The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From France.

go From France,
LoEDoN, June 1916 4. M.--Tbe Conn.
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Napoleon and Eugene have made n v;sit
to the Prince of Wales. 1872" -' '''N' 'isi0
Inc Times states that the French loan
VIII amount to only two milliara.s of francs.
rono spooha from faris to the same paper
friday. S7o &c asses 'o'aay
Reports Of renewed agitation in the Re,,o-
we de Vliiette quarters arc un,Founded.
German. soldiers visiting Paris ara occ.,
sionally insulted In the streets, and ho~t.
been refused seats at tables in restaurants We
VERSAILLES, June 18.-Fran cis pa-,,
maurice, the dramatlst and novelist. or.
rested as Comm iunist, has been reIeoca al
The Government will remain here ,,r,.;i
October. on'ii
Motions have been presented in the A.
sembly for the prolongation Of the nowars
of the Assembly and Theirs two ven "a
PARIS, June 16.-A proclaraati on hoo
been issued by the International Society
which declares: We are disprmed, hi;
not conquered, and are still one hundred
thousand strong. Favre and Trochu were
the authors of our misfortun c, aided nv
the capital of the priesthood. We accep;
the responsibility of the CO n1agratious
We must have no interior Deputies, and ne
divisions at the polls. The reaction took
away our arms, but not our votes. Viut
la Sociale Repu6hque! Viue la Com
| anunc ]" '..~-
NATIONAL GUARDS TO BE DIS ARMED.
VERSAILLES, June 16.-Gene, al Douay'l
corns has zone to Lyons to dis arm the M
tional Guards in the valley Of the Rhine
4 from Lyons to Marsellles. Wenty thou
eond will no sent to Algeria.
THE NEWSPAPER CANDIDATES. RxTEN
| SION OF TIE FUNCTIONS OF THE ASSEM-
| BLY,, &C.
| VERSAILLES, June 16.--The chief jour.
nalists who constituted themselves com.
mittee to offer collective ticket composed
of non-DartiSan candidates, meet with op.
| position from the Republican Journals.
The motions submitted by BaZe yester,
day to extend the powers of Theirs aud
the functions Of the Assembly two years,
we're unexpected by BaZc's colleagues,
and regarded inopportune. 1t is thought
THAT no action will be taken upon them by
the Assembly. ........-
It is reported that Pyat has been arrested
at La Villette, disguised rs a priest,
| Gen. Fabricc has presented his compli-
meats to Tbiers upon the overthrow OF
the Commune.
| Prince Bismarck has promised to dimu-
/ sh the German army OF occupation IN
France.
| The amount of the proposed French
long loan will, it is now said, be reduced
one-fifth. 81.
THE TRIAL OF ROCHEFORT AND oTHERS-TuE
| GRAND REVIEW OF TROOPS, &C.
| VERSAILLES, June 1G.-The court-martial
Ensembles next week for the trial Of Roche
| fort, Asst, and RoSsel.
The grand review of 100000 men an.
nounced to take place at the Champ de
Mars on Sunday next, will be held ut Long
| Champs.
The rumor which has obtained circula.
/ ton, OF the modification in the Ministry is
| authoritatively contradicted.
From Germany.
THE TRICMPHAL CEEBR ALTON IN BERLIN
MAGNIFICENT PROFESSIONALISM OVATION
TO EMPEROR WILLIAM-INAUGCRATIO OF
THE STATUE OF KING FREDERICK WILLIAM
HoEoRS CONFERRED ON VICTORIOUS GENE
RAILS, &C., &C. .'..a
BERLIN, June 16.-The triumphal entry
of the army and the inauguration Of the
equestrian statue of King Frederick Will
| liam, father of the Emperor, took place to-
day. The display was grand, and the city
was thronged with people. The procession,
which was one Of the most magnificent of
modern times, was headed by eagles and
standards captured from the French.
After the address of welcome and con-
gratulations, the Emperor, at the head Of
brilliant cortege. rode down the "Via
Triumpholes." The road was strcwn with
flowers as he advanced by hundreds of
young girls dressed in white. The process
sion was composed mainly of detachments.
representing every regiment which engaged
in the war. The enthusiasm of the specta-
tors was unbounded.
Upon unwilling the statue of his father
Emperor William delivered a speech,
closing as follows:
tThis monument, which was projected
in time of the profoundest peace, now be-
comes memorial of one Of the most bril-
liant, though bloodiest, of modera wars.
May the peace so dearly achieved be u last
ing one."
The ceremonies closed with comforting
honors ON victorious generals; among
them, General Won Room was made count
Of the empire, and Won Moltkc field mar
shall of the Imperial army.
From Spain.
THE TREASURY LOAN.
MADRID, June 16.-There has been long
discussion in the committee of the CorteS
with reference to the amendment OF the
treaty with the Bank OF Paris, under which
the treasury loan was TO have been effected.
No conclusion was reached.
From Italy.
DISCUSSIONS IN TIE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
THE POPE.
FLORENCE, June 16.-The propositions of
Senior LAURA have been approved by the
Chamber Of Deputies, and the discussion