The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-14
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IoxpoE, Apfi la.--The annual budget
shows the expenditures Of Gov ernment
last year TO have been E67 ,600, 900, and the
receipts E6s 900, 900. The estimates for the
current year nra EST 900, 600. .
The underwriters are settling for the
missing steamship City OF Boston as total
loss. i
Parliament has adjourned to the 9th
instant.
The crops throughout Great Britain se
in g fouriehing condition.
The Vanguard had another trial oil
Plymouth to-day, and made LA knots an
hour.
Lord Teutorden Is dead.
FRANCE.
PARIS, April 1s.-M. Olivier asks an
adjournment of the Corps Iegislatif until
| the plebiseitum Is submitted to the nation,
which occurs between the lst and 9th Of
May.
The operations at the iron works OF Fort
Omar have been stopped By 500 men who
went there from Fouichamhault. There
was no violence.
A dispatch from Bsyoune states that Sc
Yeral more Carlist leaders have crossed the
border into Spain. 80.
The authorities have again been notified
that the threatened strikes are to begin to-
day in various manufactures In this cnsy
| It is reported that the Emperor's procla-
nation relative to the p!ebiScitum will be
published on Friday.
In the Corps Legislatif to-day N. Onis ier
moved to adjourn before the vote on the
plebiscitum was taken, saying that the
Government desired that the Deput les
should have an opportunity OF going Deoore
the people and instructing them on the
reasons for the measure.
Jules Favre vehemently opposed an ad-
| iournment. It was Inconsistent with me
duty members owed their constituents. Ii
was their duty to remain here during the
present emergency. He felt that they had
everything to fear from the Government.
The motion to adjourn was adopted
ayes, 1875 noes, So.
Nj. Olivier said the examination regard
ing the conspiracy against the Life OF the
Emperor would soon be completed, and also
promised that justice would be done IN ting
matter of Prince Murat, charged with
striking magistrate.
La Lberte insists that Count Daru has
positively resigned.
The impression prevails that Viscount de
Ia Guerrioririere will enter the Cabinet.
! PRUSSIA.
BRUSSELS, April l3.-De Bsriot, the VIC
linist, is dead.
VIENNA, April 13.-Count Potocki has
succeeded in forming o new Cabinet-as
follows: President Of the Council, Minis
ter, and Minister of Agriculture, Count
Potocki; Minister of the Interior and War,
Count E. de Taapic; Minister of Justice
and Public instruction, NJ. Tchahnschnigg
Minister of Finance, NJ. Destler; Minister
of Commerce, M. Depretes.
SPAIN.
| MADRID, April 19.-The Court of Rome
forbids the clergy in Spain from swearing
to support the new constitution.
MADRID, April 13.-The trial of the Duke
de Montpensier was concluded before the
Council of War last evening. The Dukes
prompt confession of the deed, and his e1'
pressions of regret, were accepted as ez'
tcnuating circumstances. He was sen
fenced to one months exile from the city Of
Madrid, and to pay $4,000 indemnity to thu
family of Prince Henri de Bourbon.
The authorities are greatly elated will
the news from Cuba. The latest oficia
bulletin from De Rodas announces the in
surrection as morally, though not actually
ended.
| ROME.
LONDON, April ia dispatch from
Pesth asserts that the Hungarian bishop
who vote for infallibility will be excludet
from the upper chamber of the Diet.