The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

Il
stowaway on the bark CurB Doukin. from
Bull river, South Carolina, who was arrest
ed at Gravesend at the instance OF the
American Minister, charged on his own adj
mission with numbering constable who
attempted to arrest him, was to-day again
r. manded at the Bow-Street Police Court
for week.
LIVERPOOL, August 2S.-Tbomas and
Louisa Bigelow, Americans, who were ar
rested here on the Goth, charged with rob-
bling the Financial Department OF the Re-
ceiver-General at Toronto on the 4th Of
July last OF $4,000 in money and some Cana
dian bonds, were to-day discharged, no fur
Their evidence being adduced.
Russian Imperial Tkase Against
Crime.
LONDON. August 2S.-The following is
the text OF the Russian Imperial ukase
issued at st. Petersburg, temporarily remit
ting crimes against the State and attacks
upon officials to trial by court-martlal:
"The frequency OF crimes against the
State and acts of INSTRUMENTATION and revolt
against constituted authority, joined to the
repeated attacks upon public functlonaries,
clearly testify to the existence OF danger
Gus secret society, whose members are i'm
tending to overthrow all governmental
order. rejecting the necessities sprlns-
ing from social order, and denying
the right Of property and the sanctity OF
family bonds, and even faith in God. These
criminals, to attain their culpable ends,
shrink from no means, however pertidious
and hateful. Their abominable crimes dis
turb the repose of all, and menace the pub
lie powers charged with the sacred task OF
projecting the people socially and resisting
every bad work. Extraordinary crimes call
for extraordinary measures OF defence and
punishment, and we have thought it right
TO contide in the future to the military tr-
bunals established for times OF war the task
OF dealing with crimes OF this nature"
The chinese Mission TO Russia:
LONDON, August 2S.-The Times says !:
1t is not certain whether the Chinese mis-
sion to Russia with reference to the frontier
questions will 60 to ST. Petersburg or not.
The ENJOYS will be Chung Hon and 81 Lun.
The former was sent to France after the
Tien Tsin massacre, in 1870, to apologize,
and the latter has been employed as Gov
eminent agent on the northwest frontier
during the late troubles. The business OF
the mission is believed by some to be ne
potiation affecting the Mohammedan colo
MES in the kaSbgarian territory, which has
been recovered by China since the death OF
Yekoab Bey. BY others it is stated that it
concerns the cesslon to Russia of the kvedJa
or Til country. which has lon" been occu-
MED by Russians, and from which Chinese
were expelled in 1864"
Greece and Turkey.
ROME, August 2S.-It is probable that the
Powers will await new memorandum from
Greece before officially offering to mediate
between that country and Turkey. Italy
intends to adhere as strictly as possible 10
peaceable mediation, but is doubtful OF It's
success.
Affairs in the East.
A COMMERCIAL COUNCIL AT sEREJA'o-cEssA-
TIoS OF MILITARY OPERATIONS.
VIENNA, August 2S.-The Neao Free Press
announces that under the direction OF GEN
eral PhiIIipoyich a Commercial Council has
heen formed at Sereiavo,. composed OF
eighteen respectable citizens OF all comics
sions-namely, five Mohammedans, three
Catholics, six Orthodox, and four Jews.
From this body. Tazie Pasha, the former
civil governor, has been appointed Mayor.
BE is held in great respect among the citt'
zens. NIL;
There is a momentary cessation OF mill
tary operations until the four neWiy-mo
bilized divisions have arrived at their destl,
nation. To few days the whole moblliz se1
force, numbering from 10000 TO l3o;oVt
men, will be united, and operations VIII "
prosecuted on a larger scale.
The A6eud Post states that the cessatiol
of operations is necessary to secure Tn
safety OF the communications until sufticien
reintorcements have been received to max
| the success of further movements certain
Every dav proves more clearly that To
forces in Bosnia are inadequate.
Evacuation or Turkey.
LONDON, August 2s.-A Pera dispate