The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-15
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


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England.
ENGLAND APPROVES THE yICEROY'S ACTION.
LONDON, September 13.-7The Press Asso-
citation announces that the Home Govern
mcnt tclegraphcd TO the Ficcroy OF India
last night expressing approval and gratiti-
cation at his military arrangements. The
Political Department OF the India Office
here considers it extremely probable that
Herat BadaskShaw and Backh will support
the revolt, but has no definite news on the
subject. The very absence OF news from
those districts is accepted As evidence that
the country Of Bry and Cabul is practically
IN the hands OF the Heratee troops. which
Is considered as exceedingly probable. The
Government may have to exercise military
interference in the affairs ut Burlnah
THE LANCASHIRE STRIKE.
LONDON, September 13.-The North Ian
cashire Cotton Operatives Association have
issued an energetic appeal TO the masters
against the contemplated reduction OF
wages, urging that it would be useless for
the Improvement OF trade, and that the la
ter object would be better attained by the
adoption of the universal system Of short
time working for few months.
Twenty mills are now practically closed
at Ashton because OF the strike, which is
also assuming serious proportions at Mossly.
GOLD FOR THE UNITED STATES.
LONDON, September 13.-The steamer
which sails from Havre to-day for New
York takes out GS00,000 in gold for the
United States. About 100000 OF gold
have been sent daily from Paris to London.
Resigned.
OTTAWA, September 13.-Hon. Mr.. Chau-
rean, Provincial Secretary, has resigned.
The other Liberal members will follow;
after which it is probable 4 coalition gov
ernment will be formed, headed by Chau-
rcau and Chapleau.
QUEBEC, September l3.-Mr. Jolly has ac-
cepted Mr.. Chaurean's resignation. Other
wise the situation remains unchanged, de-
spite the rumors to the contrary. The Gov
eminent will not resign at present, and
nothing new can be locked for until next
week.
Germany and Russia.
LONDON, September 13.-Thc continental
newspapers, especially those Of Paris, con-
tinue TO publish all kinds OF alarming ru-
mors relative to relations between Germany
and Russia.
The African Trouble.
PURSUIT AFTER KING CETEwAYO.
CAPE Town, August 2G.-Tbe pursuit OF
King Cctewuyo continues holly. He has
split uD his party and taken to bush. His
pnrsuers have been within three miles OF
him, and have seen some members OF his
following. General Wolsely has bad 4
meeting with the northern chiefs, at which
he informed them that the only obstacle TO
Il settlement OF peace is the failure to cap
ture Cetcwayo, and that any chief harbor-
ing Cetewayo will he punished. Lord Gil-
ford has captured Il native, who has prom
iscd to show him the Kings hiding-pace.
The bush wherein he is supposed to be Sc
creted is being surrounded by three hun
dred men.
The Af@haniS.aE Strike.
TIE MOVEMENT OF TIE MILITARY.
LONDON, September 1.-The following
is published in special edition or the
Uuuy Telegraph this afternoon:
SiInLa, September 13.-Gencrat R0iSrts
has lelegraphcd for four additional rcgI-
mpnts. The military authorities have de-
cjdcd TO increase both the kuram and hhy-
Ter columns 10 twelve thousand men each.
Il has been decided that there is 10 posi-
bil;tv of sudden dash on Cabul, but it IS
believed that there Will be an carly collision
between the outpostS. The dl>quict among
the border tribes is increasing. The vague
ness OF the communication brought by the
messenger OF The Amer to Ali khcyl caises
fear in some quarters that he has already
alicnated himself from the alliance.
The Island Of llayti.
TIE TROUBLES WHICH CONFRONT TIE PROVE
yISI0NAL GOVERNMENT.
Iar l1l frnr
Port-au-Prince. dated August 18th, has the
following details OF affairs in Hayti: The
town of Gonaives, which bad protested
against the provisional government here,
was attacked on August 18th by troops
from Port-au-Prnce. The principal part
OF the place was destroyed by fire, there
ONLY remaining the portion by the seaside
occupied by the commercial warehouses.
The capture OF the town cost considerable
number OF lives on both sides, and numerous
atrocities were co omitted. The cape was
in the hands OF the Liberals, but reaction
having taken place the Nationals are now
in the ascendant. This change was effected
without blootished on either side: ana
when the provisional government troops
sent from here arrived tranquility was al
ready rest ored. The Hayticn coastinS'
steamer Ro uillomme, on which Boyler, Ba
zelais, and their companions, who escaped
from Goraives after the capture, returned
here this morning from Jeremle, where
they had sought protection at consulate
The steamer in which they came was dis
| patched by the local authorities OF Jeremie
| 4 DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
4 fire broke out in Jacmel during tn
night OF August 10th. Its origin IS I'm
known. 1t destroyed the principal Store
situated in the most iionrlsblng Duaines
centres. Only the fre-proof buildings re
manned standing. The loss IS estimated !
about $500, 600. .--..
| Foreign lteIns.
LONDON, September 1S.-The Times, j
its, leading editorial, says: g Nothing
knownupto the presenttime to nfirEi I'll
4 rumors Of a general rising in Aish4nlstar
We are justified in believing that the COZ
dition of the country mas oe"ome no "ors
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