The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-27


violence. The encyclfcai contains no nttack
whatever upon the civil government s6i
Italy nor any mention, direct or indirect,
of the House Of Savoy,
THE POPE WILL NOT LEAVE THE VATICAN
THIS SUMNER.
ROME, April 28.--His Holiness will not
quit the Vatican this summer. & sE
spain. :..f..
THE CUBAN.lOAN, &c. ssi.s.:ss
MADRID, April 26.-The Council OF Min.
listers has approved the proposal for raising
q Cuban loan OF 10000, 900 pestas.
The newspapers state that England is
holding Spanish torpedo-boat, which she
refuses to restore, despite several applica-
cations.
Germany.
BISMARCK NEARLY WELL.
HAMBURG, GERMANY, April 28.-Prince
Berlin will be deferred.
Russia.
DEATH OF A GENERAL.
LONDON, April 26.-The Russian General
Hartman is dead.
HOBART PAsHA IN PARIS.
PARIS, April 26.-Hobart Pasha has ar
rived here.
Eastern Affairs.
RUSSIAN OFFICERS, &C., NOT TO GO TO con-
STANTINOPLE TO woRsHIP-GRAND DUKE
NICHOLAS NOT TO LEAVE SAN sTEFJNO-
THE BULGARIAN ATROCITIES.
LONDON, April GA dispatch from Con
.stantinople to Reuters Telegram Company
says: "The Russian authorities have de-
cided to abandon their intention Of sending
a number OF officers and men to. attend wor-
ship in the Greek churches OF Constantine
pie on Sunday next. Vassa and Te6k
Pashas will leave here tomorrow for the
scene of the instruction in the Rhodope
mountains in the capacity OF Turkish COM
missioners. The insurgents are well Of
ticered, and are provided with abundant
ammunition. They occupy impregnable
positions"
A deputation OF Mussulman inhabitants
Of Roumalia waited upon Mr.. Layard, the
British Ambassador, to-day, and begged him
to telegraph his Government to urge Euro
pean intervention to put IN end to the afro
cities committed by the Bulgarans.
tits denied that the Grand Duke Nicholas
will leave San Stcfano.
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 2G.-The Agence
RusSe confirms the report that neland and
Russia have agreed that direct exchange
Of views should precede the congress. Aus
tria, Germany, and Italy also favor this
course, and have invited England to state
her views.
RUSSIAN DECLARATION ABOUT PRIyATEERS-
IT'S EFFECT ON ENGLISH COMMERCE.
LONDON, April 2G.--The scare caused by
the Russian declaration OF privateering is
reported as having had a depressing intlu-
ence on British shipping interests on the
continent. The Standard says:
DAT Antwerp, Rotterdam, and Bremen,
merchants, in cases where the voyage was
of any length, it is anticipated, will refuse
to consign their goods on ships flying the
British flag. The critical state OF the rela-
tons between England and Russia has
caused the Liverpool Sailing-Ship Mutual
Indemnity Association to provide funt
for the payment OF losses incurred by it;
members through capture or destruction o.
their vessels by act OF war;"
MOVEMENT OF BRITISH TROOPS.
LONDON, April 26.-Reuter's Telegram
Company has received the following
Bombay, April 26.-Troops are arriv.
ing here daily for cmbarkation. The first
detachment will leave for Malta on April
10Th, and the second on the 1st Of May
They will not stop at Alden. Fifteen ships
and twelve steamers have been engaged fol
the conveyance OF the expedition, which
will be conveyed by men-of-war. Great
enthusiasm Is manifested throughout In
dia, and native troops are rapidly entering
for SERVICE"
MOVEMENTS OF ROUMANTAN TROOPS.
LONDON, April ga Reuter- from Blu
charest reports that the last Roumanian regi-
ment has left here for Turnleverin.