The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-28
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.
France.
THE PROPOSED FRENCH SENATE, ETC.

PROPOSED FRESCH SENATE
PARIS, July 2G.-The committee Of thirty
have adopted, and the Government has ac-
cepted, the proposition of NJ. Pages Dupont,
introduced in the Assembly for the creation
Of Senate, which provides that the Senate
shall consist Of one hundred members nomi-
mated by the President, and one hundred
and thirty selected from and by the Assem-
biz. cardinals, marshals, and admirals to be
members er oficio. Also, that the President
of the Senate shall become provisional Presi-
dent of the Republic in the event Of ava
cancy, and the President Of the Republic be
empowered to dissolve the Assembly with
the approval Of the Senate.
The committee on parliamentary initiative
have agreed to recommend that NJ. de Male
yilIe's motion in favor of dissolution of the
Assembly be reconSidered. They have also
examined similar motion introduced by NJ.
Duyal. Their report on the above motions
will be presented to the Assembly next Mon
day, and the question of dissolution will
consequently be again raised before that of
propagation, which was made the order for
Tuesday. The Republicans are actively agi.
tating for dissolution, and hope to have a
majority on Monday, as many Conservative
members are absent.
Fears that the dissolution of the Assembly
will be carried are prevalent, and tend to
1atten funds.
FRENCH COMPLETELY WITH THE CARLISTS.
/ LONDON, July 26.--The Imperial, in a
strongly worded article, denounces the
ayoWcd completely of France with the Car
lists, and declares that if diplomatic repre-
sensations prove Intellectual Spain must adopt
q cool attitude towards France, and seek
more congenial alliances.
French Journals assert that the Spanish
frontier is we'll guarded by the French au-
thorities, and contraband OF war which
reaches the Carlists Is imported from Eng
land.
Spain.
VILLAGE DESTROYED By A LANDSLIDE.
MADRID, July ga terrible hndslip oc.
CURED at Alarraine, province OF Navarro.
Oyerhangipg rocks fell upon and utterly de-
stroyed the village. The disaster was SO
sudden that few Of the inhabitants escaped.
Two hundred coEpses have already been re-
covered.
LONDON, July ga special to the Times
from Vienna, giving an account OF the storm
in Navarro, says that the town Of Azards
was overwhelmed by the torrent. Sixty
four houses we're demolished, and few Of is
inhabitants escaped with their lives. The
railway was badly damaged in every dIrec
ton.
MADRrn July s1.-Forty-ope Carlists-
most of them eeclesiastie. or members o.
the nohMty-haye been arrested at Bsrce
Iona by way Of Yeprisal against the inhumal
cond,cs of the Carlisis.
a report is current here that the Carlist
| have again been beaten by the Republican
trcops with heavy losses. Two companie
Of Carhsts, who refused to surrender, Wer
cut to pieces.
| Germany.
| GERMANY AND TIE cARusTs.
! BERLIN, July 26.-The North German Ga
zette says the German squadron, now o.
4 Rye, England, has been ordered to cruise o.
4 the northern coast of Spain; that tines
orders were given in consequence o. u
4 shooting of Captain Schmidt, Gerna
newspaper correspondent, and other Gel
| man subjects by the Carlists, and it Is SAL
the purpose Is, as far as possible, 10 stop suI
I plies, weapons and money to the Carlists o
4 sea. The German Government mas ais
) called the attention of the French Govern
ment to the subject.
THE BRUSSELS CONFERENCE.
II General Won Yoigts Rheiz will represeI
!, Germany in the Brussels Congress. he wi
be assisted by general officer Of the Bay
rian army, major from The Saxon, &c q
raj staff. and the distinguished jurist r. .olt
sor Bluntschli. General Yoigts Rhetz leay
for Brussels to-day. zls S.
England. #
ii Lospos, July 2e.--An ext. tnsive OPEN.
:. demonstration against the money grant
( lPrince Leopold was m 4de by the Repub
|. cans In glerkenwelt ..o.day
The nationali!..sses Of Limerick pro oese