The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-11
LATEST R0REH an yYwg.
EHglund.
England.
TIE PRINCE or wALEs's ILLsEss-rnoGurss
OF THE DISEASE,

England. II
TIE PRINCE OF wALEs's ILLsEss-rpocproa
OF THE DISEASE.
LONDON, December Midn;oht --Tho
sudden and untavorable change in the CON.
dillon OF the Prince Of Wales causes deem
sorrow throughout the country among nil
Second Dispatch.
SAEDRrNGHAa, December % a, NJ
=" The Prince Of Wales slepta little during
the night. The exhaustion of his system
has not increased. His general condition. j.
somewhat more favorable" -
The foregoing bulletin is signed by Sir
william Jenner and all the attending phy.
sfclana. . f"'
LONDON, December 9.-Unofficial adv,ces
from Sandringham continue unfayorable.
ana represent the Princes cese as hopeless.
Third Dispatch.
LoEDoN. December 81 p. .M.-The fol-
lowing bulletin has just been posted:
"Sandrtnghdm, December 9-Noon.
Prince passed the morning more TRANQUILITY.
The febrile paroXysms are subsiding. and
there has been no increase Of exhaustion"
(Sicned, Sir William Jenner and others.)
The Princess Beatrice, Princess Leopolda,
and all OF the Princes children, have been
l.
they are Fastening to Sandringham. Tie
Duke OF Cambridge has already gone there
in response TO Geographic summons. ~
Fourth Dispatch.
LONDON, December 90 p. M--The
Archbishop of Canterbury requests the
clergy TO pray Tor the recovery OF the
Prince Of Wales.
The excitement is intense, now that there
is Il glcasn of hope. =.
Fifth Dispatch.
LONDON, December &c p. M-The
Prince passed quiet afternoon, but there
has been no change OF symptoms since
noon.
SirtA Dispatch.
LONDON, December Oil p. N-Tbe
following is the latest official bulletin from
Sandringham, dated 10 o'clock tonight
"The Prince has slept since noon, but
there has been Ito Improvement in his
symptoms"
THE TELEGRAPHERs' STRIKE.
LONDON, December 9.--The anticipated
strike OF the tclcgraphers has commenced
at Liverpool, and dispatches are delayed.
Later.-The telegnphers' strike is be-
coming general and threatens much incon-
yenience.
IMPORTANT DECLARATION OF THE CAR
MOST EARSE,T SENTIMENT OF FRIENDSHIP
FOR GERMANY EXPRESSED.
ST. PETERsB December 9.-The
knights Of the Order Of st. George,
founded by the Empress Catherine, cele-
brated their anniversary on Thursday. In
the evening grand banquet was given, at
which the Car and dionitaries Of the en-
pire were present. The Car offered q
toast to the health of the Emperor of Ger.
many. He hoped that the intimate friend
ship which existed between that monarch
and himself would last as long as they lived,
and he carried down to future generations
by their successors; and he also trusted
that the fraternity of the armies Of Ger
many and Russia, dating from an ever
memorable epoch, would be perpetual.
Thus would be constituted the best guar
antees for the maintenance Of peace and
legal order in Europe.
France
THE ORLEANS PRISCES-THE WEATHER, ETC.
PARIS, December 9.-The Orleans Princes
end President Theirs have had consulta-
ton, which resulted in the Princes de-.
termining to defer claiming their seats in
the Assembly.
Compulsory service and general amnesty
bills will be introduced in the Assembly
next week.