The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-03
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, September 1.-The Ners saws
that when Dickens left on his last visit TO
America nc expressed q hope that he N ght
do service In the cause of peace and good
Will. Dickens has not resigned this peace
tul mission. Nothing could be in better
taste and feeling than his hearty speech at
the banquet on Monday evening. His wide
and Intimate knowledge Of his countrymen
enabled him to express the admiration and
esteem which the Harvard men have won
for themselves in England. We hope there
will be return match in America, and feel
confident thot Oxford will meet as brotherly
4 welcome there Us Harvard has here. We
rejoice that our kinsmen arc satisfied with
the arrangements Of tic race. We trust
tina: for oil time there may be no other or
less than o generous rivalry between the
pride and flower of Oh end New England.
The Standard protcG: "gainst the an
nual recurrence Of the international race,
and thinks it hardly right to exact such
physical and pccuniary sacrifices every
year.
LONDON, September IA Mr.. Whelplcy,
said to be an American, was up at the Man
sion House to-day, charged with forging
ED!SnuRG, Septcmbc. l.-,Iiss Cuslman
is quite i'll in this citr
FRA,t%.
PANS, September l.--Thc discussion Of
the Scnatus Consultum Commenced in the
Senate to-day.
The Constitutional o. today says Mar
shall Serrano is daily becoming more and
MI at ~ Far lao
throne of Spain.
PARIS, September LITTLE Emperor to-
day presided at a G. l 6. Ministers
Marshal Mcmahon has -.ra = n Paris.
In the Senate, Prince N.roIcon made n
speech On the Scnatus Consul.um. He pro-
tested his devotion to the Emperor and
Prince Imperial, and gave in his complete
adherence TO the proposed reforms, which
lie hoped were but the beginning of fresh
reforms. He denounced as irrcconcilablcs
those who opposed loyal application Of
these reforms.
PARIS, September l.-TEc Constitution
mel announces that the Emperor has recov-
cred and will probably 60 to Chalons.
SPAIN.
MADRID, September 1.--Proceedings will
be commenced Immediately against sever
bishops who have been apprehended fol
disobedience Of Government orders.
Government organs say that reinforce
ments about 10 sail will be sufficient to eX'
| tinguish the instruction in Cuba.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, September l.-Blazer's bust o.
| Alexander Won Humboldt has been success
fully cast here, and will be shipped to New
! York directly.
TURKEY.
C0NsTANTINopLE, September IA mes
scnger has left Constlntinoplc with the Sui
| tan's reply TO the letter Of the Eiccroy OIL
! Egypt. 1t is reported the Sultan expresses
| satisfaction with the Pasha's assurances o.
| loyalty, but commands him to sell or trans
| fer to the Turkish Government tho iron
! clads and brccch-loadcrs ordered in Europe
| to keep his forces within prescribed limits
abatc taxation, publish his annual budget
and abstain from negotiation with foreign
! governments.
TRIESTE, September IA serious revolt
has broken out at Tyranna, in European
Turkey. Several arrests were made, an,
the Government buildings closely guarded
llc huIuOlltltS "Cic toii! litiiSl ~ IISiiII.
Of the people to release the prisoners. Sub
scQuently q conflict took place between tht
guards and people, in which several persons
were killed and wounded. Turkish troops
| are Oh the way to the city to restore order
AUSTRIA.
BrrNN, September IA grand fcstiva
in honor of the memory OF Joseph /. wa
held here to-day. Over twenty-five thou
sand people took part in the festivities
Archduke Louis and Herr Giskra were pre-
sent and addressed the people. Great en-
thusiaSm prevailed.
VIENNA, September 1.-The Austrian
| Cabinet have advised the Viceroy Of E@yp
to hasten his Journey to Constantinoplc.
EGYPT.
CAIRO, September 1.-The sue2 canal j
| complete. The opening, with eight metre
| Of water, is expected to occur December III
Gppcr,r RprcIEpICr Mot onlv mr.