The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-07
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LoSDoS, March 6.-The counsel for tho
claimant for the Tichborne estates has with
drawn his case from court W feref,p5n the
arrest of the claimant wns ordered on the !,
charge Of perjury, and his bail fixed at
.E50, ,0a0. It Is believed that he has fed.
La.er.-The Tichborie claimant is III JAIL
lat Newgate. n = 90
John Bright writes to the Anti.Ineomci /
Tax Association that the abolition OF The; s
odious tax must follow the decrease OF ey-s
'penditrres, and advises the Withholding of
seventy millions from the industry Of tiie
people. ~ q 4
queen Victoria has given her groom, John !,
Brown, a gold medal and an annuity of G25 =
for his promptness in arresting o. Contlor.
Casimer Perier declines the French Minis
try, of Finance. : tg 80
The French bark Alex has been loss, with
nine persons. z,ss - ..s>seE -ssssae.e -
The marriage of the Marquis Of i ute takes :
place on the 10th Of April. -
France. ss7gtt -
PARIS, March 6.-Louton, editor Of tbe =
Corsaire, fought duel TODAY. WITH Rogat.
Of the Pays. The latter was twice woundc.i !. !:
| Signor Minshetti Is expected here shortly
| on private mission from the King of Italy
| to Theirs concerning the Roman question.
In the Assembly to-day the report Of the
committee confirming the elecdono Of Rouhet,
from Corsica, was agreed to. ssy, ..s.sas-1
| The debate was continued on the bill I'M. ,,
posing penalties for connection with the Iu- !,
tcrllational Society. Louis Blanc declared
that the passage Of such measure would .
throw France back three centuries. gst a
| During the session o question was pro- !,
posed to the Government by M. G,lirard, an
| Orlcanist, with regard to the resignation Of
Ponyer Quertier, the introduction of which
inquiry was followed by prolonged excite :
| ment and uproar. faqg gss, 81. j.
NJ. Moornay warmly praised the conduct j.
Of the late Minister Of Finance, and demand,
ed explanations. :-s,,'4
The Government declined to make an i'm. "
mediate reply, as the usual notice had not
been given, but promised an answer on Sat- =
uday. SIS
| Later.-Another ministerial" crisis is ex.
pected. It's evident that conflict between
the Assembly and Government is at hand. s1
Germany. -
= BERLIN, March G.-The donations granted
by the Emperor on the anniversary Of the y
entry into Paris have given rise to much,
comment on account Of the largeness Of the
sums disposed of. 1t IS said TINT Prince
Charles, Generals Moltke, Room, and Mon
|
: 100000 thalers each; General Goeben and
Minister Delbruck 900, 900 thalers each; and
twelve others 100000 thalcrs each. Generals
Fabrick, Blementhal, and others were pro-
portionately remembered.
The upper house of the Prussian Diet has
under consideration school instruction bill,
during the debate upon which to-day Prince
Bismarck made significant speech. He ex-
pressed his fear of the disloyal influence Of
the Catholic clergy, and insisted on the clause
providing for the introduction of tho Ger
man language in the Polish schools He
assured the Conservatives that the Govern
ment did not intend to break with their
party, but it would not submit to pressure.
Austria.
VIENNA, March Cit is nscertalDed from
official sources that Austria has not offered
an asylum to the Pope. The reports Of the
Pope's intention to leave Rome are dtscred-
tied here.
ROME, March G.--At n recent meeting Of
the Italian Society for the Diffusion OF the
Bible Perc Hyacinth said while lie could
not become n memicr Of the Society ho
willingly gave it his approval and concur
renee. 49,
: Spain. ..sr.. s..
e MADRID, March C.-The appointment Of
Rear Admiral Poladc BarraEe to the anlbas.
sadorship at Washington las been decided
upon. -,#
Belgium. ,.
BRUSSELS, March 6.--The Chamber OF
t Representatives has decided by vote Of 03
, to 32 to maintain . Minister at the Vatican.