The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-24
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

PARIS, July 23.-In the Assembly to-day
Nj. Casimir Periers's bill was rejected, the
vote upon it standing 1913 yeas to 374 nays.
Immediately after the vote NJ. Le7u de NAL
leyille, moderate Republican, submitted q
motion for dissolution of the chamber.
The motion was submitted by the sigma
lures of 300 members.
PARIS, July 23.-Tbe Left have agreed
that if III. Periere's bill is defeated to intro.
duce motion to the effect that the Assem-
bly,, regarding the present state of parties an
insurmountable objection to the constitution
of definite government, be dissolved on the
26th of August; that the general elections
for members of the Assembly be held or the
9Th of September, and the new Assembly to
meet on the 18th Of September. 1t is be.
lieyed that this motion has already the sup.
port of three hundred deputies. The Bond
partists are undecided whether they will
vote for it or not.
Later.-The Assembly rejected Maleyile's
motion by vote of $40 yeas to 800 nays. A
long and excited debate preceded the divi-
sion. st. Croix opposed the bill and adYo-
Gated bis own counter.projeet.
j Periere spoke in support of his own
measure, declaring that it was the duty of
all good citizens to rally to the republic,
which was the only possible government for
France. He said that the present system
combined weakness of provisional State Of
fairs and the evils of dictatorship. na.
The Duke de Broglie replied. He criti-
eeed the Republican Institution, which ne
declared did not guarantee the country
against Bonapartists. He sud there was no
fear OF President MacMahon's executing a
coup Petat.
Both Periere and Broelie were violently
cheered, and were frequently interrupted.
Jules de Gaure said that the bill would
increase the power of President MacMahon's
LOYALTY. but that the strength of the nation
should depend on its institutions, and not
|: on sihgls' man.
/ General de Cissey read communication
announcing the opposition Of the Govern
Iment to the bill procaining definite re-
,public;as il would satisfy butione party. The
Government expects the adoption Of laws
demanded by the present condition of at
fairs, lea wing the country to determine its
own destiny at the expiration Of the seven
years of MaeAahon's administration.
Spain.
MAnRrn, July 23.-The Rrefect Of Caenta
announces that thirty.four bodies Of Repub-
liens murdered by the Garlsts have been
found in house, so torn. and mutilated so
horribly as TO be beyond recognition.
The HilDca says that lion Carlos has in
vited CABRERA to accept position in his army.
Cabrera replied that he could never make
common cause with canribals and fanatics.
MAaaID. July 23.-I5e Impartial says
that Senior Concha, Minister of Finance,
informed the council ministers that he has
sufficient funds on hand to arm $4,000 fs-
serves. and meet the ordinary requirements
until September next.
NApRlD, July 23.-GRneral DominguezGus
is in command of the Republican army in
Csielera. General payia will soon take the
field in Central SPAIN with $4,000 men and
9iguns.
,Garmany. -.
BERLIN, July 23.-The North Gerntsss Ga.
zeae says, in reference to the recent oatrages
by the Carlists, that Germany, in behalf OF
outraged European civilization, Will seek
Eand find means to teach the CarlSts that
murders of captured Germans was not re-
main unDuniShed.