The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-29

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There were twenty three starters, including
John Ennis, Of Chicago, and Edward PAY
son, Weston, OF Provide nee. They ali walk
on the same track, but otherwise the condi-
tions OF the contest are the same as at the
previous pedestrian tournament when
LU,Leary won. They will finish at 1880
O'Clock Saturday night. The. prizesare $500
with the befg .E10G. and ESQ. ct O'clock
Ennis was nine miles behind the leading
score, and Weston seven miles.
France.
VERSAILLES, October 2S.-The SeEaFe and
Chamber OF Deputies feassembled to-day
Nothing important occurred The Senate
adjourned till Thursday, and the Chamber
until Monday, when the election OF Paul de
Cassagnac will be discussed.
Turkish Complaints Against Russfss-
-CoEsTaNTINoPLE, October 28.-In cirea-
Far 10 the signatory Powers, in relation to
the new rebellion south OF Balkans, the.
Porte describes the condition OF the Mus
sulmans in Bulgaria and Roumelia as intoE-
cradle, and declares that 8 foreign Power is
cooperating with SIaT0Rie committees at
Sofia, and aiming at the establishment OF q
new independent State. I'm another note,
addressed to Prince Labanofr, the Russian
Ambassador at Constantinople, the Porte
charges Russia with connivance at the plans
of the rebels, and demands her aid in the
suppression of a rebellion begun underline
eyes OF Russian troops.
.Lobanof, replying to the note of the
Porte, assured the latter that the Russians
have taken no part in the Bulgarian npris-
ing in Macedonia, which is merely series
OF acts OF brigandage by Bulgarians and
Turks deserters, possessing no political
character.
Afghanistan.
BOMBAY, October 2S.-The field army OF
the Amer, is believed to number $4,000 in
fantry, 1900 cavalry, and 200 guns, in
Guiding battery Of Armstrong guns.
Russia's Delay in Executing tho Trea-
tlII3..s ~ OF Berlin. ~. r.,
LONDON, October 2S.-The statement pub
lished in the IanfaNa "a Roman newspaper)
yesterday that England has taken the mi
tiative in proposing the protest against
Russia's delay in executing the treaty OF
Berlin; that France is perfectly in accord
with England; and that probably Italy and
Austria, between whom the relations are
is believed 10 BE correct. The Observer
q
semi-official note to the same effect.
The Depreciation OF Turkish Paper
Money.
C0NsTANTINoPLE, October 2S.-MessrS.
Layard and Fourn,er, the British and
French Ministers, have respectively recon-
mended Saiyet Pash, the Grand ViZier, to
constitute q commission of foreign mer.
chants and bankers to devise plan to stop
the depreciation Of the currency. but the
Sultan refused to consent. One hundred
piastres in gold cost 347 in paper. The de-
probation Of the currency continues. a.
Andrassy's Policy.
VIENNA, October 2S.-There is great OBJ
position in the Reichsrath TO Andrassy's
foreign policy, but it is probable he will be
supported by the Hungarian Reichstag and
by Hungarian members OF the delegations.
These, acting with a strong minority of
Austrian members who favor his policy,
will secure him majority when vote Of
united delegations is taken. Then the
Reichsrath must acquicsce, as the deIega-
tons are paramount on imperial questions.
-....-..-- The Austrian Ministry.
VIENNA, october 2S.-Eforts to unite the
whole constitutional party seems likely
rather to occasion further disntegration
OF the various factions. The Left Centre
especially, hitherto the most numerous fac
ton. is showing strong tendency to sepa-
rate into its constituent atoms. Complete
as the chaos now is the conviction is gaining
ground that all efforts 10 form ministry
with a compact party must be useless until,
in the delegations, some idea can be formed
OF the strength OF opinion on the main queS-
ton at issue-namely, that OF the occupation
OF Bosnia. .--.------~--
Operations or the Socialist Law In
Germany.
BERLIN, October 2S.-The Official GdzeIe
announces that in pursuance to the provl-
sions OF the Socialist law, one association
will be enclosed in Baden, two in Bruns-
wick, four in Westphalia, and five in
Saxony. The publication Of ore Socialist
newspaper has been prohibited in Mecklen-
burg, one in Baden, and two in SaNony.
Germany and the Vatican.
BERLIN, October 2S.-ihe GermGnin IAN
Ultramontane oroan) admits that the kisSin-
Gen negotiations have been without results,
and adds that the Pope is awaiting an an
swer to certain propositions which he has
since made to the Prussian Government.
But there is very little hope that it will be
satisfactory. ..-~-.. ...
ing.
VIENNA, October 2S.-The Abend Post
states that the latest news in regard to the
DEVELOPMENT OF the Bulgarian uprising is
disquieting. The insurrection appears to
have successfully resisted the first attempts
at rorcible suppression, and is rapidly cX-
tending. The insurgents are now advanc-
ins on Sores. On the other hand, some in
diyidual bands have been defeated, and the
Mohammedan element is rising on all sides
to assist the Porte; and, moreover, consld'
cradle forces have been dispatched from
Salonica to the insurgent territory. The
object OF the uprising is unquestlonably to
realize the idea Of Bulgaria reaching to inc
.Egcan sea, in accordance with the treaty OF
SAN Stefauo. It, therefore, has more than
local significance, and touches questions OF
undoubtedly European character.