The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-23
The Pope & and King ETurnbert.

i OF India
The Pope and King Humberf.
LONDON, November GA, dispatch from
Rome to the Times says that the Pope did
not telegraph directly to King Humbert,
| but directed the Archbishop Of Naples to
convey the expression OF the Pope's feel
| ings OF indignation at The execrabIe at
tempt on his Majesty's life, and also The hope
| that his Majesty might at length recognize
the danger OF the policy which, by violating
| all divine and human laws, had SO thor
oughly demoralized thu people.
The statement that the Italian Govern
ment had granted an exequator to the
Archbishop OF Naples Is untrue.
What Russia Requires the Porte to Do.
| PEsTE, November 22.-Count Andrassy.
the Austro-Hungarian premier, has in
formed the delegations that Prince Labanotf,
the Russian ambassador at Constantinople,
had declared to the Porte that East Rouma-
liza would only be evacuated three months
after the Porte had signed u treaty replacing
the treaty Of San Steiano. Austria's views
being asked by the several Powers, she de-
clared that the treaty was Russo-Turkish
affair, but that the postponement OF the
evacuation Of East Roumaia was contrary
to the treaty OF Berlin. Russia admitted
this view and disayowed Prince Labanof's
declaration. Russia has since emphasized
her wish to conscientiously execute the
treaty. of Berlin, only demanding that the
Porte shall do likewise. The expectation
that the Porte will do so is justified by the
benefits she derives from the treaty.
A Sword for the Ameer.
LONDON, November ga Berlin dis
patch TO the Times says that General Kauf-
man has delivered costly sword to the
Mundsha Mohammed Haslam, chief OF the
legation at Tashkend, to be transmitted
through him to the Amer OF Cabul. When
presenting the sword General Kaufman de-
livered the following address: My illus
trious sovereign, on whose empire the sun
never sets, and whose raised finger causes
millions of soldiers to take up arms, sends
this pledge OF friendship and unchanging
affection to his friend and ally the noble and
chiyaIrous ruler OF the Afghans and Be-
loochecs. History teaches that Russia ever
espouses just cause; that she has always
known how to protect her allies from at
tacks Of an enemy, however powerful.
Whoever sides with Russia need not fear
that q hair OF his head will be Injured. The
power OF the Russian sword is great. This
is a TACT known to the enemies OF Russia as
we'll as TO her allies. May God protect and
preserve the two powerful sovereigns, the
Gar and the Ameer. May God promote
the welfare OF the two allied countries
to the benefit OF the Afgbans, Russians,
and humanity at large. May the echo
OF these words awaken consolation and
hope where oppression and tyranny are par
AMOUNT The blade OF the sword has the
following inscription in the Persian tongue:
"May God give thee victory over the inf
dels."
4 dispatch to the Times from Philliop-
polls SAYS: 'Thc words OF General Tod
leben during his recent visit here made
deep impression. He told the Bulgarian
and Russian authorities that they must con-
form to the treaty OF Berlin, adding that, on
his recent visit to Livadea, the Car had eX-
pressed firm intention TO execute that
treaty."