The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-30

was perfectly capable OF oppvsms nyooo
Khon's irregulsrs that no snad0W ., anx'-
ETY. was felt for bis safety. Inc sIccroy
summoned his Council IN baste Tue instant
the news OF the disaster arrived, ana a''
though some hope was expressed tnat tne
report had been exaggerated, tnere Us no.
thing in the latest news NJ mana 70 encou-
rage the hope that any c0ps.dernDie oouy
OF infantry at least escopeu. Tue cniei
anxiety Mt present Is Tor the saIety ., Can-
dabor. The loss OF this city would be
terrible blow 10 us, and frishtful misfor-
tune 10 the inhabitants, as the city would
certainly be looted by Ayoob kban's
troops"
TROOPS UNDER MARCHING ORDERS PoR INDIA.
The troops now under orders Tor Bonn
bay are the Thirty-eighth regiment, FIRST
battalion Of the Twenty-thlrd regiment,
aud the Kings Dragon Guards Tor the
Cape OF Good Hope. The Indian troop
ship Euphrates was to leave Tor Bombay In
August, the Malabar and Jumna were to
leave In September, and the Scraps and
Crocodile in October. Two OF these vessels
can be ready in week.
SOME PARTICULARS OF THE DISASTER.
The following dispatch has been received
from the Governor OF Bombay:
"General Phayre, replying to telegram
asking for all the particulars OF the disaster.
telegraphs from Quettab to-day as follows:
The following are notes OF n conversation
held Yesterday with General Primrose be-
fore the wires were cut. General Primrose
SAID: 81 am anxious TO see you coming IN
with as large force rs you can. Small par
ties of General Burrows's force arc constant
ly arriving. Itwould appear they were only
pursued three or four miles. have not yet
ascertained the losses, but fear they are
severe. | have sent out men to assist the
stragglers. The enemy are very strong in
artillery. They have thiriy-five guns, which
they work well. General Burrows and the
Wall (Shere AlD are all right. The latter
has reached Candahar. DR.. Harvey says
only two of our guns were lost. The others
are coming In. lHere follows list OF eight
British officers Killed and five wounded
Nine officers have arrived safely at Canda-
bar. This is all we know"
AMoRE FAVORABLE VIEW.
The st. James Gazette this evening says :
''The news to-day from Afghanistan shows
that yesterdays kilograms exaggerated
General Burrows's defeat. Candahar ought
to be perfectly safe. II was successfully
defended in the old Afghan war by force
| lnltIlOT w NtHtihl L lllIlOst against ~
night attack by 10000 Afghans."
The Turkish Complications.
| TURKEYS MILITARY PREPARATIONS GO on.
LONDON, july ga COnstantnople dis
patch to the Times says: Whatever the
Sultan's intentions really are, he is cOntinu-
| ing military preparations, and efforts AT
making to obtain small advance from the
Galata bankers on the security OF next year 5
tithes. AS the Beys oppose the annexation
OF Turkish territory 10 Greece for fear OF
losing their properties, Mr.. Goschcn, the
British ambassador, aud some OF his col
leagues, have proposed 10 the Porte that IL
no resistance is made the Powers will give
efficient guarantees that all landed and
movable property OF the Mussumans shall
be respected"
THE POWERS WILL CARRY OUT THE BERLIN
DECISIONS.
A Vienna dispatch to the Times says
"The Powers are fully de ermined TO carry
out to the last extremity the decisions OF
the Berlin conference"
The PORTE's REPLY TO THE POWERS.
The correspondent OF the Daily 1ete-
qrGph at COnsantinople gives the full text
OF The Pories reply TO the collective note,
which concludes by asking the Powers 10
authorize their representatives at Constan'
tjnople to come to an understanding with
the Porte, with view TO facilitating the
negotiations in regard TO the tixation OF
line OF frontier.
THE PORTE POLITE. But STUBBORN.
The Porte's reply TO the collective note:
OF the Powers is deierential in tone, bu
affords no ground for the hope that Tur
will accept the decisions Of the Berlin con
ference.
Queen Victoria and the Sultan.
LONDON. July 29.-In the House OF Lord
this evening Earl Granville, Foreign Secre
tary. replying to an inquiry, said cOmmuni
rations had passed between Queen Nictorl
land the Sultan OF Turkey with the know
iruye anu consent VI the Government
was unusual to present such communlcs
tions to Parliament, but the Queen had al
tbOriZed him TO state that she had IN yer
cordial terms expressed the hope that I'd
Sultan would even at some sacrifice acced
to the wishes OF Europe.
The English Turf.
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR L0RILLARD AT TIL
GOODwOoD MEETING.
LONDON, July 20.-This is the third da
OF the Goodwood meeting. The race io
, the Singleton stakes came OF and was wo
bv Mr.. J. r. Be>t's four-years old CHI.
Peter. The second place was secured b
, Count f. de Lagrange's tye-years old CT
! b. Phenx, and third place by Mr.. 7. La
, rlIprd's aged brown gelding Parole. Th
= hating inst before the race was ) to 4 o