The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20

TEN BROECk FROlIlC WINS - RAlE.
LONDON, September 19.-Thc race for the
Beauclerk plate to-day ut Alododie Park
was won by hlr. Ten Broeck's. brown FLY
Frolie by hall a length. Ten horses started.
Rome.
CREATED CARDINALS.
BONE, September l9.-At the Consistory
to-day the papal nuncios at Paris, Vienna,
Madrid, and Lisbon were created cardinals.
Emitting the Black and Caspian Seas.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 19.-M. Dan
ieloff, an eminent Russian engineer, has
commenced the work BIZ which it is intend
ed to unite the Black and Caspian seas by
connecting various rivers. Large parties Of
workmen have been dispatched from Astri~
achen. - ....-
The Haiin War.
MOVEMENTS OF KING CETYwAgo, &C.
, LONDON, September IA dispatch TO the
Times, dated Cape Town, September I'd,
says :: e. Operations against Chef Zecoaocn
will be resumed. Sir Garnet Wolseley goes
to Transval on the 9TH instant, when All the
troops will be Withdrawn from Zu)Hlahd
except a small column engaged in parifying
the Northwest. Few British residents re-
main in North and South luuiand.'"
The Tines?s Durbar correspondent re-
ports that CekyTayo will he Dlacedon board
lhe gunboat Forester as Port Dstrnford,
which leaves with sealed orders.
WON'T YIELD WITHOUT \ FIGHT--sow CETg>
MAYO WAS. CAPTURED.
LoyDoI, September ia dispatch. to
the Iin,fs from Cape Town says General
Wolselcy hopes that Chief S.ecocoeni will
Weld without fighting, but those ora the
Ground say that ibis is doubtful, as !t.hss
| transpircd that the chief has lately only
with difficulty haen dissuahcd, alter n five
ho1ss' council. irom numbering W0ottcers
| WHO had been sent to treat with hlm COLI
c@rning prisoners.
| The details OF the capture OF CetcDayo
show that while the kiHs was being watch
| ed on one side by Lord Clifford and some
scouts, Major Martcr. with detachment OF
dragons, approached him from the other.
Lord Clifford, whose presence MAS un-
known to the King, intended to defer tue
attack until nightfall, so as to prevent tbs
King from escaping into the dense bust.
Cetewsyo bad caught glimpse OF the de'l'
/! goonS, but he thought, in consequences OF
the tad condition OF tho ground, that they
could not approach quickly. Major Mar
ter, however. directed the removal OF III
noisy accousrementS, and sent the natlYC
cen,ingents on ahead. These surrounded tho
kraaI where the King had taken refage, auC
Maior Marter then rode up and called Il
Ceteway0 to cone out OF the tut. Tht
Kiug, after some pa7ley, complied, HI
preserved digaifed demeanor, and asked
to be shot. ..... .-. ...-.
Afshanistan.
MOVEMENTS CT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TERRIBLE
REVOLT.
LONDON, September ia dispatch from
Candahar SAYS: sGeneral Hughes, brigade
has been ordered to Khelat-Ighilseac. The
regiments at Herat mutinied on the 9Th in
slant and murdered their commander"
The Standards Ali Kneyl dispatch says
i" Intelligence has been received here OF
terrible outbreak ut Herat. The troops hav
revoted and murdered civil and miiitar,
authorities
COMMUNICATIONS WITH ChRUL CUT OFF.
LONDON, September 19.-Bombay dis
matches report that The Nonmonds have Gu
OFT all communication with Cabui.
II is stated in Vienna that in consequence
OF the floods and bad haryests some parts
: Hungary are threatened With terrible IAN
inc this winter.
THE BRITISH ADVANCE on CABUL.
IoypoS. September 1J.-The Viceroy.
India telegraphs as follows: "I have not'ne
the Ameer OF afs'iianistan. that str9n
D British force will march speedily on cap'
. to his relief, and that he must use all MS 7
sources to cooperate and facilitate Tue uaEe
i through lis country"
THE AEssR ANXIOUS TO SAVE HIS GOOD NAM
!. ). IoSpoS, September 19---The Vieeroys
& india's notification 10 the hTeer OF INC ]
ltepded march on Cabul 1Sks dated !he7