The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-13
Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, June lin the House of Com
mons last night Mr.. Crawford moved that
provisions be made in the reduction OF SUI
gar duties for a drawback on the stock Ill
Store and refinery on the 10Th of April.
Several members attacked the Govern
ment on the subject of sugar duties, charg-
ing il with bad faith.
Mr. Gladstone and Mr.. Lowe replied to
the charges, and opposed the resolution.
The resolution was withdrawn.
LONDON, June 11.-Niolept election riots
occurred to-day OH the Isle OF Wight.
Many persons were injured. Buildings
were sacked and windows broken, and
MANY other outrages committed. Finally
the authorities succeeded in restoring order.
1t is reported that the new West India
| Telegraph Company have offered 81, H0 re-
| ward for the detection of the person who
fabricated the dispatch announcing the loss
of the Docia.
The Irish telegraph is still imperfect,
causing delay in delivery Of messages.
Gustave FIoumes, the French Radical,
has arrived here.
Upon the announcement of the death OF
Charles Dickens the Queen fastened to
send letter of coincidence to the afflicted
family. The last letter written by MIR:
Dickens was dated june Sth. 1t contained
expressions of the deepest reverence for re-
Iicion, and is quoted in the newspapers TO-
dayas repudiating any contrary impressions
Which might be derived from accidental cX'
prcssions in his books.
In his will Mr.. Dickens leaves AU INC
| Year Round to his son, with many valuable
suggestions us to its management. :,
The Bolton masqucraders, including tne
American Consul, Mr.. Fisk, have been com
mittcd for trial.
PARIS, June 11.-Postal negotiations
have been renewed with probable accept
ancc offered by the United States.
The exclusive privilege Of the French
cable will be formally abandoned to-day by
| the contracting parties.
Messrs. Meiinet and Carnot refused the
Masonic honors recently rendered them.
| CoNsTASTINopLE, June lit is lmpossi
BILE to say how many lives were lost dnr Ia
| the late fire. Some put the number ut 5oo
| others estimate it at ] 800. The Sultan has
been active in extending relief TO the SUI
ferers. More than ZOO OF the Turks nave
been thrown open to the hospitality OIL tls
Christians who were burnt out. Large
sums OF money have been subscribed by Ill
people, irrespective of sect.
On Monday the goth instant Xaiit-ttlke
place the Corps Legislatif interpolation on
the subject of the st. Gothard railway. This
work is to be constructed by Prussia, Ba-
den. Switzerland, and Italy, jointly. The
occasion is looked forward to with some IN
terest, us the ministerial Journals in the city
have recently asserted that the commercial
interest and security of France and Austria
will not allow this railroad to be in the
hands of Prussia. and that France must
prevent it's construction.
SPAIN.
MADRID, June 1.-THE sessions OF the
Cortes has been for the most part monopo-
lized during the past week In debating q
proposition looking to the abolition o.
slavery in the Spanish colonies. Ihe Di,i
for opening colonial posts was well received,
and has already been read twice. Ihere u
still some excitement over Ine duesIioh .,
the future ruler of Spain. The OreapIsts III
Cortes have been Joined by those who re-
GENTLY adhered to Espartero. These all now
favor the Duke of Montpensier, with Mar
shaI Serranus second choice If the Duke
does not accept or cannot be chosen.
W.DRIp. June u.-Early next week Cas-.
t;leer- one of the deputies in the Cortes, will
hiring forward proposition for the com.
nIrts and immediate abolition of slavery Ill
Snanish colonies with indemnity to present
owners.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, June n.-Bismarck, on account
of his health, has been forbidden work and
ordered to England.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, June 1.-THE Minister to Por
tugal has been recalled.
Another revolutionary movement is i'm
pending. The Government is alert, and
will arrest the revolutionists.
GREECE.
ATHENS, June 1.-The brigand chief:
who murdered the English travellers have
escaped into Turkey.
EGYPT.
CAIRO, June 1.-THE distractions in tn!