The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26
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,acrd.d nom London says that fhs p 10 Inc
ian trouble Is settled. '-Ao - ssso .
rue RAILROAD bdndholdefs Viii be ma,
lined by che new loan guaranteed by Ptna
The British ships st. Cearns and Knf,ht
T Tilans nave both been lost of. Cape Horn
Fr ro yo, were bound from Liverpool to San
an unknown schooner was SINK ve,to--
da W. IN the channel. Eight lives We're Lost.
me cholera being reported at Antwdrn
sn ls eataiian Government has ordered strict
quarantine Int of vessels from that port.
so,s' NC L. "eaIner Is fempestuous. Many yes
q Lorsy mas been elected to Parliament
naosad 14ast ourfy, Vice Charles Buxton, de-
THE D1sBAND1ENT. OF THE NATIONS,
q, ,s's's :ase'.a.7-.7 GUARD. - -
HRsAILLEs, Aug 25.-rn the Frepoh
assembly General Pellissier, brother of The
tnIafsnal, opposed the disbandment ] of
d Gns oNatlohai duard as 1nopportune and
oangerous.!al EE7asf 80 Si4t.t ne
IS Vlscounts MeuX, who advocated iramsdi.
ate disbandment, was Yociferously chepred
Tnlers attempted to speak, but WINS VIC
lentiy interrupted by the right. He con-
GUIDED by saying it was evident he had lost
the confidence of the Assembly. ard that
ne knew what course to adopt.
AN amendment proposed BY Gen, Ducrot
lot gradual disband1hent was then al|ont..
ed by vote of 4S7 to 154.
LATER.-t appears that Theirs act,,allv
wrote his resignation, but withheld IL after
the adoption of Ducrot's motion.
PARIS Aug. 25 The Radical Journals
unanimously favor the dissolution Of the
LATER-THE BILL PASSED.
PARIS, Aug. DIN the Assembly to. dav
the amended bill providing for the gradual
dlsbandment OF the National Guard was
passed. $50. " 40
The journals sorrowfully comment on the
scenes in the Assembly yesterday.
IL is said that Theirs will accept no COM
promise on the question of the prolonga.
Gen. Faidherbe has written letters zen.
surfing the Assembly, and resgning his scat
rs deputy. @ - - :
THE CoUkT-hARTIAL-cELEB FORBID
DEN. ETC.
PARIS, Aug. 25.-The first court martial
has concluded hearing the cases before. il,
Judgment will probably be rendered on
Sunday. 2 -
The Government has forbidden public
rejoicings in this city on the 4th of Septem-
Der, the anniversary of the revolution in
Paris last year against the Bonapartes,
1t is reported that assurances have been
received at Versailles that the Prussian
troops in France will be reduced to 90. GOO
on the 1st of September, and those who re-
main will be lodged in barracks.
THE CHOLERA IN GERMANY, &C.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-The Independence
Beige of to-day discredits the reported ap-
pearance of the cholera ut Antwerp.
At Konigsburg, on Wednesday, there
were 127 cases of cholera and AS deaths,
and at Dantzic, the same day, II cases and
10 deaths were reported.
The epidemic is decreasing in Russia.
The Duke of Brogle and Ledru Rolin
have returned to London.
The determination of the French Gov.
ernmcnt to push in the Assembly and other
wise the disarmament Of the National
Guard is due to discoveries made by the
police as to the operations Of the Inter-
nationals