The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-30

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Office announcing that the insurgents have 8
commenced an attack upon Seville. Tha
Government forces in the city were actively
assault, andare confident OF driving
of the insurrectionists.
The Spanish steamer Yigilante, seized by
the German man.os.war Frederick Charles,
has been given UP TO- tho Spanish consulate
at Gibraltar. 81
The report that the Republican artillery
men in Valencia have joined the insurgents
is untrue.
Senior Paauca, Minister of Colonies, and
the deputies from Porto Rico are having
conferences for the purpose Of discussing
the bin providing for the abolition Of slavery
in Cuba.
A Carlist force which has been laying
siege TO Berga for several days past, made an
attack upon the town yesterday, but met
with repuiSe, and have raised the siege.
The United States yice.Consui at Valencia
announces that two Of the vessels seized by
the insurgents have sailed from that port
with troops for America.
MADRID, July 29.-The loyaI troops in
Seville moved against the insurgents yester.
day. After two hours fighting they gained
and held the leading strategic points In the
city. 1t Is expected that by tomorrow
morning the insurgents will be completely
overpowered.
A conference by telegraph has been going
on between President Salmeron and the
Valencia insurgents. The latter appear to
hp lISD0Spd TO surrender
General McKeuna leaves Madrid to NOR
row to take command of the army of Cata-
lonia.
Senior CASTELAR, has recovered from an itl-
disposition which confined him to his house
for few days, and he attended a council of
ministers to-day.
BAyoNNE, July 29.-Don Carlos has ar
rived at Selga, IN Navarro, seventeen miles
from Pampetuna.
One hundred aud seventy cures and other
clergymen have fled from Spain and sought
refuge on French territory.
The CarliSts are concentrating before Lo-
grono, the capital OF the province of that
name, and an attack will probably be made
soon.
France.
VERSAILLES, July 29.-In the Assembly
Britain and Belgium, concluded by the Duke
de Broglie, were approved. a message
from President Mcmahon proroguiDg the
Assembly was received and read. The
President says that lie will answer for the
preservation Of order during the recess, and
will ensure the maintenance of respect for
the authority of the Assembly.
He points out the happy results Of con-
cord between the Government and the AS
sembly, among WHICH he specifies the pass
age of the bill for the Reorganization OF the
army. alIudng to the evacuation of the soil
by the German troops, now fast approach
ing completion. He makes u grateful ac-
knowedgment Of the successful negotia-
tions of President Thiers to that end, and
praises the Eastern Department for their
patriotism and abnegation in the protracted
trial they have undergone.
The country, he adds, will never cease 10
feel sense OF its dignity when it remem-
bers what price it has paid for peace. But
noisy manifestation of joy over the result
should not be INDUCED in. Peace is the
| first necessity, and the Government is re-
solved to maintain if. Assurances are re-
ceiyed daily of the sincere amity of the
| foreign Powers. The President closes his
| message by declaring that he shall continue
the policy indicated by the frequent and
unanimous votes of the Assembly. at the
conclusion of the reading there were cheers
| from the Right and Centre.
| The Permanent Committee of the Assem-
bly has resolved to sit every two weeks
during the recess.
An amendment offered by the Left making
the sittings weekly was rejected.
The committee holds its first regular ses'
sioh on the 18th proximo.
Germany.
BERLIN, July 20.-Bismarck has granted
permission to the Good Templars to cstab-
Ii~h their lodges in Prussia.
Austria.
Vienna, July 29.-In the barracks Ia the
suburbs OF this city there have been in one
day as many US 200 cases OF cholera and 80
deaths. The rayages Of the disease have
| become so extensive that the Government
| has been compelled to order the removal OF
| the troops TO Bruck,a small town 20 miles
flom Vienna. In this city the number Of
deaths from cholera is reported at 20 per
day.
here is no doubt that many OF the high
est prizes for goods exhibited ut the expo.
| sjtiop will be awarded to Americans.
/
LONDON, July 29.-The Government pro.
noses, upon the marriage of the Duke OF
| Edinburgh to the Grand Duchess Maria, Of
Rtlssi,i. to increase his yearly allowance u
$4,000.
The Republicans Of Bristol have Issued q
! manifesto protesting against any increase IN
the allowance to the Duke of Edinburgh on
the occasion of his marriage.
| There are six candidates in Greenwich for
! the vacancy in the House Of Commons Oc-
casioned by the death Of Sir David Solomons.
AS four are Liberals, the Conservatives Will
probably carry the election.
| The anniversary of the independence OF
| Peru was celebrated Yesterday ut Hampton
| by grand dinner. The United States Minis
| ter and other prominent gentlemen were
present.
The COLONIAL government of Queensland.
| Australia, had offered, through its agent
here, to pay the passage OF 10000 skilled
| laborers from Great Britain to the colony.
The vessel which landed cargo OF Re-
! mington rifles at Fontarabia Is one which
ran the blockade of southern ports OF the
| United States several times during the war.
| On this occasion she was commanded by an
Irisbman and manned by an English crew.
1 Mexico.
| Cry OF MEXICO, July l9.-The Govern
ment has received dispatches confirming the
capture by the national troops Of the famous
yerolutionjst Losada. He was taken on the