The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-17
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From France.


PARIS, Aug. 16.-Difficulties have arisen
at Berlin in respect to the evacuation OF
the fur Departments Of France still held
has in consequence refused to admit Alsa-
tian produce 10 French markets until after
the German troops leave the soil of France.
In the Assembly yester day, Rivet sub
mitted q proposition that the President
communicate with the Assembly by means
of message.
BERLIN, Aug. 16.-Provincial cores.
pondence confirms the report that neg0-
tiations are pending for the complete evac-
uation of France, but affirms that the pro-
7ocations offered 10 Germany by the French
newspapers endanger the peace between
the two countries. 1t adds: eff the
French offers to make early payment of the
indemnity are fulfilled, and there be no TN
toward disturbance of peaceful relations,
the withdrawal of the German forces from
French territory will soon commence"
8 PAEIs. Aug. 15.-It is rumored that the
Presidency of France to the Duke D'Au-
male, and that he refused it.
From Prussia.
THE CHoLERA-THE IMPERIAL MEETING, ETC.
LONDON, Aug. 16.-In Konigsburg, Prus.
STA, on the 14th, sixty-four persons were at
tackled by cholera, and there were twenty
two deaths.
The meeting of Empero-s and their adj
visers ut Gastein Is generally conceded as
u pledge Of peace. The French pretend to
be Indifferent to the meeting, and prognos-
ticate an alliance between France and Ger
many.
From London.
AFFAIRS IN PARIS AssUM ING A THREATENING
AsPBCT-THE PEOPLE LEAVING IN A STAN
PEDE-coUP D'ETAT EXPECTED.
LONDON, Aug. 16.-Advices from Paris
say that the city is in an excited situation
and threatening. Trouble is appreheuded
from various sources. To-day is the .fete Of
Napoleon I. The air Is full of rumors that
the army will revolt against the Versailles
Assembly, declare Mcmahon regent, and
demand an Empire.
The people are leaving Paris In SIAM
pede. Some believe the Orleanists scheme
Is ripe for a coup detat being pushed by
the proposition to make Theirs the perma-
nent executive, which, it is feared, would
establish Government not monarchical.
Theirs has no friends. He is hated by Re-
publcans, Royalists, and Imperiaists
alike. The crisis is approaching.
Inc House Of Commons is rapidly dis
posing OF the accumulated business before
1t. The customs and Ireland revenue bills
passed to-day.
The miners. strike In South Wales is
practically ended.
From Rome.
RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL IN ROME.
ROME, Aug. 15-Erening.- festival
of the assumption of the Virgin passed off
to-day with the customary ceremonies and
in perfect tranquility. The dome of St.
Peters and many public and private
dwellings are illu minated tonight.
From Russia.
NO ALLIANCE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
ST.. PETERsBURGK, Aug 16.-The Car has
informed Gen. Lef1o, the French Ambassa-
dor, that no treaty Of alliance between
Russia and Germany is in existence.
From Japan.
YoKoHoMA. JAPAN, July pa heavy
typhoon at Koba on the 4th inst. caused
the loss of four hundred lives. Several
vessels also were wrecked, including the
I" Pride of the Thames" The captain, two
mates, and steward were drowned. The
damage to property is estimated at a halt
million Of dollars.