The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-17
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
LoEpoS. June 16.-Coyentry won the Es-
colt stakes, LeolinuS won the Prince OF
Wales stakes, and Organist won the Escolt
gold vase.
Sir Charles Fox, the celebrated English
engineer, is dead.
France.
LONDON, June 1G.-The Times special dis
patch from Paris contains the following par
iiculars Of the proceedings in the Assembly
in addition to last nights report: NJ. Lam
bert and DR.. St. CroiN, supported by All OF
the members of the Right Centre, submitted
bill providing that MacMahon's powers be
confirmed with the title OF President OF the
Republic; that a second chamber be organ
lied that the right to dissolve both cham
bers be conferred on MacMahon, and that
his successor be appointed by the two cham.
bers in convention. This bill was referred
to the Committee of Thirty, together with
that of the Left Centre.
The exact result of the sitting is that the
Committee of Thirty now have received an
imperative mandate forcing them promptly
to organize either the septenate without pro-
claiming the republic, or constitute and de-
clare detinitive republic under the presl-
dency of MacMahon. 1t is probable that the
commission will organize the septenate, and
the Assembly will ratity its decision; other
wise the majority, hitherto with the Govern
ment, will shift to tina left, which, in all pro-
bubility would cause MacMahon to resign. 1t
is not unlikely that in consequence OF yes
terday's proceedings some OF the ministers
will resign, but there will be no absolute
ministerial crisis.
In the Cabinet council held previous to
81,
and others urged President MacMahon 10
send word 10 the Assembly reminding it OF
its promise to organize his powers, but The
majority of the Ministers were aVerse u Su'n
action. s,,1,
PARIS, June 16.-Tbe Republican Journals
to-day speak in eulogistic terms OF Tue uieni,
hers of both the Right and Lett centres VI
the Assembly because OF their vote !eslerua,
against the restoration OF monarchy. ny
saw the vote in the Assembly, though IL uoes
not proclaim republic, SHOWS lna' " 'nol'
archy is impossible. s;dor
The Orlelnist journals affect 10 consiuel
that the action of the Assembly lea'es ;ns
situation unchanged, but express the Del.tz'
nevertheless, that the consequence Vi lac
vote will be. the consolidation OF Nlac-1a'
In the Assembly to-day, on the readIag OF
the journal of yesterday, loud comSaalnts
were made by .the members Of the lpsccur', ),
CIV of the lists of yeas and nays. aenei a:
GIssey and three others said they voted ID
favor of the motion for urgency on the
Left Centres bill. A deputy who
voted against the motion declared that
seyen members of the LeTo whose names
were recorded in its favor W ere not present
when the vote was taken. He demanded
rectitication of the vote, which, according
to his statement, ought to stand 339 attrma
tiyes to $40 negatives.
The Right Centre presented q constitu
tional resolution de6eir.g the powers OF Pre-
sident MacMahon. 1T was referred to tn
Committee of Tnisry.
Spain.
MADRID, June 16.--It Is reported tnat
battle has Commenced at Estella ana Is pro
crossing a',.rantageously to the Republicans
Italy.
RENE. June 1G.-The American pilgrim
are, highly pleased with their reception nel :
! The Pope has blessed the banner sen1 y
Georgetown College to be presented ~ "
shrine of the Lady Of Lourdes.