The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-07

LONDON, April GA Constsntinople dis
patch to Reuters says Latest accounts from
Chic estimate the number OF victims a
5000. All foreign men.of-war stationed a
Smyrna have started for Chic. Uuitet
States Minister LOngsireet has ordered IN,
| GaIena to proceed tbiiher with succor FOL
the sufferers.
DISTRESSING EFYECTs 0F THE EARTHQUAKE
LONDON, April G,-The superintendent OF
the Eastern Telegraph Company nc Syra
has telegrapbed Uhder date Of April 4tb
that the company's Office in Chic reported
that day that continued shocks Of earth.
quake were destroying the houses injul ed
by the first shock on April Sd. IL Is said to
be utterly impossible 10 enter the town.
The telegraph office is nearly destroyed, and
the operators are working temporarily from
the landing place OF the cobe. Food and
shelter are urgently needed. A steamer
chartered by the municipality Of syria left
on Monday with medical aid, provisions.
and tents. Ii is feared that The number
Killed and wounded will prove 10 be enor.
nous.
MORE DETAILS, OF THE DISASTER.
CKIO, April 6.-OccasionaI shocks Of the
earthquake are still felt here. All the open
spaces in the town are filed with the
wounded, many OF whom are in hopeless
CONDITION. There are numerous dead and
wounded still under the ruins. The sur
viyoTs ale emigratlng in all directions.
There are far more victims Of damages in
The villages than in the town. Supplies ar.
rive daily, but they are Insufficient 10 cope
with the desttution.
The TureO- Grecian Question.
LONDON. April "a dispatch from Paris
to The Times SAYS: The H0uas Agency
issues an apparently semi.officia letter,
stating that Austria having taken the initia-
tive OF drafliDg proposal to TuI key and
Greece, all the Powers have accepted it.,
and II was to be presented at Athens on the
5th instant. Three Of its sipulations are
That Greece shall acquire Fort Puna :;
that tue Notifications OF Preve.s shall
be razed, and that the navigation OF
The Bay Of Aria shall be free. 1t
does not form part OF the Porte's Of
fer, and the decision Of the Powers
must therefore be communicated to the
Porte. The cote is so decided, and dwell>
so clearly on the ImpOs>ibility OF further
concessions, that it plainly SHOWS Greece
the fuulIty OF Obiecting TO 1t. The present
Greek Ministry. will probably resgn. and
NJ. Deyannis, formerly Minister Of Foreign
Ahlns and Greek PlenIpOtentiary at toe
Berlin Congress, will form new Ministry.
VI. Delyannis viii be more disposed TO agree
10 concIlatl0n, which would be impossible
for Premier CoumoundourOs or N. TIT
cOupi-.
Russia and EOumania.
VIENNA, April g. rbe PreSSe SAYS :" Rus
N'a, after having acceded to the Austrian
proposal for the unanimous recognition OF
The kingdom OF ROumania, now makes her
consent conditional upon the adoption OF
measures against the Nihllisls in Moldayia.'
Disabled Ocean Steamer.
GIBRALTAR. April 6 -Capialn Hooken, OF
the British bark Ada Peard, from Boston
March 9TH for Smyrna, which arrived here
on the 30 instant, reports that he passed on
The l6 b OF March large Atlantic steamer
She appeared TO be broken down, aud The
>ca was making clean breach over ben
decks. She bad NJ masthead light. MOI
mad she steam up. Her head was north by
northwest.
lhe foundation mt Seville.
SEVILLE, April The river is agar
rising, and the inundatiOn Is worse thar
before. The water in some OF the suburbs
is five meters deep. The food has reached