The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-03


Itreasy are safd by The 1lsffaeas ssst. Peters
Dnrg correapo to be regarded theft q!
go exorbitant that the Russian chancelleryi
to prevent an alliance between Austria and
England, Is about to make another attempt
to come to terms with England. At Vienna
thopes are stifl entertained thst the congress
may meet: Nothing transpires aboilt the
feeling at Berlin. q Izss
| says that Prince Bismarck is goirsg 70 his
by the Eastern question.
1t is stated from Vienna and st. Peters
burg on universally good authority that
Russia is irritated b. the rebuff from
France. The latter being approached for o
Fseparate recognition OF the treaty OF San
Stefano, replied that she would not partici-
pate in combination against England.
ENGLAND,s DEMANDS JUsT-A PEsr1LENcE
FEARED on THE BULGARIAN AND RoUMA-
MAN MILITARY ROADS.
LONDON, April 1.-The 1Iases, in a lead
ing editorial, says the Government conYic-
ton that the terms extorted from Turkey
are inconsistent alike with the interests OF
England and Europe Will be sustained by
the public opinion Of the country.
The Times has a Bucharest special saying
that the opposition to the retrocession to
Russia OF Bessaraba is growing in intensity.
The weather is very fine and warm, and
unless energetic disiniectins is promptly
carried out along the military roads in Bull
garia and Roumania, q frightinl pestilence
is likely to break out.
AUSTRIA AND THE PEACE PRELIMINAEIEs.
LONDON, April 2.-The semi-olficia, East
er7a Budget prints the following special dis
patch from Vienna: General Ignatieff
was informed by this Government shat it
requires certain alterations to be made in
the peace preltminaries, and such altera-
lions must be made with the concurrence
OF the other Powers. There is no prospect.
therefore, OF England being Isolated, and
the action OF the Vienna Cabinet is caicu-
lated to promote the interests OF peace"
SUDDEN DEPARTURE OF THE AUSTRIAN AABAs-
sAD0R FIoH LONDON.
LONDON, April 2.-The afternoons edi-
ton OF the Pail IfaN Gazette says that the
report reaches it that Won Beust, the Aus
tro-lIungarian ambassador at London, has
left for Vienna suddenly. He is presuma.
bly,, therefore, on urgent business.
IGNATIEFF's MISSION.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 2.-Gencral fgna-
tell has arrived here. The Agenee RMSse
maintains that his mission has not failed, as
he was simply instructed to give and re-
ceive friendly explanations.
TIE DANUBE.
LONDON, April 1.-The Danube has been
officially declared open and free OF danger
between Ibrail and Sulina.
TO GALL1PoIL.
VIENNA, April "A special to the Politi-
cal Correspondence from Constantnope re-
ports that the Russians have commenced q
fresh movement toward Gallipoi.
TO BE SHOT For TREASON.
BELGRADE, April 2.-It is stated that NJ.
Tchumitcb, q former president OF the Min
is:erial Council, has been found guilty OF
treason as head OF the military revolt OF
last December, and will probably be shot.
Several persons who took part in the revolt
have already been executed.
England.
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
LONDON, April 1.-The weekly review OF
the grain market closes: "Politics have
once more monopoiZed the entire attention
OF the trade, with fair arrivals at ports OF
call. The floating cargo Of the trade for
wheat is firm. Owing to the more unsettled
state OF political matters prices advanced 2@
IS. per quarter. The continental demand
continues. Maize has improved to Cd. @1s.
per quarter. Barley ruled firm at Cd. per
quarter advance"
Ireland.
MURDER or AN IRISH N0BLEMAS AND HIS SEE-
WANTS.
DUBLIN, April 2.-Intelligencc has been
received that the Earl OF Leitrinl, his clerk,
and his driver were all shot dead while
driving near his lordship's lodge neal
Vaughan, County OF DEARLY. No details,
[Sec0nd Dispatch.]
LONDON, April I'm the House OF Com.
mons tonight Mr.. Louther, Under Colonial
Secretary, confirmed the report OF the shoot
ing OF the Earl of Leitrim, and said he had
reason to suppose that the crime was one
OF an agrarian character.
Third dispatch.]
LONDON, April 1.-The Earl of Leitrinl
was shot opposite cottage from which he
had recently evictcd widow. Eighty
nine OF hi. tenants were under notice 10
quit. .."
France.
VERSAILLES, April 2.-rhc Chamber OF
pepRtics has passed the state. 0f-siege bill
in The form in which it was adopted by tht
Senate.
| IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
PARIS, April 2.-McCormick, the Ameri
can Commssioner.Gencral to the Universe
Exhibition, has arrived,
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