The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-13
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EBRITIsH TR0S-CLADs ORDERED 10 TnE MEDT-
/ TERRANEANs
LONDON, February 12.--The four iyon-.
/ clads comprising the channel squadron were
directed by telegraph to proceed immedf-
ately TO Gibraltar for orders. on It's beeoU-
| ing known that Vice dmiraI Hornby had
been refused permission 10 enter the OAR
danelles. 81
| EFFECT ON THE LONDON MONEY HAgKET.
LONDON, February 12--1i a. M.--At the
Iopening OF the Stock Exchange this morn-
| ing the quotation OF consoIs was 95g.f The
news Of the refusal by the Porte OF q firman
for the passage OF the straits by the feet
has caused q great sensation. though the :
excitement is less than twas last week.
THE PEACE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RE-
6ARDTNG TIE BRITISH FLEET PASSING THE
| DARDANELLEs.
sLoSDoN, February IA Reuters dis
patch from Constantinople Monday says:
Sabdoulab Bey, Turkish ambassador at Ber-
lin, has been appointed the second delegate to
conduct the peace negotiations, In place OF
Sadyk Pasha. Vefik Effendi informed the
Chamber to-day that he hoped to commune
He declared that if the British feet passed
fthe Dardanelles he would protest and cast
the responsibility for the consequences
upon England. Several deputies urged
Yefik Effendi to act with consideration to-
wards England relative to the passage Of
the Dardanelles. The Grand Duke Nicholas
has expressed satisfaction to Vefik Efendt
at the non-admission OF the British fleet.
A. Reuter- from Vienna says it is consid-
cred in well.informed circles probable that
the Porte will grant frman for the entry
Of the British feet in view OF the Russian
occupation of Constantinople, which is
hourly expected.
Lord Derby, in the House Of Lords, re-
plying to Lord Granville, said he hoped to
inform the House on Thursday that the in
tention OF the Government has been car
ried out, and that the feet Is before Con-
stantinople. France and Italy have. sus-
pended their movements towards sending
their fleets because q frman was refused
Austria.
DISTURBANCES IN SYRIA.
LONDON, February IA Reuter- from
Vienna says disturbances are reported In
SYRIA. Several leading inhabitants OF Da-
mascus have been exiled.
Rome.
TINE FOR THE PoPE's FUNERAL FIXED.
ROME, February I'm reply to ques-.
tions from several foreign courts it is an-
nounced that the funeral OF the Pope will
be celebrated in the sixteen chapels on the
10th, nth, and 18th instant; consequently
persons attending the services will do so in
private manner.
[Note.-This is undoubtedly done to avoid
the necessity of either assigning special ac-
commodations ut the funeral for the Italian
Royal family and ministers or refusing to
do so, and gives color to the report In the
Vienna dispatches in this mornings Stand
ard that the Cardinals, by q vote OF 80 to
10, rejected the idea OF pactication with
Italy.
THE REJECTION OF CANCELLATION DENIED.
LONDON, February IA Reuter- from
Rome this evening denies the truth OF the
report in the Telegraph that the Cardinals
had rejected the idea OF Cancellation with
Italy, and says the decision of such ques-
ton appertans solely to the Pope.