The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-07

"a prob,bIe that a mssters' meeting VIII be
nrrrnnt ~ convened to order general lock-
out. ,.~,x-
Loxpoy. september o.-Thc House Of
Lords met at 10 o'clock this morning, pass.
ed the appropriation bill, and adjourned
until p. nj. tomorrow.
France.
/. poATrSG DISASTER.
PARIS, September g. The Soir announces
that boat belonging to Prince dalelzin
foundered on the Sd instant on tne coast OF
Finnisterre. viscount Fieury, mrs. hen
messy, sn American lady, aho TWO natives
Of England were drowned.
spain.
THE RECENT MISUNDERSTANDING PAR
TIcULARs or THE ACCIDENT.
NEW York. September 6.--The following
from Madrid Is furnished by Paris special
% Further account OF the Logrono catasfro-
pbe show that one captain, six lieutenants,
and four ensigns OF the regiment from Va
lencia and one lieutenant OF engineers and
ninety-eight pIivaies persisted. IL seems
that the battalion was crossing the river on
a large raft constructed on pont0ons.
and in The middle OF the stream, which
Is deep and rapid the raft began
TO leak, and the men got alarmed and cap
sized n. Only half battalion escaped with
the assistance OF boats, ropes, and planks,
which were quickly cast into the Ebro by
the inhabitants. The scenes at night IN
recognizing bodies were beartrending.
Many OF the officers and sergeants were
married men, and their wives and families
rushed to the banks during the search for
the bodies By torchlight. Next day, in the
presence OF the garrison and an immense
concOurse, 10 bodies were laid in two
graves. King Alfonso, the Qneen and Royal
family have headed the subscription'lst
with $4,000"
Turkey and the Powers.
LONDON, September GA Constantinople
dispatch, dated list Friday, says: "In d.
rect contradiction Of all his assurances to
the ambassadors, and the opinions express
ed by him 10 his colleagues in the Council,
Abeddin Pasha, Minister OF Foreign Az
fairs, has drawn up secret memorandum
for the Sultan recommending fresh plan
to impose upon Europe, and warning the
Sultan in the strongest terms OF the danger,
to himself 10 the DIV nasty, and to the EN-
pire, OF any concession to the Powers. This
document Is evidently intended by Abeddin
Pasha to work upon the Sutan's personal
fears in order to regain his (Abeddin's) in
luence, now waning, and to enlist the sup
port OF Said Pasha, the ex-Premer."
AyOob Khans Flight.
LONDON, September G.-General Roberts
telegraphs from Candahar, under date OF
September Sd, that all OF Ayoob Khan's
guns have now been found. Note.-The
| Times says they number thIrty-two pieces
Ayoob Khan has fed Khakraz without
stopping. lie is probably in Zenindawal
to-day. Hashine Khan and the other Sir
dars and chiefs. with Two exceptions, went
with him. He had no baggage and nc
troops except few lleratee horse. lie Il
said to have announced his intention o.
gong straight to Herat.
General Foreign Notes.
CALCUTTA, September Cone hundred
and fifty houses have been destroyed by fir
in the Town OF SeriDagur, Cashmere. Th'
disaster involved some loss OF life and
number OF persons were injured.
LONDON, September GA COnstantinopI'
dispatch to the Times says: IL is expected
that the Porte will receive the ultimatum
| the Powers before the naval demonstration
actually commences.
| A Paris dispatch 10 the Times says
Prince Hobenlohe will not return to Parl
as German ambassador, except temporarily
The ST. Pesersburg correspondent OF tn
Daily Telegraph says: The railway iron
this city 10 Simpheropol was watched nigh
and day by 5000 peasants and 1000 troop
during the Emperor's recent Journey u
Livadia.
A Berlin dispatch to the Times says Ba
| ron MaonIls the German Minister to Den
mark-whose recall was recently an
nounced-has merely left his post on fur
Tough.