The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

sire, and taking off1se, will Dissolve FSrii6-
ment quickly and go TO the e6uatfy With tho
expectation OF winning thirty seats md OF
keeping in Office through the dissenions Of
the Liberals. Ss
There was great gathering ut the KeE5fn1
Club tonight, at which the LfberaIs who
| voted against the Government on the IRISH;
University bill declared they would support
i vote Of contidenceif IL Mr.. Gladstone ID will
ing TO accept II, but 1t Is known that the iat-
ter is anxious for release from offiee, and last
nights whip was the sevsrest ever Known IN
the House of Commons. One Conservative
member was brought from Paris by peciai
steamer and train, and Liberal Is reported
to have beseeched Sir Robert Peel, almost
upon his knees, to go to the House, bat fruit
lessiy.
LoSpoS, March 12-2 a. M.-up 30
o'clock this morning nothing was known 10
the highest quarters as to the result OF the de-
Iiberatious OF the Ministry. Mr. Gladstone
is to see the Queen again at Buckingham
Palace Tomorrow.
The students of Trinity College have
burned Gladstone In effigy.
ANOTHER OCEAN cAELE.
LospoN, March 12.-The prospectus Of the
company organized to lay 4 cable from Ply
mouth, England, TO Rye beach, New Hamp-
shire, is published to-day. All the necessary
money has been secured, and the e0ntracfss
for the construction of the cable concluded.
The company cannot amalgamate with any
like enterprise. Il .s9
CONSTITUENT CoRTEs TO BE c0Nv0zRU.
MADRID, March 12.-The Assembly yester.
day definitely sanctioned the bill, Introduced
by the Government, stlspending sitti1gs aud
conyoking constituent Cortes on the list OF
May. Senior Martos, president Of the hs-
sculbly. and Senor Lopez, the secretary, have
resigned. Scnor Martos, In rendering his
resignation, made o statement that the act
was caused solely by ill-health. :.
The debate on the Porto Rico abolition
bill has been resumed in the Assembly.
PROGRESS OF THE CAKLIsT WAR. - 81,
PARIS, March 12.-Letters from the frUn-
tier give particulars Of an engagement on the
Tth instant in the north Of Spain between
the Carists under Soroneta and force Of
Government troops, resulting in the defeat
OF the latter, who were compelled to retreat,
with the loss Of one hundred men. Soroneta
was mortalIy wounded. The Spanish com-
mander in his official report claims that the
Carlists were defeated.
Cuba. s
| HAVANA, March 10.--Rumors asa current
| of the early departure OF General Ceballas,
| and that he will be succeeded by General
who will act in concert with the present
Government in SPAIN.
| Leading shareholders have recently been
in session almost nightly considering the
situation, but have not been able to deter
mine upon any plan of action, or arrive at
any solution Of the slavery question. When
the abolition decree becomes known, the po-
sition assumed or action taken by the con-
servative pro-slayery leaders will be entirely
| immateria!. as the negroes arc well informed
On everything going on, and will certainly
refuse to work rs slaves. 1t Is rumoredthat
tue abolition OF slavery has already been
decreed.
| Germany.
BERLIN, March 12.-The German Parlia-
mcnt convened to-day. His Majesty Empe-
ror William opened the session in person.
In bis speech he said he believed that the ne
gotiations now in, progress would result In
the entire evacuation Of France by German
troops at an earlier day than had been here
totore expected. &<>e
| Switzerland.
GENEVA, March 12.-Pere Hyacintho has
arrived in this city. lie was received with
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