The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-02
ForeiGn NaNs.

PARIS, April 30.-A meeting at which &C.
cusation against the Emperor was proposed
was dispersed by the authorities. The per-
son who proposed the accusation was ar
rested. at several meetings it was resolved
that those favoring the Republic vote
"No."
The court will remain at St. Cloud during
the vote. The clergy have been instructed
by the church authorities to vote eyes"
new plot discovered by the police against
the State and life Of the Emperor. It is al
legged that yesterday deserter from the
army, a commissioned officer, was ar
rested in the Hotel Rue Montmartre, who
had in his possession letter from Gustave
Flourens, and note containing instruc-
tions for his part in the execution of the
conspiracy. The Figaro says that part OF
the design Of the plotters was to blow up
the Palace Of the Tueleries and Of the Pre-
fectiye of Police.
Prince AnnatoIe Germidoff de San Dona-
to, husband Of Mathilde de Monfort, of the
Imperial family Of France, died to-day ;
aged sixty years.
1t Is reported that the Pope advised
the French clergy to cast their influence
and votes for plebescite in favor Of the Go
vernmeut. .
LONDON, April 3O.-The Times reviews and
comments upon the atrocities OF the Greek
brigands and emphasizes the call upon the
great Powers to intervene in the affairs of
Greece to the end that similar outrages may
be prevented in future.
The Saturday Repie,1 anticipates the en-.
tire restoration of American credit, only
when, regardless of the Supreme Court de-
shall be an established fact.
PARIS, April 30.-The Journal Official of
to-day announces that the police have been
for some time on the track of plot against
the life OF the Emperor. Yesterday morn
ing one Beaver, recently from England, was
arrested de Moulins, whereby the plot Is
completely discovered. On the person of
Beaver was found large sum Of money, q
| revolver, and letter from London from O
man who was implicated in q similar plot
in February last. This Beaver himself
leaves no doubt of his intention to attemnt
an assassination of the Emperor. Last
night others were arrested at the house of
| one Of these. The police seized large
quantity of powder and number of expio-
| sive bombs, together with directions how
to use them. This plot, the Journal init
mates, has for its principal organizers many
members of the city, some Of whom have
been already arrested.
Two of the secretaries of the Interna-
tional Association of Workingmen were ar
rested this afternoon. The police found
upon their persons complete list of the
adherents to the plot. The authorities are
securing the city for these persons. 1t is
now reported that Beaver was disguised as
soldier to prevent exciting suspicion
Great military and police preparations are
now being made.
The Archbishops of Tours, Nebers, anG
MONTPELIER, have advised an affirmative
vote. The clergy of Lyons have received
instructions of similar character.
Notwithstanding the great excitemen,
here, the Government does not prevent the
holding Of public meetings this afternoon
With meetings, however, that are mace tc
foment excitement the authorities will in
terfere.
The Committee of the Left has addressed
manifest to the army approving of mega
tive vote.
MADRID, April 3O.-The telegram from
New York yesterday announcing an up
rising of volunteers in Cuba Is positively
contradicted by the Government, which
has received favorable news from Cubs
direct. There is no longer any question Of
the resignation of Regent Serrano.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, April 30.-The Sultan
in addressing the Council, reviewed the
events Of last year, and promised to give
every attention to reforms, development
education, trade, roads, and military anG
navy Reorganization.
LONDON, April 30-The morning edition o.
the Pail Mall Gazette has been discon'
tinueQ,