The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-08

DQDnSneu lnlS lnoIulu5 SIale tudt VIC Wilt
drawal OF gold from the Bank Of England
Yesterday for the United States was the
probable precursor OF larger shipments in
paymcnt for quantities OF American pro-
(]uce arriving here and in France, and that
a steady decline in rates OF exchange has
poiuted to such movement in bullion for
some time past. 1t is understood that the
Bank OF England holds Il large amount in
American eagles.
A Wrecked steamer Raidcd and Pill
LACED.
HALIFAX, n. S., August 1.-The wreck
of the steamer Burgas in st. Mary's bay,
New Foundand, creates much discussion in
the local papers. The Burgas struck on the
rocks in Mariners Cove, in dense fog, on
July 14tb. The captain engaged the help
OF fishermen and was busy saving the car
go, when more than forty large boats APP
pcared, containing 800 or 400 men, who
boarded the wrecked ship in spite OF pro-
tests and began carrying of the cargo.
They cleared the deck of wheat and every
thing else removable, including 400 sheep,
and then left. Through the cXcrtions OF the
local authorities three schooner-oadS Of the
stolen property was recovered and other
small lots have been given up, but most OF
it is still in the bands Of the marauders.
Fearful Hurricane in New Brunswick.
MoNCToN, N. b., August IA fearful
hurricane passed over Bucloshe river and
vicinity last night, doing much damage,
carrying away large bridge and the tower
of the Catholic chapel, and destroying so
buildings. Three people were killed and
many badly injured.
Financial Trouble.
BANK SUSPENSION AT MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, August 1.-The Exchange
Bank of Canada suspended payment this
morning.
Various Foreign items.
LONDON, August 1.-THE GOLFERS OF La
narkshire, Scotland, have agreed to work
only four days in each week. This move
ment, together with the already greatly-re-
duced supply of coal, has caused the first
inward movement in the price which has
been recorded on the Glasgow Coal EX-
change for three years. 1t is expected that
the Golfers will immediately demand an in
crease Of wages.
4 dispatch from Alexandria to the Reu-
ter's Telegram Company says TeWhk, new
Khedive OF Egypt, received telegram
from fine Sultan OF Turkey on the 3D. in
slant demanding permission to be given the
ex-Khedlye, ismail Pasha, to return to
The British and French consuls-general ad.
ylsed the khedive to defer bis reply until
they had consulted their Governments on
the subject.
Advices from Cape Town to July 22d,
received by the way OF Madeira, says:
uSeyerai Zulu chiefs have submitted to Sir
Garnet Wolseley at st. PauPs. It is re-
norted that he assured them they will bence-
forth be governed and protected by the Bri-
fish Government. General Crealock ana
Colonies Wood and Butler will return to
England. Another detachment OF marines
have reembarked for home. a strong force
is to advance on Ulund Immediately, Cen
eral Wolseley having promised the chlels
that he would be there by August 10Th. y
detachment OF friendly natives and irreet-
lars, and probably also General Newdl-
gates column, will advance simultaneously
on the Kings new kraal."
LONDON, August TILE report IS re-
yiyed that LORD Dutferin, the present BIT,
fish ambassador at st. Petersburg, VIII
shortly be transferred to Constantlnopie'
with instructions to insist upon speedy
execution OF the required administrative
reforms in Turkey.
A Berlin dispatch to the PdN-MaH Gd-
zette saws: "The latest proposals OF Cardl-
nol Nina. the Papal Secretary OF State, do
not satisfy Prince Bismarck, who is willing
to ameliornte the operation OF the May laws,
but is not willing to repeal them"
Lorraine & Co., East India merchants, OF
this city, have failed. Liabilities, es42,ooo.
The Ielegraph's financial article says:
"The entire absence OF demand for silver
| from the East Is to some extent accounted
Tor BY the steady decrease in the exports OF
cotton from India. In the year, ending
June, 1879, only 646.640 bales were export.
ed as compared with 9l9, 413 bales in 1917
DML-HEADs, y5. 90 to IS per rean, Of