The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-29

the week, with limited business and slight
decline in prices. Demand for American
limited. Quotations are reduced 1-16 TO I'd.
In Sea Island large business was done.
Holders firm and obtained full prices. Fu-
lures were quiet, closing steady at about
1-32d. below prices last Thursday"
King OF EFanoyer's Successor.
LONDON, June 2S.-The morning PoStan-
pounces thal The Duke Of Cumberland, son
OF the late King George OF Hanover, has
not abandoned his rights to the throne, and
no arrangement has been made between
him and Prussia.
eIoriscfakofY's Moveiacnts--.Mutiny
LONDON, June 2S.-A Reuter- Telegram,
from Berlin says the reports concerning the
departure OF Gortschakotf from that city are
unfounded.
The British steamship James S. Wright,
from Philadelphia, arrived at Belfast with
two OF the crew in irons. The captain re-
ports that shortly after leaving Philadel-
phia mutiny broke out. during which the
boatswain was murdered. Two OF the crew
were placed in irons, charged with murder.
The European Congress.
LONDON, June 2S.-A Reuter- dispatch
states that the sitting Of the congress to-day
lasted three hours. Gortschakotf was pre-
sent. 1t was decided, in accordance with
proposal OF the British plenipotentiaries, to
entrust to Austria the task CT occupying
Bosnia and Herzegovina in the interests OF
the peace OF Europe. The duration OF the
occupation was not fixed. and full liberty is
left TO Austria in regard to the organization
of the provinces. 1t is believed, however,
that she will follow the plans drawn up at
the Constantinople conference.
The congress unanimously adopted pre-
posal OF the French plenipOtentiaries that
Europe should refuse to recognize the indie
pendence of Servia unless the SerVian Jews
were relieved from their present disablli-
ties.
The congress decided to appoint q CON-
mission to examine into the question OF the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF Seryia. The aggran-
dzement OF Montenegro will probably also
be referred to commission.
The views Of Greek plenipotentiaries will
be heard Saturday.
The general impression in high Russian
circles is that the congress will result in
temporary relief, but not in a real settle
Elcnt.
Eastern Affairs.
EXTRAORDINARY CABINET COUNCIL AT con-
STANTINOPLE.
CONSTANTINOPLE, June 2S.-COunt SelcnE,
the Austro- Hungarian ambassador to Con-
stantinople, visited the Grand Ylzier, Safaet
Pasha. this morning, and an extraordinary
Cabinet council was subsequently held
under the presidency Of the Sultan, at which
the question Of the Austrian occupation OF
Bosnia and Herzegovina was discussed.
The result was an order being sent to the
Turkish plenipotentiares in the Berlin con-
gress to protest against such occupation,
without the period OF its duration being pre-
violsly fixed. The council lasted the whole
day.
AGRAH. June '29.-NIlitary magazines are
being constructed here, and the provision
contractors have been ordered to deliver 1T
the Agram railway stations by July 10Th
provisions for $4,000 men and forage for
cavalry.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-A letter from Ha-
vana says: "The campaign OF the Spainards
against the Cubans without any battles cost
the former $4,000 men, and the island is a
vast cemetery. Five steamers are reported
on the way from Spain to carry home the
troops. General Campos has begun the re-
duction OF the Government expenses on the
island by giving up one-half OF bis own
salary ...