The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-17
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
yeys ENGLAND. - 80.
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AND sRVEFTsEH PERSONS DROWNED.
LONDON, March 1e. The steamer Lacoui,.
w1he OF Q voyage from AIexandris,. EgE ut.
.oI Aiglers, having as passengers go oil
slms returning from Meeea, encountered
.slIihc gales. one huge wave, whie...-s.r,,cki
.ne tessei, washed overheard from her deck
and oil were drowned. 's'
THE eETHEElsa or THE ,NpEaaIrrs.
NEW foRK, March 18.-A Herald speciol.
dated London 10Th instant, saws: There II
an enormous influx Of French visitors. The
tickets for the celebration ut ChiseIhurst nj.
ready exceed 5,O8e. Among the mum i,erress
presents, the Queen bus sent from Windsor
nag, an order Of the garter, and also brass
plate, with an inscription, to be placed ON
the Emperor's safcophagus. The programme
| Tor Monday Is as fellows: Mass at Ii A. ~ !.
reception Mt Camden House from to5P NJ:
an address to be reaS by the Duke of PaGon
| to which the Prince Imperial will reply.
Reports from Papis EXPRESS fears of the
demonstration. The change in the electoral
Inv and the distress among the working
classes have tendency in favor of the cause
of the Imperial Prince.
hiooAAi hhENN SOthE(IEDs
LoHDos,vMarch 1913 a. Nit was the
steamer Queen Elizabeth, from Calcutta for
Glasgow, which was lost off Tariffa, with
fourteen lives, and not the steamer Glasgow,
as before reported.
THE REMAINS OF DN. LIVINGSTONE.
Sir Garnet Wolsley will 60 to Malta OF
Odeon to take charge of the remains of DE-.
Livingstone and escort them to England.
CELEBRATION OF THE MAJORITY OF PRINCE
LOUIS NAPOLEON.
There was great crowd of French people
at Chiselhurst to-day to celebrate the eigh-
teenth anniversary Of the birth of Prince
Louis Napoleon. Over five thousand cards
of admission were issued, and those only to
French persons. In the morning mass was
celebrated and thanksgiving services We're
| held after which the Duke of Padua adj
dressed the Prince in The name of the French
persons present, cOugratulating him upon
having attained his majority.
| The Prince, In his remarks in reply. re-
turned thanks to bis countrymen for their
falthlul remembrance Of the late Emperor
and, IN conclusion, said {: g Despite the con-
| fdence inspired by the loyalty of McsIahop.
IN irresistible current of public opinion has
pronounced in favor of pebiscite, and
am ready to accept its verdict
| Great enthusiasm was manifested. and the
! Camden House, the residence of the late ex.
Emperor snd the Prince, was gaily deco
rated.
| Spain.
MADRID, March 16.-Marshal Serrano, with
an army of $4,000 men and 90 pieces of ar.
tllery, is now face to face with the Carlist
force of $4,000, while General Lorna, with
a column 5000 strong, is moving on the
enemy's rear.
BAYosNa, March 16.-A body Of Carlists,
under General Sabails, surprised and cap
tured in the province of Corona column o
Republican troops marching to the relief o.
Olot
Foreign Miscellany.
Prince Bismarck is reported better.
A rupture is reported between EuSenit
and Plon Plon.
The stowaways which the steamer City O.
New York carried back to Havana have
been condemned to be shot.
| Advices from Rio Janeiro report that the
Bishop of Pernambuco has been sentenced
10 four years. imprisonment for continued
resistance to the laws of the State.
| A letter from Havana says the first bant
of volunteers sent to Nueyitas to meet TIT
| insurgents have been worsted, losing TWEEN
ty-fiye killed and seventy wounded.