The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-21
LATEsT FOREIGN news.
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r,,v Mn ,srSrsrgY TO REMAIN IN OFFICE, s
Us T,ospos: Marcel, 20-6 a. M.-Gladstoiie
will announce in the House OF Commons 10
night Thursday that he has. decided 70 To-
main in Office with all his colleagues:
Lnter.-Mr. Gladstone this evening an
nonnced in the House of Commons that the
Opposition having decliued TO form new
Government, he and his colleagues would
resume office. The announcement was re-
ceiyed with cheers. The House was croWaeo
to sufocation.
Among the distinguished persons present
were Prince Arthur, the Duke of Cambridge,
and Prince Christian. Many members OF
the House of Lords also attended the sitting.
AS MIR, Gladstone and Mr., Disraei en-.
tered the House loud cheers were success
siyeIv raised by their supporters; and when
Mr.. Gladstone rose to make his statement
the cheering was repeated-slis time from
nj, parts of the House. While making his
statement he was frequently interrupted by
applause. 49,,
Mr.. Disraeli explained his course since
the beginning of the crisis. He confessed
that the differences between himself and the
Irish Catholics were insurnountable. A
new Cabinet would require until Easter TO
get into working order. Even then it WouId
have to deal with the financial estimates
made by its predecessor, and would pro-
badly be out.voted every night IN EaEua-
ment. He proceeded to give further ~
sons why be had felt it his duty to decsfne
the responsibility of organizing new GOV
eminent, and why Parliament should NOT pe
dissolved, although the Queen hcrSeh hao
suggested it.
France.
PARIS, March 2O.--Important correspond
ence has passed between France anu SPAN:
II grew out of certain atrocities perpetrated
by the Carlist chief, the Cure of Santa cruz.
The French Government compalneu INA!
The Crue Of Santa Cruz and his bant mad
killed four French officials Oh the Northern
Spanish railway, and have rlied loul
others into the mountains.
Castelar,, in reply, expressed regret at these
ontrages. He says, however, that most OF
the Car!ists were equipped in France,
whence they baye since drawn supplies,
money, and provisions. The Cure of Santa
Cruz himself sojUurned for some time i'll
Bayonne before passing into Spain. and WIS
not interfered with. Numbers of Carllsts
weir the uniform Of French Mobiles, and
many Frenchnen of noble rank are serving
With the insurgents.
He states in conclusion that the Govern
ment is taking measures to put stop to
these excuses, and has seized as. hostages
the mother and sister OF the Cure OF SANTA
Cruz.
Spain.
ELECTION OF ASSEMBLY oFFIcERs-THE
CARLIsTS.
MADRID, March 20.-Frncisc0 Salmeron
was Yesterday elected president of the Ma
tional Assembly, and Sardoat and Lopez
secretaries.
Carist bands are becoming more nu-
mcrous and troublesome in AndaluSia.
HAVANA, March 20.-Regado, the newly
appointed admiral of the Spanish fleet Ill
Cuban wutcrs, has entered upon the dis
charge of the duties Of his command.
At meeting Of the Guild of Merchants
today il was decided to apportion the unta-
ken bonds of the new loan among the ner-
chants.
Bandits arc operating in the vicinity OF
BataImno. Several persons are reported
killed by the band. Artillery and cavalry
nave gone to operate in the vicinity OF the
Old Trocha. :,
On the 18th instant the insurgents attacked
the town Of Caroiol. Troops from Hoigum
arrived, and the insurgents were repulSeu.
Several engagements are reported III the
Central Department.
The Havana La B0rdaieS claims that the
insurgents were victorious.
The steamer Chickamauga has arrived
from New York.