The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-23


POSSIBILITY OF THE LATTER NOT MEETING.
ST. PETERSBURG. March 22.-Tha .lgence
Russe says that England has not yes re-
piled in regard to the congress. She still
insists upon her demand that all the condi-
tons OF the peace be submitted, notwith-
standing the text O. the treaty has been
communicated to the Cabinets, and Russia
has agreed to complete freedom of discus
sion at the congress. The chances OF the
congress meeting have diminished.
England nna Russia.
LONDON, March 22.-The text OF the
treaty is published in the Times, and that
paper says there is much to criticisc and re-
sist, but nothing absolutely beyond The pale
OF discussion.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Times
| says: d" Although Russia seems TO have en-
picitly admitted to some Of the Powers,
and especially to Austria that the Congress
had power to discuss what points OF the
treaty were OF European interest, in conse-
quence OF the irritation engendered during
the discussion Russia has not yet given SIM
liar assurance to England"
A telegram to the Political Correspond
cnce declares England has asked Russia for
q definite answer which would show that
| the difference has become acute; but an
impression is prevalent in Vienna 1hatRus-
sia will give required assurances when the
treaty is formally delivered 10 london,
probably Oh Saturday.
| LONDON, March 22.-The IimeS's Paris
dispatch says: "The questions which
France demanded should be excluded from
The congress were those touching the Holy
places as introducing needless complicG-
ton touching Syria, because Syria might
have been offered to her as a compensation
for the English occupation OF Egypt, and
because she considers that the twofold
question Of Syria and Egypt might impair
the good understanding with England"
a great change has occurred in the last
two days in opinion about highlands policy.
The Journal deS De6dts and the Repub!ique
frdncatse comment on EnglanCs attitude,
and this feeling is shared, with few eXcep-
tons, by men and Journals OF all parties.
They feel that by placing herself on the
platform of existing treaties and insisting
on the right OF the congress to discuss the
whole treaty OF San stciano, England has
restored to Europe the firm ground Of priE-
cipIes which was slipping from under it.
England'S firm adherence to her conditions
is deemed the surest means OF insuring that
the congress will result in durable peace.
| turkey.
BAD CONDCcT OF TURKISH POLICE.
CoSSTANT1SoPi.E, March 22.-The police
organized i'll Adrianople have committed
various excuses. and pilaged last week
houses containing property belonging &c
Turks and Frenchmen which had been con
fdcd to the care OF the French consulate.
Roumanfa.
| gLM0Es OF TIE FLIGHT OF PRINCE CHARLES
ST. PETEGsBRUGH, March 22.-Thcre j!
un uncontirned rumor in circulation here
that 4 revolution has broken out in Rouma
na, and that Prince Charles has fed.
TIC Greek Insurgents and Turks.
ATHENS, March 22.-The negotiations be-
tween Hobart Pasta and The Greek insur
gents have ended, Hobart refusing to re-
cognize the Provisional Government o.
ThesSaly.
Turkish Vandalism ina Greek Villages
LONDON, March 22.-The Times has dis
patch from Falo saying: The villages Of
Olympus, Repsana, Caria, and Litochor
have been sacked and burned by the Turks
The women, children, and old men were
massacred, except some who escaped to the
mountains, which are still coved with snow
Unless ship is sent to relieve them they
will probably perish from cold and hunger
The insurrection progresses steadily"
EOmes
THE coSsrsroRY-rHE POPE AND TIE JEsulTs
LONDON, March pa special dispatch
from Rome to the Times says: fThe consis
tory will be held on the 18th instant. No en-
cyclycal will be issued, the Pope not wish
ing to commit himself to any definite policy
lin the present complication in European
/ affairs. His Holiness will only deliver ar
fallocution, avoiding ali political allusions.'
| The STANDARD he's a, Home dispatch say
ling: "5The Jesuits recently proposed to re
turn to Rome, but tho Pope received tht
:fproposition coldiy. The Jesults are there
| lore opposing the Pope's general policy
Alsncn and lorraine.
4 BERLIN, March 22.-The Crown Prince
Frederick Wilhelm VIII be appointed the
. Emperor's substitute for Alsace and Lor
raine, aud win reside there temporarily