The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30

mons for Lambefb, was to-day elected Lord
Mayor Of London. Mr.. McAithur is a
Liberal.
The {" Passion Play"
PARIS, September 29.-Tbc thirty.ninth
and last representation of the " Passion
Play" at 0ber Ammergan was held on the
18th instant. Three thousand five hundred
persons were present.
Bfsmarck's hill.
LONDON, September 20 "A dispatch from
Berlin to the Times says: The result OF
Prince Blsmarck's recent correspondence
and interviews at FREDERICKSBURG with
skilled economists and commercial experts
is the projection OF bill to be presented
probably at the next session to the Prussian
Parliament aiming nc the formation Of a
State workingmen's assurance and mutual
assistance society, 10 which Iaborers aud
employers will be bound 10 contribute.
The system will be first tried in Prussia.
Marrow Escape OF an Admiral.
LONDON, September 29.-Rear-Admiral
Finclti. OF the Italian fleet, has been nearly
drowned here through the upsetting OF his
gig, which was under sail.
The Papal Nuncio I'm Paris.
LONDON, September 29.-The Times's
correspondent at Paris telegraphs as fol-
lows: The Hanas agency says the Papal
Nuncio has had very courteous interview
with NJ. Barthelemy ST. Hilaire, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, and NJ. Jules Ferry, the
Premier. The Nuncio has not even hinted
the idea OF quitting France.
The Eastern War loud.
AN INTIMIDATION MOVEMENT.
LONDON, September $3.50 p. MA
Berlin dispatch 10 tde ST. James Gazette
this evening says: Great Britain and Rus
STA are urging the assembling OF the inter-
national feet before Stamboul.
THE FLEETS OF THE POWERS.
GRIvosA, September 20.-The general
impression here is that unless unforeseen
events occur the fleets OF the Powers will
remain ten days longer. The Montenegrin
minister has returned TO Cettinie.
THE sULTAN's APPEAL AND EMPEROR WILL
LIAM's REGRETS.
COSsTANTINoPLE, September 29.-The En-
peror OF Germany, replying to an appeal
made by the Sultan, has expressed his re-
greet that the necessity for executing the
treaty OF Berlin precludes separate action
on his part.
THE UNREADY PRINCE OF MONTENEGRO.
The correspondent OF the Times at Gra-
vosa telegraphs as follows: The feeling
among many OF the representatives OF the
Powers here Is that the Prince OF Montene-
gro contributed much TO the awkward posi-
ton OF Europe in the present situation Of
Eastern affairs by Woodworking his own mind
when protesting his readiness to occupy
Dulcigno, and by being induced to alter 1t
on the receipt OF Ria Pacha's message.
LONDON, September 29-The Paris cor.
respondent to the Times telegraphed last
night: "The instructions to the French
Admiral not to fire shot in the event OF the
bombardment OF Dulcigno were not plainly
avowed until this evening. They are iusti-
fed on the ground that the Constitution
debars the President from declaring war
without the assent OF the Chambers. This,
evidently an aiterthougbt, was adopted In
Difference to the lately-manifested repug-
nance OF the people to French interyen-
ti0n."
Affairs I'm Afghanfstan.
LONDON. September 29.-The Standard
correspondent at Candlhar says: at is a
mistake TO suppose that the country is COM
pIetely paclfied. Ayoob Khan's victory
gave a great impulse TO fanat;cism. The
MOllahs are everywhere preaching fresh
rising, and urging that the defeat OF Ayoob
Khan by General Roberts was owing to the
reliance the Afghan leader placed on bis
regulars and theli desertion at the critical
moment"
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, September ga 81. rsburg
dispatch says fifty barges have been de-
stroyed by the fire on the Neya. Loss,
ESQ, 900.
A Geneva dispatch says Colonel PedeviI-
Ia, a member OF the Appellate Court and
president OF the Court OF Assizes in Canton
Of ITEMS, has been murdered by peasants at
SigiriOna, near Dugarno.
PARIS, September 30 The Journal says
the Government is firmly resolved to main
tain a reserved attitude on the Dulcigno
question. The French commander has been
ordered to abstain from all hostility.
ROME, September 29.-General Garabaldi
and son Menatti have resigned their seats
IN the Chamber OF Deputies.
PARIS, September 29.-Jules Jacquemart,
an eminent engrayer, Is dead.
LONDON. September pa Berlin dis
patch says: An explosion Of fire-damp has
occurred in the mine near Herme. IN Essen
district. Eleven workmen were killed and
the same number seriously wounded.
LONDON, September 29.-The Times cor
respondent at Gravosa telegraphs that every
thing is at a standstill pending instructions
from the Powers, which cannot arrive for
two days. Tue weather is still favorable
for coast operations. The British consul
has returned to Cettinge. A report that
foreign consuls at Scutari bad been arrested
is totally uniounded. A plot IS discovered
at Padogortxa for the surrender OF that
town TO the Albanians. The principal Mo-
hammedans there have been arrested, inclll-
ding the Project, at which house the COM
promising correspondence was seized.
A Vienna dispatch says three more bat
talions OF Turkish regulrrs have landed at
Sangiovanni. in Medua, south OF Dulcigno,
bringing Ria Pasba's force up to 5000.
LONDON, September 29.-Professor Brown
has presented his report to the Privy Coun-
Gil on the Texan cattle-fever, setting forth
the opinion OF American authorities in re-
gard to the disease. He concludes by say
ing 1t is clear that the splenetic fever among
Texan cattle Is not the same fever as the
splenetjc fever prevalent in Great Britain: