The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-04
LATEST FDREIGN NEWS


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VIOLENT SCENE IN TILE FRENCH ASSEMBLY
i PARIS, August IA violent scene oc
Ecurred IL the Assembly Saturday. Gallon
ED1stria, q Bonapartist, on Friday used the
Repression that the Republic had succum bed
before the scorn of honest men. Saturday
he was challenged by The members of the
Left TO repeat the words, which he did.
| Thareupon Victor Schodcher, Republican,
gave him the lie, and several deputies from
the Left rushed toward him, Shouting and
shaking their fists. The president of the
Assembly, unable to restore order. sus pended
the sitting. 1t is probable that several f1els
will follow.
The permanent committee Of the Assem-
bly,, which is 10 sit during the recess, has
been elected. 1t is composed Of six Legiti-
mtSts, ten members OF the Moderate Right
and Right Centre, and nine of the Left.
The Bonapartists are wholly excluded.
The police are again searching the houses
of prominent Bonapartists and Selling docu-
ments.
Prussia.
THE GERMAN SQUADRON.
BERLIN, August 2.-The North German
Gazette declares that the object in sending
the German squadron in Spanish waters is
merely to protect German residents IN Spain.
England.
CASE OF DR.. KENgALY.
LONDON, August 2.-The Observer reports
that the benchers of Gray's Inn held another
conference yesterday to consider the case of
Or. keneaIy upon issues arising out of the
late Tichborne trial. and for articles publish
ed in the EngHshman. It. was decided to
deprive DR.. keneaIy of his membership, and
TO hereafter consider the question OF expel-
ling him from the bar il the publications in
the En9liShmdn are continued.
THE SPANISH COAST.
LONDON, August 2.-The Standard says
the report that England, Germany, and It.
ally have agreed to watch the Spanish coast Is
denied. Germany has not proposed inter-
vention to Austria, but the latter Is ready to
join other powers in acknowledgment OF a
Spanish republic.
Bismarck, whose health has greatly i'm
proved, will leave kissengen in fortnight.
LONDON, August 4.-The British Mediter-
ranean squadron will leave Malta tomorrow
for Barcelona. An Italian frgate has been
ordered TO the northern coast of Spain.
The Spanish Government is about to dis
patch twelve thousand additional troops to
Cuba. 1t is asserted that The Carlsts have
shot the canon Of the diocese Of Victoria.
THE INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS-.
Adyices from Brussels report that the
Spanish delegates to the International Con-
gre.s have been Instructed from Madrid not
to participate in the deliberations, Because
the Government is yet unrecognized by
European Powers.
INTERNATIONAL GAME OF CRICKET.
LONDON, August 3.-Tbe playing at Lords
Cricket Ground, including game Of cricket
between the MarYlebone eleven and twenty.
two OF Americans, commenced this 2. NJ.
The Americans won the toss aud sent the
Englshmen to the bat. -Four of them were
out for fOrty-two runs when the game was
adjourned for lunch. At 8 ?. NJ. a game OF
baseball Will be played by the American
club, after which the game OF cricket will DC
resumed. About i've thousand spectators
are on the gsound. The playing of the
Americans was much admired. and cries Of
Well.stopped," beautifully fielded," NC,
were quite frequent. The English confess
that the American baseball players are SUI
perIor to the English.
The game Of baseball was won by Red
Stockings. Score: q to I.
not completed. Marylebone had scored So
with five crickets doan when the game was
suspended to be resumed tomorrow.
CABLE NOTES.
Leading French journals urge the recoS-
milton of the Spanish Republican Govern.
ment by France before Germany. The dam
ger is pointed out of allowing Germany to
get ioothold In Spain.
Details Of the recent great storms in Mo-
ravia show that eleven villages and two
towEs were devastated.
Tue Paris M0n,teM- announces that the
wife of Don Carlos has quit Pau in conse-
quence Of representations OF the french
Government. .
The Empress of Austria is on visit to
England.
1t is reported that Charles L. Beke, the
explorer, is dead.