The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From Versailles.

From Versailles.
VERSAILLES. Sept. THE report that the
negotiations for the evacuation of France
had met with difficulties is pronounced
false. The time for the final withdrawal OF
the German troops has not yet been set.
tied.
Nj. Theirs, in replying to the congratu.
lations of the municipality of Versailles
upon the extension OF his term of Office,
expressed the hope that the future of
France would be fortunate, and that stimuli.
taneously with the moral and material
recovery Of the country its present form of
government would become Il peaceful and
glorious reality.
The Pdtrie announces that the Chevalier
Miora read to the Minister of Foreign At
fairs dispatch from the Cabinet at Rome
favorable TO the preservation of friendship
between the two nations.
Persistent rumorS are still circulating of
GOODNESS between the Frehch and Italian
Governments.
Projects have received orders to close
country tavernS in case petitions are Sign
cd therein tor the dissolution Of the AS
sembly, and to annul all resolutions OF mu-
inequalities aiming at the same object.
From Paris.
PARIS, Sept. TIT is intimatcd that tho
Napoleon render his position here intolora-
BILE.
The Assembly has passed bill imposing
the burdens of the war on the whole nation,
aud providing for the immediate distribu-
ton of hundred million francs among the
sufferers from the Commune riots.
Theirs and Bazsine have had an hours
interview.
Negotiations for German evacuation are
not going on smoothly.
The editors of La Terite and L'AUenir
have been sentenced to six months i'm
prisonment and q fine Of 500 francs each for
violation Of the press laws.
IL rince Napoleon has published pamph-
let entitled 1.-The TRUTH" addressed "To
my CulmInators." He declares in it that
he was a stranger to the declaration OF war
against Germany. He went to Italy by or
der of the Emperor, who tried to array
Italy and Austria against Prussia. lie
states he offered to share the captivity of
Napoleon at WiIhelmshoe, but was refused.
THE MEETING OF EAPERoRs AT sALzBURG.
sAIzBURG, Sept. 1.-THE Emperor OF Aus
tria, with brilliant suite, was received by
Emperor William and Bismarck. The two
Empcrors, after conversing for quarter OF
an hour, sat down to grand banquet.
Alter dinner, Prince Bismarck and Count
Won BueSt held u protracted conversat on.
The story that Napoleon and Eugene
will be removed from the Castle Of Sazburg,
is authorltatiyely stated to be false.
From London.
RECORDER GUERNEY ON THE WASHINGTON
TREATY.
LONDON, Sept. 7.-Recordcr Guerney,
who is about to sail for the United States as
commissioner under the Washington treaty,
replied to- duy at some length to the address
presented to him by the people OF South
ampton. He remarked that he hailed the
treaty with satisfaction and delight. He was
sangune that their labor would be brought
to a satisfactory conclusion.
News Was received to-day at the adj
miralty from the crew Of FL. Al. steam trans
port Niagara, recently wrecked Oh the
desert island of ST. Pauline, III the Indian
Ocean. Eight Of them were seriously i'll,
and others were Frustrated from exposure
and want of food. The most intense de-
sire is expressed for the relief of the sul-
ferers.
PROPOSED REFORM IN TIE HOUSE OF LORDS.
LONDON. Sept. IA national conference
is to he held at Birmingham, beginning on
the 2Sth of November, to consider the
necessity of reform in the composition
and powers of the House of Lords.
THE CHOLERA IN EUROPE.
LONDON, Sept. THE cholera is begin
ming to ahate in the Baltic Provinces Of
Prussia. The cases heretofore reported
are said to be of different type from tie
Asiatic. The disease throughout Germany
is decreasing.
Foreign Miscellany.
A. large and orderly meeting has been
held at Glasgow to support the strike at
New Castle. Resolutions in favor OF the
nine-hour system were passed.
The German Bishops, in secret confer
ence at Fulda, have omitted High Mass.
This is considered significant of earnest
business.
Queen Victoria is rapidly recovering from
her indisposition.
Hon. Mr.. Cowper has heen arrested In
London on the charge of swindling.
The steamer Leader, from Dantzlg for
Queenstown, has been wrecked, and her
crew, % in number, lost.
The new United States steamer Juniata
rescued II persons from capsizad boat In
Schladt.
The house carpenters of Berlin have
struck, and many of them have left the
city.
The English Government demands dam
ages for the blockade Of British ship at
Port au Prince by the Spanish cruiser
ValmeSada at Santiago de Cuba.
The strike among the Workmen at Brus-
sells is in process of settlement.
A dispatch received at London from Linz
erick announces the arrest for debt Of Butt,
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