The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

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LONDON, June 17.-St. Johns ColIiery
Company, at Wakefield, have failed. LA
bilIties, EST 1000.
It was reported in the city yesterday that
a firm OF provision merchants had failed for
100000.
Spain. -..-...
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH SOUTH AMERICAN
REPUBLICS.
MADRID, June 17.-Delegates are expect
ed here shortly from the South American
Republics to treat for the restoration OF
diplomatic relations, which have been sus-
pended for several years. -.
e...... --a.. Russia.
A RECEIVERS OFFICE ROBBED OF LARGE SUM.
ST. PETERsBURGB, June IA telegram
from Odessa ITO the GoloS says: The re-
ceivcr's Office in Cherson, in Southern Rus
STA, has been undermined and robbed Of
million and half rubles-about 81, 125, 900.
.7.". Turkey. a.
EXPECTED CHANGES IN TIE GOVERNMENT
THE BOUNDARY QUESTION NsTALLA-
TIoN OF THE PRINCE OF BULGARIA. ~
Z CoNsTANTNoPLE, June 17.-Confusion
amounting to crisis prevails in ministerial
circles. 1t is reported that Kherriddin,
Grand Vizier. will resign, and Sain Pasha
will assume the viZieratc temporarily to
pave the way fol: the return to power OF
Mahnoud Sedim, formerly known as the
tool Of Russia. Sir Austin Layurd, the
British Ambassador, is endeavoring to pre-
vent 3iahmoud's return.
1t is also reported that Midhat Pasha will
receive permission to come to Constantine
pie. Fllad Pasha has denounced Osman
Pasha's administration Of the War Once.
IL is thought that Caratheodor Pasha.and
Murtf Eifendi will be shortly appointed as
Ottoman commissioners TO settle the Greek
boundary question.
4 demonstration is unprecedented at Phil
| lippopois when the Prince OF Bulgaria is
installed at Sofia. Several superior func-
tionarics and a deputation from various
Roumelian towns will 90 to Sofia to attend
the ceremony and congratulate the Prince.
LONDON, June liza Reuters Constanti-
nople dispatch says: It is asserted on one
hand that Niahmoud Nedin Pasta has al
ready been sent for, and on the other hand
that the Sultan hestates to accept Khar-
reddin Pasha's rendered resignation, al
though he is DESTROYS OF oanishin" because
he fears Khairreddin will cabal with O>man
Pasha and Shelk Ulislam. Threatening
documents against the Sultan were circu-
lated on Monday. The guards Of the pal
ace here have been increased, and numer-
Gus arrests made, including several SER
wants OF the Prince YousSoff 1zzedin.
The Instruction I'm AIsiers.
ALGIERs, June 17.-The column Of troops
which left Batna, in the province OF Con-
stantne, yesterday, encountered 600 lnsur-
gents, occupying 4 de6le in the Onetouba
Hills. They were dislodged by the artillery
and the troops occupied their position. The
column continued its march to Medina.
VERSAILLES, June 17.-Mlnistcr Lepere
assured the Chamber OF Deputies to-day
that disturbances in Algiers afforded no
present cause for anxiety. The House con-
scuuently consented to postponement or
the Interpolation on that subject one month.
Ldtcr.-Tbe French commander telc-
craphs his arrival at Medina, and reports
that ten chiefs OF the rebel tribe have en-
dcavured to obtain suspension OF HOSTILE
ties BY falsely representing that the rebel
leader has fed. They have been warned to
surrender him or they will be attacked to-
night.
Earthquakes.
MEssISA, June 17-Continued shocks OF
earthauake, attributed 10 the action OF Mt.
Etna, have occurred near Santa Fene and
Guardia, with the destruction Of buildings
and some loss OF life.
The New French Cable.
LONDON, June ia Reuter- dispatch
from Brest says: "The steamer faraday
will leave Charlton on Wednesday Tor Bres'
with a large portion OF the new French
cable on board"