The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-07
LATEST FOREIGN FEW's.
England.

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Nyv YosK. August GA London special
saws the election IN GreenWlch 10 Nil
yseant seat in the House Of Commons re.
snIted In Conservative triumph. This is
the first instance since 1862 of ConServa.
Tive candidate being elected for the borough.
The result, which was not altogether unex-
pected, has created great depression in the
Liberal ranks. In wellinformed circles it
is accepted as virtually deciding the political
campaign. It Is an almost certain tndtca-
tion that the Conservatives will return to
power after the approaching general cleo
ton with a fair working majority. 1t 10
already stated on good authority that Glad
stone will not seek reelection at the hands OF
bis Greenwich constituents, and contem'
plates retiring finally from parliamentary
LONDON, August 6.-John Lathrop Mot.
lev, the historian, has lost the use of his left
side by paralysis.
The election to fill vacant seat in the
House of Commons from Dundee has re-
suited in the return OF Joseph YeomaD
| IiberaD. A similar election has taken place
I in East Staffordshire, but the result is not
yet known.
The emigration from Russia to tue United
States il increasing. Four hundred Russians
sailed to-day in one steamer. The move
ment threatens to depopulate some districts
in Russia.
PARIS, August GA dispatch from Vi
emma says Count De Chambord received the
Count of Paris to-day.
Theirs assures his Republican friends that
they need have no apprehensions Of fusion
of the Bourbons and Orleanists.
The French troops entered Nancy to-day,
and were received with wild enthusiasm by
the populace.
BERLIN, August 6.-The Crown Prince
Frederick William is visiting King Oscar, OF
Sweden.
The German Government has instructed
its representatives In Spain to cooperate with
the representatives Of France and England
for the protection Of foreigners and their
property, even if force is to be employed.
spain.
WASHINGTON, August 6.-The Navy De-
partment to-day received telegram from
Captain Wells. commanding the Shenan-
doah, dated Cadiz, August 9Th, In which ne
saws Caliiz is In possession of the Govern,
ment forces. The insurgents SURRENDERED
without fighting. The city Is tranquil. ne
saws nothing about his conduct IN thae port !:
For this and other reasons the Department
does not credit the recent telegrHphlc STATE
menf of the 4th instant that he ordered the
SPANISH insurgent frigate Vile de Madrid to
nhvtain from hostilities, and that the vessel
remained at anchor under the guns of the
Shenandoah.
MADRID, August 6.--The Germans have
captured the insurgents frigates in the har-
Dor OF Malaga. -.
The insurgents at Cadiz have surrendered
to the National troops, who, with General
Pavia at their head, entered the city yester.
day, Senior Rones has been appointed Presi.
dent of the Junta Of Cadiz until the arrival
Of the authorities. <
A powder magazine in Valencia exploded
yesterday, killing many insurgents and
Wounding still greater numhe
The German consul at Almeria claims
S50, 900 damages for the injury to his resi-
dence during the bombardment of the city
by the insurgent men-of.war.
A deputation has lett Salamanca for Ma
drid to negotiate compromise with the
Government.
Since the opening of the bombardment Of
Valencia two hundred shells have been
thrown into the city and the troops have adj
yanced six hundred yards. The insurgents
are making the most obstinate resistance.
The insurgent fleet has landed detach.
ment at Madrid, on the coast of Grenada.
All the Government funds were seized and
contribution of $4,000 levied.