm is indescribable and the damage
incalculable. The oldest inhabitants Of
Calao state that they have never seen any
thing to compare with the scenes of Sum
day and Monday, January 9th and 18th.
The sea is covered with floating debris. AT
every moment immense waves OF thirty and
forty feet high break over the mole and
along the whole coaSt-line, spreading havoc
and destruction in every direction"