The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-02
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
ENGLISH FINANCIERs INDIGNANT.

ENGLISH FINANCIERs INDIGNANT.
LONDON, February 1.-The Hnancier says
that the members of the Stock Exchange
Yesterday, amid storm Of groans and yells,
burned the Times aid Nea1s and other pub
LEGATIONS of pro-Russian tendency. The
members then signed an address declaring
their confidence in the Government. There
was similar demonstration at Lloyd's.
Several outdoor meetings were held IN
the country yesterday to protest against the
supplementary credit, and were near taken
possession OF by the adherents OF the Gov
eminent and turned into an anti-Russian
demonstration.
Mr.. Gladstone was absent from the House
of Commons last night. He speaks on
Monday next.
DEAC0SsFIELD CuEERED.
LONDON, February Lord Beaconsfeld
was vociferously cheered this afternoon by
a crowd numbering several thousand per-
sons which had collected about the APP
proaches to the House Of Lords.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET AS EFFECTED BY THE
WAR NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, February 1.-The leading
grain circular says that in consequence OF
the political suspense business remains I'M
certain and is limited. Both buyers and
sellers appear indisposed to operate.
Greece.
DECLARATION OF wAR-INSURRECTIONARY
MOVEMENT.
LONDON, February 1.-Athens adviees
state that the Premier has indicated the
armed occupation Of ThesSaly and Epirus.
He made statement which was believed to
be tantamount to 4 declaration Of war. The
whole population has been ordered to enrol
themselves in the National Guard.
| A Reuter- telegram from Athens confirms
the last OF the above, and adds that great
enthusiasm for war prevails. 1t is rumored
| that an instruction has commenced in
Epirus. The insurrection in Macedonia Is
| spreading. An engagement between the
| Turks and the insurgents has been fought
| in Crete. The result Is unknown.
The Eastern War.
THE PEACE RELIMINARIEs- WHAT THE pow
ERS ARE EXPECTED TO DO, &C.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, February Moon
The Sultan has telegraphed to the Car de.
manding an armlstice.
LONDON, February 1-Afternoon.-The
PalE-MaN Gazette has special from Rome
stating that private kilograms OF undoubted
authority have been received there saying
| tDlC Tue fSussluuS NClC HlIuiu
hours march OF Constantinople. Italy is
prepared to make an alliance with any
| Powers to oppose Russian supremacy.
| The Times, In its second edition, has
Pera dispatch saying that the Ministerial
Council has determined to defend the city
II attacked.
LONDON, February 1.-The Turkish Min.
lister has received dispatch that the gene
raj basis for an armistice and peace were to
be signed yesterday.
| LONDON, February $3.50 L. Mn the
Hobbies OF the House of Commons 1t is as
serted in manner which seems to indicate
some foundation for the statement that news
has been received Of the conclusion OF ar
armistice.
LONDON, February 1.-The Vienna morn
/ ing papers confirm the statement in Reu
ter from Brussels Yesterday that the Russian
answer to Austria's note recognizes tina
future stipulations between Russia ans
Turkey are subject to modification unit
sanctioned by the Powers.
"a Russian official dispatch, dated Adrian
! ople, January 9th, says that on the 2otl
\ General Strukoff occupied Lu!ch, Burgos
; and Cholu. He overlook q convoy o
J. Is, O00{s wagons and 5000 armed Mussui
man fugitiyes. The latter were disarme'
and escorted TO Radosto, from which plac
4 they could be transported to Asia. Demat1
IIka and Usunkapri were occupied on tn
d 26tli.