The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-02
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

Spain.
MArRrp. May 1.-Don AlphonSo il near
MonrcSa. in the province of Barcelona, at The
head of 4 band of two hundred Carli>ts. His
wife accompanies him.
The CarIlSt& continue 10 burn railway sta
tions, using petroleum ID facilitate opera
lions. They have also torn up the railroad
track and dr>;oyed the telegraph wire: at
several points within the past few days.
Their military operations, however. have
been very much restricted by the activity OF
The troops. The Government is sau5ulnc
that the instruction will soon be sup
pressed.
Lutcr.--A telegram from Ccryera, in the
province of Lcrida. near the line Of BARGE
Iona, announces that the troops had coinr up
with and defeated Don .Alp!Iuti>os bani. be-
fore reported in that vicinity.
MAnRIp. May 1.-AcoSta, Minister of War,
has resigned, aud will be succeeded by Gene
raj MouyiIla> Us SOON is the latter cali he IT
called from the command OF the Army OF
the North.
senior riernda will act Il. Minister of War
dd INFERNO.
The French Ambassador. the Marquis
BpuyiIlc, has sent To StmJr Castelar, Il pro-
test against the demolition h,y Il mob OF lie
church in CadiZ which contained the french
chapel.
Portugal.
LISBON. Nav 1.-The Portuguese Govern
ment ba, ordered all Carlist refugees IRON
spain TO leave its territory, giving them the
cuoice of going to any country but rance
Italy.
ROME. May LIN consequence OF me al
verse vote in the Chamber OF Deputies on
the appropriation for the arsenal ut sorrento
fine ministers have rendered their rcslgnl-
tions, which have been accepted. No nm
nouucement has been made of the statesman
70 whom the formation of a AcW ministry
has been entrusted.
The King has been in consultation to-day
with the leaders of the political parties with
respect TO the formation of Il new Cabinet.
No choice has yet been made OF Il Prime
Minister. The crisis was wholly unexpected,
and causes Il sensation. Signor Lau>ca, the
president of the late Ministry. to-day asked
the Chamber Of Deputies to adjourn until
Monday, By which time he hoped II new
Cabinet would be announced. Both Houses
suspended their sitting, as requested.
Germany.
Berlin. May 1.-The upper House of the
PruS>ian Diet ha> finally passed the bill for
the regulation and contioI of the clergy by "A
large majority.
England.
LONDON, Nav l.-BarodetS continues 10
cause anxiety in Paris. The Government is
preparing constitutional bills t. be submitted
TO the Assembly. The, tcnor of all advices
from Paris indicate that Il serious conflict Is
threatened.
Litter adyiccs from Spain show that the
rumor of the shooting of the Cure OF Santa
Cruz is false. Several engagements are re-
ported among small parties of CarilStS ana
Rcnuh,ic ms. The CarliSt chicltain> pore-
,,,rv and LisSaraga. with 1900 men. have
moved into the valley Of BoStan. The ca
haustion of the resources of tho country
renders frequent movements necessary.
nraZiI.
RIO JASEIRo, May 1.-The Ministry is IT.
yided uI.ou the proper course TO pursue i'll
the dispute between the clergy and tho Free
ma>ons.
The yellow-fcvcr has almost disappeared
from Rio and the other sea-c"a>t towns.
Cuba.
HAVANA. May LIN consequence OF the
great decline in sugar ut the 30: OF En-
change the heavy sugar contractors lose
largely. The buyers of exchange are care
ful. II is believed that the Havana houses,
with but few exceptions, will be able to
stand their losses, though it IS feared that in
case of a further decline Il number of promi.
nent foreign and domestic houses will he
comDclled to SUSPEND.