The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-23
EssISSi;,.
THE NEW REyOLuTI0NARy SOCIETY.

LONDON. April 22.-Thc ST. Petersburg
correspondent OF the Cologne Ga1e'te eN-
plains the state OF things preceding the pull
l;catinn OF the Imperial ukase. lie says the
Observation-Disclosures organ OF the revo-
lutionisls. La1ad 0nd liberty demanded tue
abolition OF the third section Of the lmnc-
rial ChanccIlcry and the dismissal OF the
! Camarlla surrounding the Gar. IT pup
| li>hed Il list OF two hundred names declar-
| inc that the rcvoluiion!>ts would shoot,
! stab. and murder until their demands were
| atiSlicd and Camarila swept from the face
| of the earth. The correspondent estimates
that the secret society numbers nineteen
thousand fully initiated working members.
! besides thousands who have taken the SIM
pie oath OF LOYALTY. The tola! value OF the
DI operty OF the society is estimated ut two
million roublcs.
Press Prosecution i,u Germany.
BERLIN. April 22.-The FronhJurter
| Zeih,7,1 will again be prosecuted for i'll
suting Prince Bismarck by publishing 4
rerort CT the las; trial for tie same offence,
including The speeches Tor the defence.
TI.e ZuisI war.
THE LATEST NEWS FROM SOUTH AFRTCA-L"RD
cIELusFoED'S CAMP ATTACKED-TiIE zULrs
| KEruisED-TUE FIGHT BETWEEN COLONEL
! WOOD AND TIE ZCiUS.
IoypoS. Arril 22.-lnicli"cncc has Just
reached this city from South Africa that
| F.,GVe VAS relieved Oh the Al instant, after
severe fighting.
idyiccS from Cape Town dated April
c.I. ,.i,, -. Vincent. sly: :" Lord Cbclms-
! ford's camp at Gir~ll!ova, Oh the road 10
Elbow. was attacked ut daylight on April
Sd by II 900 ZuluS. who made frequent ana
dpspcrate attacks Oh all sides, but were re-
pulsed and pursued with great loss. four
hundred and sevcnty-onc Zuus were lounu
dead round the trcnchcs.D
The final attack was led by Dabulmanzl,
who commanded at Isand"la. Lieutenant
johnson, OF the Ninety-nlnth regiment,
and four priyates were killed. Coionel
Northeye, OF the SiXtieth regiment, sur
geon, and fifteen men were severely wound-
ed. Colonel Crealock, Major BaSSoH, ana
ten men were wounded. On the 9th III
slant Lord Chelmsford, with the Ninety
first, SiXtieth, and Fifty-seventh regiments
and body Of marines, left camp and re-
lieved Ekowe during the night. Colonel
| Pearson and his garrison have reached
UmsiduSi, and will arrive at Angela on
| April It'll. During the investment twenty
| eight men died. and one hundred and twen-
| weight were put on the sick-llst. Ekowe
| has been totally evacuated.
rNote.-The evacuation mentioned above
| is prob!v an old garrison.] =,
A dispatch dated Cape Town. April
9Th. to Reuters, says: "In the fight be-
tween Colonel Woods command and the
ZuIus on the 2S,h of March, the retreat OF
the Zulus was cut off, and hand-to-hand
fight ensucd. Colonel Weatherly, his son,
CAPTAINS Barton, Barron Won Steitkroker,
and seventy men were killed, and on inc
goth Lieutenants Nicholson and brlent
were killed; Mai or Hackctt was severely
wounded, and Lieutenant Smith ana cap
tains Gardner, Cox, and Pearse were also
| wounded. The total OF the British losses
in both engagements is estimated at 22o
killed and wounded
.sThe Zulus lost $500 men. 1t was I'd
mored at Pretoria and Natol that the 1oor;
Intend Investing Pretoria, and threaten te