The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-30
INV Nv tho Atlantic cable.


erecting monument in Westminster Alb
hey in memory of Brougbam and Faraday
is widely canvassed here, and the PROPOSE
ton has been warmly advocated in and out
Of Parliament. ~--,s ~
There is rumor that new French loan
is to be placed on the market. -!
Adviccs from Spain report that the
Government has distributed troops through
out Catalonia, and that, under the operation
of martial law, and through the efficiency
of flying columns Of military, all attempts
at n rising have been repressed.
VIENNA, July 27.--Dispatches from Bel
grade report that the court has pronounced
sentence Of death against one Of the ac-
completes in the murder of Prince Michael.
The execution Of the !murderers and their
accomplices will take place forthwith.
Measures Of severity are threatened against
Prince Kara Georgewich and his secretary
LoNDoN, July 27.-The reports are con-
irmed that peace has been concluded by
Russia with Bokhara. 1t is said that the
Russian commander in Bokhara has pro-
hibited trade between Bokhara and India.
LONDON, July 26.-In the House Of Com
mons this evening, Mr.. Reardon, the mem
Der for Athlone, moved for committee to
inquire whether the arrest and imprison-
ment Of George Francis Train for debt was
legal. He thought the step was taken for
political causes, and that it was illegal and
unjustifable. The motion was not seconded,
and was consequently lost.
In reply to question from Mr.. Bentinck,
member for White Haven, Mr.. Sclater
Booth said the Government had thanked
the Philadelphia Library for the giftlof q
State paper of much value, and that the
letters on the subject would be submitted
TO the House of Commons. ..
In the House of Lords, the library bill
was passed in committee, land the Govern
ment bill for the purchase Of the telegraph
wires received its final passage. Z
PARIS, July 2S.-Prince Napoleon has
returned to Paris from his tour to the East.
DARMsTADT, July ga naturalization
treaty has been concluded between the
Grand Ducal Government Of Hesse and the
United States. 1t is precisely similar to
that negotiated with the North German
Conf ederation, except that protocol Is
added to explain doubtful passages.
Mr.. Bancroft, the American Minister,
has gone to Stuttgardt to open negotiations
lOr treaty WILL 'ho oo'Si hAAAeAA' va " -
tcmburg.
VIENNA, July 2s.-This evening dis
patch from Belgrade says the assassins Of
Prince Michael have been shot.
GooDwooD, July 2S.-The Goodwood
races commenced to-day. Weather bright
and sunny, but clouds of dust rendered the
scene rather uncomfortable. Immense
crowds were present. The turf was in bad
order, owing to the long drought. The
Craven stakes were won by Lord Stamford's
three-year old colt Charmwood, sired by
Newcastle. Vespasian was second, and
Mandrake third. The winner was the
favorite. The Levant stakes were won by
the Duke of Beaufort's three-year old tlly
Heatherbell, by Dundee. Prince Solyk-
koff' two-year old colt Wadsworth, the
fayorite, was second. Six ran. The Rons
stakes were walk over by Mr.. Hodgman's
three-year old colt Paul Jones, by Buc-
cancer. The Gratwick stakes were won by
Mr.. Savile's three-year old filly, by Parme-
son, out of Lady Blanche. The Duke Of
Bcaufort's three-year colt Herald was
second, and Ph9bus third.
The Stewards cup was won by Mr.. Hodg-
mans three-year old flly Vex, by Veldetle.
Mr.. Johnstons colt Mercury was second,
and Captain Christie's mare Sallie third.
The favorite won in field Of twenty-five
horses.
LONDON, July 2S.-Queen Victoria will
leave England on the 5th Of August, going
first to Paris, whence she will make tour
through France, Switzerland, and Germany,
and will return to England about the lst Of
September.