The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-07
Foreign News.

PARIS, July G.--Thc Constitutional (scmi-
official journal) says the Government would
consider the Spanish enthronement Of
Prince Hohenzollern rs menace to Franco.
Prim and the Prussian Minister attended
NJ. Olliyicr's banquet yesterday.
The early departure Of the Prussian
Minister caused comment, many persons
for war If Prince Hohenzollcrn's candida
ture is pressed.
An interview yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Emperor, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, and the Spanish Ambassador, re-
suited in an energetic protest TO the Prus-
sian Ambassador, who Immediately depart
ed for Ems to meet the King of Prussia.
In the Corps Legislatif to-day Duke de
Gramont, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, said
it was true that Prim had offered the Throne
of Spain to the Prince OF HohcnzOllcrn, who
had accepted it; but the people Of Spain
had not pronounced on the transaction,
and France had yet to know the details OF
IN affair which had been conducted in
secresy. The French Government would
persist in its policy of neutrality, but under
no preteXt would it permit the German
Power to place one OF it's Princes on the
that prudence in Germany and wisdom in
Spain would avert cXtremities.
The Journals OF this city unanimously
oppose the project of General PTim.
ENGLAND. 81, .-..-.t-a
LONDON, July 6-Eoenng.-At 4 special
meeting Of the stockholders of the Great
Western railroad of Canada, held here to-
day, the directors of the company were
authorized to subscribe for all the stock in
the airline railroad from Glencoe, Canada,
to Buffalo, New York, and to proceed inn
mediatcly with the construction of the
road. ..
The parties arrested for being at the late
fatal masquerade in female attire are to be
tried for misdemcanor only, and will be re-
leased on bail.
The Prince and Princess of Wales are to
have garden party at Chiswick.
The Irish members of Parliament con
tinue to urge the purchase of residence
for the Prince of Wales in Ireland
Trinity House gave grand banquet to-
night in homer to NJ. LcsScps.
The House of Commons had brief scs-
sion to-day devoted TO local matters;
SPAIN. ~r
MADRID, July Ga wcIl-informcd corrcs-
pondcnt says that Prince Leopold, of no-
hcnzollcrn, has formally accepted the Spa
nish crown. The English Government
approves, but France still objects. ....
MADRID, July ct is positively asserted
that the Council of Ministers has decided
to cOnyoke the Cortcs for July Goth.
RoME-THE INFALLIDIIITY DOGMA
BRUSSELS, July G.-Advices received here
render it certain that no proclamation OF
the dogma Of intallibility will be issued be-
fore July 10th. Several sittinSs are yet re-
qulred for votes on separate chapters OF the
schema.
The correspondent of the independence
Beige, writing from Rome, says that the
proceedings of the Ecumenical Council are
NIL dictated by Father Bcches, the general
of the JcsuitS, known rs the BLACK Pope"
and that the Jesnits, experimenting the OK
pulsion of their Order from Germany, have
postponed the execution of more ambitious
projects to safer times,
LoNDON, July G.-Thc Government OF
Hungary urges the bishops Of that country
at Rome to resist the dogma OF, infallibiliry
to the last. "
LONDON, July &c. Joy Morris, the
American Minister to Turkey, attended the
festiv tiles at Constantinople in honor of the
anniversary of the Sultan's accession. He
was not attircd in court costume, but wore
black dress suit in accordance with the
recommendation of his Government. The
circumstance excited much comment.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, July 6.--Thc Government has
sent orders to the Governor of Portuguese
Guinea to receive from the English alltho-
rites the t0l NAL possession OF the island
Of Bolamo.
PRUSSIA.
BRUSSELS, July G. Arrangements arc
being made here and at Antwerp to give {
fine reception to the officers of the American
squadron expected i'll the Schcldt.
CHINA-TERRIELE SLAUGHTER OF CnRIsTIA ANS
LONDON, July G.-Thc Morning Post lla'
| q dispatch from Tien-tscc, dated June 18th
giving the particulars OF n terrible massacre
of Christians by the natives ut l'ckin ON TIT
Dist. Count Rochechcmort, the .Frenci
Secretary OF ftegiti6tr;- md i number o
priests and Sisters Of Mercy, were sIalISh
tered in the cathedral. A number of Rus
| slams we've Killed. 49,. .-'..