The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-25

Foreign News.

LIVERPOOL, April 23.-When the City Of
Brussels arrived crowds collected ut the
wharf, cannons were fired, and there was
general rejoicing.
hints that the Grecian Government is re-
sponsible.. for the captures by the banditti so
near the capital, especially when the cap
tured persons are members of the Foreign
Legation.
A collision on the Great Northern railway
occurred to-day. The cars were badly
wrecked, and one man killed. Several per-
sons were injured.
The continental cable service YVES some
what disordered to-day from some unex-
planned cause.
The trustees of the Peabody fund have
declined to purchase Magdalen hospital.
CHEKBouRa, April 23.-The fron-clad
Rochambourg, lately known as the -" Dun
ment from the United States, is now said to
carry eight 300-pounders and two 400
Founders.
All visitors are vigorously searched.
ROME, April 23.-The police are active in
destroying the pamphlets issued by HAZEL,
Rousaber, and SchwatZenberg, against the
doctrine of infallibility. Photographs of
| these gentlemen were seized.
PARIS, April 23.-The proclamation of
| the Emperor to the people will appear to-
morrow. The Journal, official organ, on
Monday will contain the manifesto signed
| by all the Ministers. Both documents will
| be placarded throughout the empire.
| 1t is reported that the Emperor's procla-
nation explains the motives which induced
him to submit to the people liberal reforms.
He asserts that it is not his design to make
vain show of power, but to establish the
Government on solid foundation and rem
) der sure the peaceful transmission OF the
crown.
| 1t is also stated that the ministerial mani
| festo will merely announce the adhesion OF
| the Cabinet TO the Emperor's proclamation.
PARIS, April 23.-The Moniteur, organ OF
the Lett Centre, comes out to-day in favor
Of voting aftirmatively, and the FTanca,se,
! also an organ OF the Left Centre parry, an
| nounces that many members of that party
have resolved to vote emo" because their
adhesion Is requested to the senatus con-
sultum as we'll as to the proposed reforms.
The Umrers, an ultra Montana journal,
says it has not yet taken decided position
in regard to the plebscite, because it wishes
to ascertain first what will become of the
unsatisfactory points which are now visible
i'll the measure.
movement in Tyrol for secession from the
Roman Church in case the question of in
fallbility is pressed upon the Council.
PARIS, April 23.-Professor Barrel, at
Marseilles, has discovered new planet.
MONTREAL, May 23.-All the volunteer
! organizations except those on the frontiers
have been disbanded. The four persons
from the United States arrested as sus-
rccted Fenans have been discharged.
HESlNGFoRD, CANADA, April pa party
of three from the United States refusing to
halt were received on the point Of the bayo-
net. The horse was hurt and the wagon
smashed to pieces. One of the party was
arrested. and two escaped. An inveStiga-
ton shows that the affair was mere bra
yado.
PARIS, April pa grand retnon of the
workingmen Of all trades was held yeSter-
day. After debate resolution was adopted
for general strike.
The Imperial decree for the vote of pie
biscite has been published. 1t will take
place OH the 9th Of May. The ballots will
contain the words eyes" or emo"
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 23.-The Ameri-
can manifesto regarding the Ecumenical
Council which had been posted on the
church doors were torn down by the Tur-
kish mob. A serious riot was imminent,
and the troops were called out.