The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-15
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From France.

LONDON, June IA review OF one hum
dred thousand troops occurs at Champ de
Mars on Sunday next. :
a7 Troops are leaving La Villette. ! ...~s
Rochcfort is seriously i'll.
The committee of the Assembly on the
budget are known to be in favor Of raising
funds by loan. ''-
"A special to tho Standard says there were
,twentv-one executions yesterday In. the
Pans, Juue 1.-THE Bank or Frnnce
holds twenty-five millions of francs in bull
lion. H., ~ I'D Il
VERSAILLES, June 1.-THE Administra-
ton respects the rule forbidding work on
Sundays. All the journals approve Of the
coming visit of the Assembly to Paris, and
regard it as the first approach to genuine
reconciliation with the Parisians.
The Guche publishes q manifesto to the
Paris electors against monarchy, and in
favor of the Republic. ~
Interview between Theirs and tho Orleans
~ .-e~ Princes. i 60
VERSAILLES, June 14.-The official Jour
nal says that the story of the executions in
the Bots de Boulogne with mitrailleuses is
an odious and absurd calumny. 1t also de-
mics that the Orleans princes dined with
Theirs. ~. .....t... ..l.. 49,.
Joinyille and D'Aumale visited Theirs
unexpectedly. During the interview Theirs
said that though he was once the Minister
of their father, be was to-day the head of
the Republic. There was nothing :signifi-
cant in their visit. They understood the
past and accept the present situation. The
Journal adds, that Theirs did himself honor
by his bearing during the interview 49,
In order to combat Napoleopic in
trigues it is proposed to impeach the EN-
for-1
VERSAILLES, June 14.-Rochefort will
plead that the military commission is in.
competent to try his case, and will demand
trial by Jury. .-.. .. e., o.
.s,. From England. 80
LONDON, June 14.-The Earl de Grey is
to be created as Marquis of 'Ripon, as a re-
ward for his services in the Washington
treaty.. "
LONDON, June 14.-The steamer Anna
Smith has been wrecked near the English
coast. Ten of her crew were lost.
The London Times on the Treaty
LONDON, June lathe Times says that
in the treaty Of Washington it was not Eng
land alone who yielded some Of her claims
the United States also made great conces-
sions. The Times considers it unprece-
denied that such grave difference between
nations as the "Alabama claims" should
be settled without resort to arms. The
demand for consequential damages for in
jury done American commerce by the Ala
bama and kindred vessels was unaccepta-
BILE to the English commissioners, and was
abandoned by the United States. The
Times, in conclusion, expressed the
hope that, taking pattern from the adjust
ment of the American question, the nations
of Europe will rise to a higher conception
of arms and duties of international fellow
ship.
German Affairs.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE committee in
charge Of the "donation bill" met to-day,
and was addressed by Prince Bismarck on
the subject Of its labors. The bill was then
adopted. with an amendment, under which
the Emperor will distribute 100000
thalers among the generals and statesmen
who achieved the results of the war. The
bill afterwards passed in the German Par
Lament. ....-
The Bank Of Prussia has been authorized
to establish branches in Alsace and Lor-
raine.
Emperor William ongratulates the Pope
uron the occurrence OF the jubilee.
The German Parliament unanimously
sanctioned the grants made by the Crown
to the relatives OF members Of the reserves
and landWehr who fell during the war.
The propagation of Parliament will proba-
bly, take place Thursday afternoon.
The Empress Augusta is expected here
to-day.
BREsLAU, GERMANY, June 14.-The Stadt
Theatre (reported yesterday on FREE has
been entirely destroyed.