The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England
MARKET REVIEW.

LONDON, October 22.-The Manchester
Guardian, il its market review, SAYS the
cotton market has continued to grow
stronger since Friday, but the upward tend.
ency is more the result Of previous buyinc
and OF increasing the dearness Of cotton
than OF an extension OF current business
here. The amount Of actual sales yester.
day was not large, and for the present of
least.the upward movement has reached q
point which is to very great extent be-
You'd the reach Of buyers.
THE TURF.
LONDON, October 22.-The race for the
Criterion-Nursery stakes was won by Lord
Roseberry's Cipolata by neck Lord Will
toms brother to Cradle second three
lengths ahead), and Captain Machelps Ala.
raschins third.
The race for the Dewhurst plate, for two.
year-olds, at the New Market, Houghton,
meeting, was won by Grace Cup; Ambas-
sadress second, Dora third.
The race for the selling stakes was won
by Maccalo; Albany second, Colorado third.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN A CoLLIERY.
LONDON, October 22.-An accident to a
hoisting-apparatus in the Alexander COL
liery in st. Helcn's, County Lancaster, re-
suited in the death Of seven persons.
a warning TO Mormon EnaiGrants.
LONDON, October 22.-The DuHq Ners,
referring TO the recent departure from Liv-
erpool OF large number OF Mormon emf
grants for America, says: " Major Greig-
head, constable OF Liverpool, has issued Il
notice warning such cmigrants that polyga-
my is prohibited by American law, and that
they will be liable there to heavy fines and
long-term impriscnmcnts."
Nova Scotia.
VESSEL AND SAILORS LOST-THE LATE FLOODS
HALIFAX, October 22.-I estcrday morn
ing the body OF man washed ashore near
the lighthouse st CaribOo Island and
a schooner bottom upwards was seen hall
4 mile from shore. In the afternoon two
mole bodies were found, and the schooner
drifted so near shore that men were able to
reach her on foot. Nothing was found by
which the bodies could be identified. The
vessel lies so deeply imbcddcd in the sand
that no name can be seen. 1t is supposed
night and upset.
The authorities say the loss Of life by the
floods in Murcia, Aliconte, Armenia, and
Parthaquina will exceed two thousand.
Hungary.
DISTRESSING ACCOUNTS OF THE SHORT HAIR
VESTS AND HUNGRY PEOPLE.
LONDON. October 22.-The distress in
Hungary on account OF the bad harvests is
very great. The Government has suspend
ed the collection OF taxes until the next har-
vest. In fifty-seven towns and villages in
Temes county and in Saross county forty
parishes are threatened with famine.
Frightinl accounts are also received from
Abani, Hencs, and Seemplln counties.
Serious State Of AGzuirs in ITcrxcso-
vina.
LONDON. October pa Vienna dispatch
says: 1.-THE state Of affairs in Herzegovina
is becoming serious. The Christians refuse
to pay rent to their Turkish landlords, and
threaten them il they try TO collect their
dues. 1t Is believed that the Christians are
being supplied with money and arms from
Montenegro"
Tho NoveSinto and Kurdish Revoits.
LONDON, October ga Constantinople
dispatch says: "The Porte has received
the following: 'The Austrians have not
yet suppressed the revolt in Nevesiuje.
They have lost four hundred killed and
wounded. The Insurgents are entrenched
among the mountains. The Kurdish re-
volt has ceased TO give signs Of life. Seye-
raj Kurd chiefs are on the way TO Constan-
tinople under escort"
Count Sch0uyaloT Ill.
LONDON, October 22-It is said that
Count Schouyaloff is seriously i'll.