The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-04
Foreign News.
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, May 3.-In the House of Com
mons the bill for the investigation Of the
nunncry property was defeated.
Several amendments to the Irish land bill
were also defeated.
MANCHESTER, May 3.-At q meeting Of
the Chamber of Commerce last evening
much satisfaction was expressed at the pro-
duction of cotton, now commensurate with
the consumption.
report that a rebellion has broken out
among Lahergish tribe, on the shores of
the Caspian sea.
Dispatches from Athens state that Snio-
lenski HIS been appointed to succeed
Soutzos as Minister of War. The troops
are still hunting for the bands Of brigands
who murdered the foreigners.
FRANCE.
PARIS, May 3.-The following is de-
scription of the internal machines captured
at the houses Of the conspirators against
the Emperor's life They resemble quoits,
| the ring being divided into several cham
| bers, each of which contains vial of nitrate
of potash. Percussion caps were inge-
niollsly fitted into this and slightly raised
| from the surface, so that falling upon any
hard substance the machine is nearly GER
tain , to 4la i aassssss % the
: IA 70 aid in throwing tie missssszl
!efdroitly.
La France says that the recently-disco-
vered conspiracy duplicates torty-tWo per-
sons, who are now in custody.
There have been some disorders, but no
violence, at the public meetings.
La Journal 0ficiel denounces the tactics
| of the revolutionary Journals in seeking to
| make their readers believe that there has
been no conspiracy, and declares it the duty
Of the Government to warn the public
against the effect of such election tricks.
The Journal adds that the conspiracy is
part of that investigated Inst winter, into
which the examinations have been so pro-
| tracted. When the examinations are termi-
mated, and they soon will be, the public
will know and be able to appreciate the
danger in which the country has been
placed.
NJ. Olivier has addressed letter to the
Monteur, in which he assures the Emperor
that the Government will not fall into the
policy Of rejection. Though obliged to take
oppressive measures against his enemies he
hopes this frank answer will dissipatc the
fears expressed by the lHoniteWr.
lie RGppel publishes manifesto from
Garibaldi to the French army to raise the
flag Of revolution.
The police are searching for NJ. Ballot,
who they say is implicated in the conspi-
racy. lie was an officer Of Garibaldi's and
friend Of Gllstaye Flourcn.
1t is explained that the rings seized by
the police were intended to be sent to Ame-
RIGA for velocipede wheels.
4 serious riot occurred yesterday at
Quentin, caused by the arrest of 4 member
of the international Society. \ thousand
workmen attacked the National Guard, and
General Stardius stationed guards around
the prison. who held their ground until re-
liercd by the Project and Procurcur, ac-
companied by regular troops, though
number were wounded. To-day the Pre-
feet and the General at the review thanked
the National Guard for causing the laws to
be respected.
GENOA, May 3.-Cerruche, an italian
banker, has been expelled from France for
contributing 100000 francs to oppose the
plebiscitum. He has been ordered to leave
GENOA.