The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-29

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P'TTb NJ iss.sss ss II i 3 sssicls o. the IN
Sassness Mn Id isordo NTH regard 20 the
future III the monty unafket, s&Fs .t III
thought that within comparatively Ihcrt
time k9,0oo,DOo In bullion will be sent 10
America, and predicts shAt the ultimate
eject OF this draft OF bullion. Will be On, adj
vance in the rate OF yliscount OF from IL
per cent, the present hquotatfOn, 10 Aor.
per cent, % the Bank OF Eng land.
FAILURE or a sTocx-yoBBER.
IorpoS, August 49,. I'm connection with
the Ssock-Excbaitke settlement, the failure
OF James Case. Jr.. iobber In railway stocks,
II announced. His deficiency Is estimated
at from $40, 900 70 CO.., 900. 1T
4 kENEwAL OF THE FLOODS.
LoapoS, August ga renewal of the
foods IL reporfed from various parts Of
EngIand and Wales. Reports Of the har.
vest are daily more depsorable. AT several
places there has been thirty hours steady
and continuous rain.
6 !. RE TuK1. Il
LoYDON, August 2s.--At the York meet.
Ing, w hfch was closed to-day. the great
Yorkshire stakes was won by Nj. Houlds,
worrh's Ruperra; Lord Falmouth,s Vince,
OF Fortune second, ME-. bowe,s hyeelskl
| third Five horses started. The betting
\ lust before the race YVES II TO 1 against Ru.
perra, 8, to / on Wheel OF Fortune, and
| TO 1 on Ryeerski. ss.
| Exeitement I'm Canadian Political
Circles.
QUEBEC, August 2s.-This afternoon the
Legislative Council, by vote of ID to Z,
threw out the supply bill by a resolution
which calls on the Acknowledgment to
| change bis advisers. There Is great ex'
element In political circles as to the course
TO be followed by The Government and By
the Lieutenant-G Governor, and all sorts Oh
rumors are circulating.
Cuba.
| HAVANA, August 2S.-Two bands OF In.
surgents have appeared in the Hotquin and
Santiago de Cuba districts, but they are no,
| headed by chiefs of importance, and the
| Government has taken the most energetic
| measures to put them down.
| Great difficulties are experienced 10 the
attempt to carry into effect the provisions OF
the law for the gradual abolition OF slavery
! on account OF the incompetency and unln'
telligibility OF the census OF 1867 and 1871
Anappeal has been made to the Home Gov
eminent for advice. -"....sr .a
| Turkey. .-~.
THE TURc0-GREEK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF THE LINE OF FRONTIER INDICATED 81
| THE BERLIN CONGRESS.
| LONDON. August ga Constantinoplt
| dispatch to the Reuters Company says: A
| the sitting OF the Turco-Greek Commission
| too the Turks will announce that tht
! Porte accepts the line Of frontier ind1catet
| by the protocol of the Berlin Congress. II
~ probable Turkey will cometo an arrange
ment on all the points at issue, bit reserve
the question Of Jarina for the decision o.
the International Defamation Commission
Japan.
| ARCTIC EXPEDITION STORE STEAMER LOST.
LONDON, August 2S.-The Lloyd's agen
| at Yokohama teleg-aphs under date OF Au
gust 25th that the steamer Nordensk1old
supposed to be the storeship for the Nor
denskjold Attic expedition, has been totally
lost. The crew were saved.
Capture Of Alleged COnspfrasOrs.
SOPHIA, August 49, Intelligence ha
been received here that 24O Influential
Koumelian Turks have been taken prison
ers in the Rbodophe mountains, charged
with forming a conspiracy to attack Phi!
| Ippopoiis. The affair caused great alarm
| in that city. rs It was feared u might serve
az pretext for the invasion OF Eastern
| RoumeIia by the Turkish troops now CON
centrating at Adrianople. - ...r.lr,,,:,.; =,