The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-13

England.
THE RACE FOE TIE GOLD CUP.

LONDON, June 1.-THE weather is fine,
and promises to be favorable for the race
for the gold cup which takes place to-day
on Ascot Heath. The following are the
probable starters: Count f. De LaSrange's
CHI. h. Vemeui, Lord Roseberry's br. h..
Tonchet, Sir George Chetwynde'S CHI. C.
Lord Give, Mr.. T. Gretton's BE- Isonony,
Lord Falmouth's b. I. JEANETTE, and Count
f. De Lagrange's bl. C. Insulaire.
LONDON, June 12.-The race for the gold
cup at the Ascot meeting was won by ison-
omy; Insuaire second; Touchet third.
Distance about two miles and half. There
were six starters.
LONDON, June 12.-The race for the Rous
Memorial Stakes-diSLance one mie-was
won by Count T. De Lagrane's four-ycar-
old chestnut colt PhcnN; Crawford's three
year-old chestnut lilly Out Of Bounds com
ing in second; and w. J. Leigh's four-ycar.
old bay colt Sir Joseph third. There were
eight starters.
LONDON, June 12.-Thc st. James Palace
stakes for three-year-o was won by Count
+. De Lagrangc's ch. colt Rayon Dor.
Lord Falmouth's CHI. colt Claribert succeed
ed in getting the second place, and VI. Nc
kcnzie's CHI. colt The Scot the thlrd. There
were seven runners"
Foreign SaFHi I1OSGaNehSSs
LONDON, June IA BeIln dispatch to
the Globe says: In consequence OF tie
war in South America the Government has
resolved to send the gun-boat Nautilus and
several vessels from the Asiatc squadron
to South American waters.
Reported Massacre Of Moro Royal
Princes.
SIMLA, June 12.-RepOrts have reached
III
the Government stating that there are lhul-
rotions OF fresh nassacrcS OF royal princes
at Mandaay, prompted by the King OF Bur-
nah.
Foreign Notes.
LONDON. June l2-Thc Times publishes
| the following from Cape Town, dated May
| o3d: TIVE Chiefs anu 800 OF their followers
from BosutoIaEd, who had been captured
| by 4 force Of cavalry. visited i>andula on
| the 2lst Of May and buried the bodies OF me
soldiers who fell in the battle OF Inc 22d OIL
January last. Forty wagons were recoV-
cred.
LONDON. June 12.-In the match for the
Sculing championship between tianlan anu
Elliott, to take place next Monday, ~ 10 "
| on ganan is freely offered, while TO : Is
wanted. .;,,
SlMLA, June 12.-Naior Cavaguarl Will
start for Cabot on the 18th OF tuc present
month.
PARIS, June 1.-THE principal Suaran-
! tees proposed bV the Government bl!l WIN
| the view to the return OF tie Chambers
| from Versailles 10 Paris are the mantle
nance OF a special legion OF gendarme>, the
authorization Of summary proceedings l0r
the suppression OF crowds within 4 certain
distance OF the Chambers, and the prohibl'
ton Of bearing addresses or petitions to the
Chambers by professions.
| A committee OF senator's and deputle:
| had an interview to-day with Minister Wad
| dington TO urge action in the Chambers IL
response to i resolution now before thu
United States Congress with reference t.
the Franco American treaty OF Commerce
| Afr. WadGip gton received the committed
cordially. and said he had already exchanged
communications on the subject with Mr.
Eyarts. United Suites Secretary OF State
and would instruct the French representa-
tive at Washington 10 give TIE matter Sc
rious consideration.
LONDON, June ia Reuters dispa.el
from Belgrade reports that the Russo-Bnl
narian authorities, with body OF RusSiaI
troops, have taken fOrcibIe possession O
the frontier districts claimed by Servia
driving out the Seryian officials. The pop
ulation are angry and discontented.
According to private information iron
Vienna, Russia has proposed that Alex
Pasha shall not be allowed 10 summon
Turkish troops without the consent OF al
absolute minority of the international CON
mission, All the Powers have concufrc'
in the proposal. ~,
BERLIN, June 12.-Tbe Provincial Co1
,, respondence states that more than SIX hut