The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-29
LATEST FROM Europe PER CABLE
AND MAIL.
Queen Victoria Proposes a Genera
Conference at London.
PRUSSIA ACCEPTS THE PROPOSITION
BY CABLE.


Victoria has written letter to the King OF
Prussia, in which she takes ground in
| favor of recent and more moderate pro-
positions of France in regard to the dis
position of Luxembourg, and advises him
TO accept the plan of compromise to which
Napoleon is not unwilling to accede.
| PARIS, April PIP. Mt is officially
stated that the Emperor has expressed sa-
tsfaction with the negotiations now in pro-
gross for settlement of the Luxembourg
question.
LONDON, April 2S.-At late hour last
| night the PruSSian Government signiied
by telegraph its acceptance of the propo-
sition made by the Queen of England for a
| General Conference at London Of the
Great Powers to settle.the Luxembourg
| dispute. The basis of naturalization of
the Grand Duchy to be guaranteed by all
the Powers represented at the Conference.
| ST. PETERSBURG, April 27.-It is said
that the Russian Government is willing to
receive from the United States fleet of
iron-cads instead of the purchase money
for Russian America.
FRANKFORT, April 2S.-Unitcd States
bonds, rs.
LONDON, April 81 -Noon.-Consols,
914; United States SIS, 70ls.
FRANKFoRT, April 7-Noon.-Unted
States SIS are quoted at 12la.
LIVERPOOL, April 27-Noon.-Cotton
firm; sales of $4,000 bales; uplands, IL a !;
Orleans, ii p.
New YORK, April 27.-The steamer
America, from Bremen on the 18th and
southampton on the 10th, has arrived.
Paris journals assure the public that
there will be no war about Luxembourg,
as a peaceful solution of the difficulty was
about to be found.
The London Standard says this solution
is not to he effected by the naturalization
of that Grand Duchy, as such PROPOSE
ton would not be accepted on either side
of the Rhine.
| The foreign correspondents of the Lon
don journals say that though war may be
avoided for the moment, it is yet certain
TO come.
1t is said that Bismarck is anxious for
peace, but Count Moltke prefers immedi-
ate war, as Prussia is quite prepared, and
has three chances to one over France.
In the Bohemian Diet ninety members
had formally protested against the irregu-
laritieS with which the present elections
have been attended, and have thrown up
their posts as Deputies in the Chamber.
A proclamation has been published in
Rome calling on the population to rise
against the Papal Government, and promis-
ing the support of Garibaldi.
A telegram from Athens says the Greek
steamer Arcadia has made her third sue
ccssful voyage to Gambia, and landed arms,
provisions, and clothing, for the insurgents.
The Greek National Assembly has pro-
claimed religious liberation and equal
rights to Turks and Christians, and security
for the property of both.
FURTHER BY NAIL.
New YORK, April 2S.-The new steamer
Cambria, from Southampton on the 18th,
arrived early this morning.
The Paris PreSSe has a rumor that Bis
marck would resign in consequence of the
difference of opinion between himself and
the King, the latter being unwilling to &C
cept the evacuation of Luxembourg on prin-
ciple. 1t was said Won der Goltz would
succeed him.
Reports were current Of the arrest OF
Prussian officers by the French at Thion.
Vile, and of the arrest of French officers
at Mayence and Landak, but these reports
were declared untounded.
4 circular from the French War Offic c
fixes the price of exemption from military
service at 5000 francs during 1867, and
each year thereafter at 600 francs.
In the North German Parliament Bis
marck made a speech announcing his
concurrence in an amendment to the draft
of the Federal Constitution by which the
strength Of the army on peace footing
remains unaltered till d common code oil
federal laws shall be promulgated. This
amendment was rejected, however, and
the one which he opposed substituted
for it.
The London Times of the 18th has ar
editorial favoring the naturalization O
Luxembourg.
Cherbourg papers state that the Sixty
fifth regiment-of-the-l line is to be raised tc
full war footing.
A Frankfort paper says all the workmen
in iron and timber to be found in Stras
burg are engaged for service in the arse,
nails, and heavy siege guns are being for
yarded from Strasburg to fortify Metz.
Mexican Affairs.
New ORLEANS, April 27.-We learl
from Hon. Lewis d. Campbell that the
messenger dispatched by him to Juarez, a
San Luis Potosi, has instructions to pro
coed to Tampico overland, in consequence
of Gomez and Canvas being at Tampic'
with 900 men in the interest OF Ortega
Though ostensibly in the Liberal interests
they are only engaged in seizing custom
4 s~s.