The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-01
Foreign News.
GREAT BRITAIN.

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| LONDON, June 3O.--A meeting was held
In this city last night, participated in by
| the opponents of the Anglo-French COM
| servative member of the House of Com
| mons for York, occupied the chair.
He delivered violent speech against
the treaty. He himself was cotton manu-
| factrlrcr and merchant of Manchester. He
was able to show the unflvOrable effect of
| the treaty on the cotton trade Of Great Bri-
| tain. After speeches by other persons, re-
| solutions were unanimously adopted de-
nouncing the treaty as the cause Of the in
dustrial prostration, and calling on the Elm
listers to account for having denied an In
vestigation Of the subject. The meeting
was large and harmonious.
| The financial editor of the Times thinks
| the specie shipments from New York for q
few days viii be unusually heavy. This
expected flow of specie will be produced
| by sales of American bonds on European
account.
Sir James Clark, the celebrated physician,
is dead; aged eighty-two.
Joshua Foster, IN uncle Of William Ed
ward Foster and Patriarch of the Quakers,
died yesterday.
| Provincial correspondence thinks an i'm
portant guarantee of European peace has
been lost in the death of Earl Clarendon.
The North German LLOYD have arranged
| for steamship line from Southampton to
| the West Indies, to commence some time In
October. The steamers are now building
OH the Clyde.
LONDONDERRY, June 30.-A large meet
ing WAS held here lust evening, at which the
Government bill relating 10 public process
| Sions was strongly condemned.
LONDON, June 30-Ecenng.-Th Prince
and Princess of Wales attended at the open
ing of the public schools in East London to-
NJ. Lcsseps, of suez canal fame, is to have
grand reception at the Crystal Palace at
| Sydenham on the 4th of July.
| 4 circular has been issued by the Great
Western Railroad Company, of Canada, IA
vorablc to the proposed Buffalo and Glen
coc loop. This is anticipating the meeting
| Of the directors here ON the 9TH OF July to
| consider the subject.
In the House of Lords. this evening, the
business WIS Of an exclusively local charac-
ter, and, after short session, the House
adjourned.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Otway,
under Secretary for the Foreign Depart
| ment, i'll reply to n question, declined to
say ut present whether the Government in
tended TO rality the new Chinese treaty.
Mr.. Monsell, under Secretary for the CO.
lonial Department, in reply to question,
s1il it was impossible to tell when the
House Of Lords bill authorizing the repre-
sentative system in British Columbia would
reach the Commons.
Tic House then went into committee on
the education bill to consider proposed
amendments.
members and spectators.
9n-I1iSngtphnS
| from Rome of Yesterdays date say that the
report of an Immediate vote on the infall-
bility dogma is untrue. The discussion of
! the project still continues, and it is reported
| that the Pope has ordered the Cardinals to
oppose any proposition to set aside discus
sion.
The committee of bishops of all nations,
! among whom are the archbiShops OF San
Francisco, Mexico, Baltimore, Quito, and
| other American diOccses, have addressed Il
request to the faithful that subscriptions be
| made for the Catholic church ut Constanti-
noplc, which suffered so terribly ut the re-
cent contlagration.
LONDON, June 30.-Thc Madrid cores
pondent of the Globe writes that Queen
Isabella's abdication is regarded as import
| ant, inasmuch as it may render the candi-
| dacy Of the Prince of ASturias possible,
and makes the choice of i regent al open
question.
MADRID, June 30.-There were slight dis
| turbances ut Barcelona yesterday, which
were soon quelled. Four persons were
wounded.
ROME.
ROME, June 30.-The supporters OF the
infallibility dogma count on Cardinals Gull
| len and Bonnechere us their latest recruits.
ROME, June 30.-There was magnificent
display yesterday i'll honor OF st. Peter.
PROFESSIONS and reviews lasted all day, and
| in the evening there was u fine display of
| fireworks.
PARIS, June 30.-The prosecution of the
international Society workmen has been re-
sumed. The ministry insist that the society
is secret one.
PARIS, June 30-Erening. Provost
Paradol, the new Minister to Washington,
| leaves here tonight en- route to New York.
He had an audience with the Emperor
to-day.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, June 30.-Duke Saldana has in
vited the merchants OF Lisbon to frame
| some plan calculated to reInvigorate the
| credit, develope the commerce, and restore
the prosperity Of the country.
INDIA,
BOMBAY, June 30.-Heavy cotton frauds
have just been discovered here. The cap
tain of the ship Telso has been proved to
have signed bills of lading for 1000 bales
never shipped, upon which bill merchant
obtained $1S,5O0. The disclosures create
i6ar la n>-atorpont