The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-25


LONDON, June 24.-Charles Matthews, the
actor, died this afternoon.
ENGLISH BoAT-RACE.
LONDON, June 24.-The entries for the
four-oared boat-races at Hanley are as fol-
lows: For Stewards challenge cup, the
Dublin University crew, the Showcase
mettes. the Kingston Club, the London
Club, the Columbus. and the Jesus Col
leee crews Of Cambridge. For the Visit
ors' challenge cup. the Columbia's, the La
dy Margaret, the First Trinity, and Jesus
College crews OF Cambridge University, the
Hartford College and University College
crews OF Oxford.
For the Diamond challenge SOULS the en-
tries are as follows: George w. Lee, of the
Treton Club, OF Newark, n. j.; Lee. of the
Union Club, Boston, Mass; Chalmey, Of
The Kingston Rowing Club; Barker, OF the
Cambridge University Boat Club; Ed
wards, of Massachusetts, the present holder
OF the prize; j. Lowandes, OF the Oxford
University Boat CLUB; NTessrs. Painc,
Maulsey, and Clullingworth, Of the Ino
Rowing Club. The time for objections
against the entries is limited to seven days,
but no objections have yet been made
against the Americans. and none are cN-
pected. .u
Ireland.
PARTY RIOTS IN BELFAST.
NEW YORK, June 24.-A London special
says: "Party riots occurred in Belfast
Saturday night, during which several per-
sons were killed and many wounded
Spain.
CONDITION OF TIE QUEEN.
MADRID, June 24.-An unofficial bulletin
this morning announces Tie Queen worse.
TEe berlin Congress.
LONDON, June 24.-Al! the Berlin CORE
spondcnts agree to declaring that the settle
ment OF the Bulgarian question is entirely
due to the tirmncss Of the British repre-
sentatives in Congress; but the Reuter- tel
egrams say that the Russian concessions. on
tits head are entirely dependent on the
conditions for the organization and admin
istration OF Roumelia, details OF which are
vet to be arranged. One condition is that
the Russian troops, when they cyacuatc
Roumelia, arc not to be replaced by Turk
ish forces, but by native militia, composed
Of Christians or Mussulmans, according to
the prevailing religion Of the district.
A Berlin dispatch received IN Paris says ::
"The French representatives in congress
will support BpaconSted's demands on the
Bulgarian question:" The Times, in lead
ing editorial, says that it considered the a.
legged settlement as nothing less than an
abandonment by Russia Of the policy which
has guided her relations with Turkey du-
ring the last hundred years" The Times
adds: "Thc process OF piecemea nibbling
at Turkeys OUTLYING provinces, and the
periodical re6pening of the Eastern ques-
ton whenever circumstances seemed to ia
vor it, would have been continued by the
extension OF Bulgaria south Of the Balkans
under Russian Influence. 1t is TO the firm
ness OF the British representatives that we
owe what we may venture to regard az So
luton OF the Eastern question. It was for
this that unlimited powers were contided to
them by both houses OF Parliament, and they
have given good proof that they are not I'M
deserving the trust"
The Eastern Question.
NEW YORK, June ga special from
Berlin says it is fully confirmed that Russia
accepts the British progra mme regarding
Bulgaria, and that there is an increased
probability OF Austria acquiring Bosnia
and Herzegovina. The Russians are send
ing all military prisoners to Siberia.
RussIA's MULTIPLICATION.
LONDON, June 24.-Thn Post, in a lead
ing editorial, says that Russia is now
authoritatively told she is as far from Con-
stantinople. il not, indeed, farther, than she
was when the war begun. Herein lies the
bitterness OF the modification to which she
,nust submit