The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-21
Foreign News

LONDON, June 20.-An explosion occurred
yesterday in one Of the Government powder
mills at Waltham Abbey, near the city. Sc
veral persons were killed.
The death of Arthur Clinton creates re-
neWed interest in the case Of the Boulton
mascueraders. His dying declaration OF In
nocence was fully verified by his attendants
and companions. ,"s'
A large crowd was in attendance at West
minister Abbey yesterday to hear the sermon
of Dean Stanly on the late Charles Dickens.
Part of his last will was read-in that he de-
clines monument but rests his lame on
his published works. he also urges his
children to practice Christianity in the broad
spirit, not accepting the narrow construc-
ton of any man or sect. The Dean ended
with a glowing tribute to the illustrious
dead.
BRUSSELS, June 20.-The new Indepe,s-
dance Beige is certain that the Clerical
party will monopolize the new Cabinet.
PARIS, June 20.-The Emperor, is still
indisposed, but there is nothing in his con-
dition to excite alarm. ..-.
HAVANA, June S0.-The English steam
ship Dacia, with the new West India cable
on board, has arrived at Porto, Rico after a
pleasant passage. Sir Charles Bright, one
of the originators of the new enterprise, is
tween St. Thomas, Porto Rico, and Jamaica,
will begin Immediately.
LONDON, june 20.-The Archbishop of
Canterbury has addressed a letter, to the
Bishop of Bristol discouraging any counter
movement in the Church of England to the
Eucumenical Council, and advising Austen
ton from action as more dgnitied, wise, and
sober. His Grace considers English formu-
Iaries sufficient response to the proceed
ings of the Roman Council. : =
Disraeli, in the second edition of Black
rood, replies sharply to the criticisms made
on .'Lotnair" in that magazine.
A dispatch from Bombay. reports that
divers have brought up some Of the trea-
sure lost in the wreck OF the Camilla
Mitchell, near that place, and will probably
succeed in recovering the entire amount.
MADRID, June 20.-In the Cortes thi 8
morning RiYero submitted 4 project for 4
submarine telegraph cable from Spain to
Balearic Island. The IaDpdrcedL insists
that the Peninsula, united under the house
of!Braganza, is the aim Of the revolutionary
party. .-,-.-... ~.
3. Upton has effected a second landing on
the Cuban coast. The following particulars
are given in the official reports from Puerto
Principe ,,.,., 80.
The Upton LETT AspnWall on the otn In
slant, and Oh the 18th reached Herfadura,
on the Cuban shore. There she landed
Colonel Lono with twenty two men, and
her entire cargo, consisting OF 600 stand OF
arms, 4. large quantity of ammunition, and
some French repeating cannon. Some cor
respondence between Cisneros and Cespe-
des, which has fallen into the hands of the
Spaniards, shows that this cargo consisted
of the material left on hoard at first landing,
supplemented with fresh supplies embarked
at AspnWall. Six Of the iiiibusters have
been killed since the landing, but whether
they belonged to the first or the second
party is not stated.
A rumor that the Upton was ashore, some.
where on the coast has sent q number OF
glnboats in search Of her,
Ten cases Of yoInito and cholera are re-
ported in the Jurisdiction, OF Puerto Prin-
ciI}e. .sss ~