The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11
LARnR TROUBLES.

LONDON, September 1O.-The Echo this
afternoon says Howockes, Miller d Co., the
largest cotton-man ufactUrers in the North
of England, have given notice OF five per
cent. reduction of the wages OF their EN-
ployes, and that this will probably herald a
general reduction.
The cotton.opcratiyes Of Padchem, Lam
cashire, have proposed to form branch OF
the National Emigration Association.
France.
AID FOE THE YELLow.FEvER SUFFERERS IN
AMERICA.
PARIS, September 10.-The Franco.
American Union intends organizing tele,
the proceeds OF which are to be divided
among the families OF victims OF yellow
fever in the Mississippi Valley.
Russia.
THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH CHINA-THF; NEWS
PAPERS ATTACK GERMANY GoRTsCHAKoFF
NOT TO RETIRE-THE RECENT 1NUSDATIoN.
BERLIN, September 10..-RusSia has offer
ed to restore to China the northeast portion
OF the occupied territory, provided hat
Kirghis, the nonad who fed to China, is
returned.
The Russian papers have resumed at.
tacks on Germany with increased viru-
Ience. "'' -.
The Car has declined to allow Gortscha-
koff to retire.
It is now stated that many persons were
drowned during the recent inundation at
St. Petersburg. Ett'' Z y
| Il A DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION.
ST. PETERsBURGH, September 10.-A tele-
gram from the Governor CT Smolensk, dated
Yesterday, announces that great fire has
broken out in the town Of Viazama, one
hundred miles from Smolensk. Two bun-
dred houses and the prison were burning.
Assistance has been sent from Smolensk.
The Massacre at Cabul.
ST. PETERsBURGH, September 10.-Tbe
Gazette says that the massacre Of the mem
bers of the English mission to Afghanistan
obliterates the scientific frontier between that
country aud India, and necessitates the 0c.
cupation Of the whole Of Aighanistan by the
British. But this is incompatible with the
assurance givenby En.gland to Russia, with
whom there must be an understanding re-
earding The measures OF satisfaction to he
taken by England. The Gazette recon-
mends the solution by partition Of AZ
ghanistan, so as to bring the English and
Russian dominions in contact in Central
Asia. rs -E.s
LONDON, September 10.-The Times says
General Roberts will not be able to advance
into Afyhanistan until at least three fresh
infantry regiments have reached the kuram
Valley. The Afghan troops left Cabul with
the intention Of occupying Shutergardan
Pass, but have been anticipated in so doing
by the British.
IAdvices from Ali Kheyl say that Major
Cavagnari and bis followers were killed
while charging upon the mob from the
burning resideney. Two hundred and ten
Afghans were killed before the British were
oyerpowered. Cayagnari had been warned
by the Amer that he was in danger.
Two regiments from Chatham and eight
batteries OF artillery have been ordered to
India, and several battalions will be trans,
ported thither from the Cape oil Gooo
Hope. .. Ii. 44tt;i ~,
r The Indian Government has given notice
that no correspondents VIII be allowed 70
accompany the troops into Afghanistan.
LONDON, September 10.-The Press A s.
ISOLATION announces that no doubt exists il'
the Indian Office that the outbreak In Al
ebanistan has assumed larger proportions
than was at first supposed. va
Jewish Emancipation I'm Rounaania.
BucHAREsI September, I0.-Prince Gre
jgorie Stoudza has arrived here 70 assume g