The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-19
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On the lat. In the House Of Lords, the question
Of the admission Of Jews into Parliament was taken
MP. Lord Derby receded from his opposInan %
the msasure. lie believed Il vas impossible g
maintain inviolate the principles tor wniee .ls'I
lordshins had 10 long contsnded. without bringins
themselves into collision with the House o. D,
mons Therefore be feit II the duty OF tne -
20 consider whether there was any poassph,ty ~
Enthusiastically settling all differences he psssea
that the suggestion OF Lord Luncan, thai the .otn
mons should be allowed to dispense, py IesoIuuo",
with the words con the faith OF Christ'an. wnen
member OF the Jewish persuasion applied 70 sa1s
h;s ssst Afforded the only solution Of tho dificul-
~ and therefore, though with great regret, ne
was prepared TO accept the measure
Lord Lyndhurst consented to postpone MS olis,
and Lord Lnncan, In moving tns second Tssn.ns
OF Commons the power Of emitting the words ION
the faith Of . Christian by resolution, but re-
ouired that any memker Of the Jewish persuasion
Should present himself In the first instance a. .ne
table Of the House aud state hs objections 10 tue
oath 10 the form In which Il now stood.
After some debate the second reading was car
ried by 143 10 9T.> is.
10 the Commons the Indian bill was further de-
bated. and variety Of amendments were offered,
On the %, in the Lords the bill abolishing
church rates was taken up. Lord Derby opposed
IT, aud 1t was rejected by ISL majority.
Messrs. Skeen and Freeman, timber brokers oil
London, had suspended. 3
The large failure at Rio JaDero reported per
North American, was that of Domingos Tsrreira.
FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News says
that the affair of Montenegro and the tickiish state
Of diplomatic relations between France and Tur-
key and Austria are considered very serious; that
France has sent an nltimatum to Turkey, and il a
satisfactory answer should not be returned at once,
more ships will be sent to the Adriatic.
The "sloniteur" publishes decree re-appontiog
M. de Morney President of the Corps Legiss'if.
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pated. azP
Advices from Lyons report u decided improve
ment in commercial affairs there. improvement
was also observable in less degree at Marseilles
The Moniteur contains a decree which continues
the law of june 1885, forbidding Corscans to carry
arms till June, 1858.
Several districts in France were suffering severe
ly from great want Of water In Paris it was
being used very sparingIy by the lower classes.
SPAIN.
telegraph dispatch gives the following az the
new appointments in Spain: Minister of Foreign
Affairs and OF War, 0'Donnelt; Minister OF Justice,
Nagrstte: Minister of Finances. Salaverra; Minis
ter of the Interior, Dahera Minister Of Marine,
Noedda.
ITALY
The Tribunal OF Appeals at Naples has declared
the recently liberated steamer Cagliari, good and
lawful prize.
A contract for a loan of 10000, 900 francs was
taken by the Rothschilds OF Paris aud the Com.
merciat BANK OF Juf1c.
Sanguinary conflicts were almost OF daily occur
renee between the French and Roman soldiers.
PRUSSIA.
I The King of Prussia has quilted Berlin for Teg
ernze. 1t was announced before his departure
that be had conferred the entire direction of State
affairs until the "a Of October upon the Prince o.
Prussia.
serious dispute had taken place between Prus
sia and Austria in regard TO the garrison at Rad
stadt The Of it 10 said to be that instead o
a moderate contingent by Austria to replace The
Prussian soldiers, she sent larger force. thereby
ssy the Berlin papers, attempting to diminish thu
infusnce of Prussia. The newspaper controversy
which this difficulty had excited ragged fercely OF
both sides.
DENMARK.
A Dresden journal declares there 10 no fouuda
ton for the statement that France has taken nea
surss for bringing the question of the Dachies he
fore the European con ference, and gives room &
believe that the confederation 10 to proceed with
energy against Denmark.
RUSSIA.
1t was said that 126, 900 soldiers would assembl,
in the Camp of Powouski, at the end of Angus
for inspection by the Gar.
The cholera had made its appearance at st. Pc
tersbur2
A fire had almost entirely destroyed the shipping
ct HelsiHfors.