The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-02
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

Blackburn to fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of Henry NJ. Fielden occurred yester.
day. The candidates were William Cod
diDgtou. Mayor Of Blackburn, and NJ. G..
Themaites, well-kuown brcWer--both Con
seryatives. Themaites was elected.
France.
LONDON, October 1.-The Morning Stand.
ard publishes special from Paris contain
ing the following:
at the regular semi.monthIy meeting Of
the permauent committee yesterday the Mar.
quis Of Ploenc called attention to sham tele-
grams aboutthe HcrZogovnian inSurrection,
which he said were manufactured in the in.
terest of INSCRIPTIONS stock jobbers. NJ.
Scherer thought they were coucocted at Bel.
grade and Constantinoplc as well by The
sympathizars Of either party. The subject
was referred to the Government for investi.
gation."
PARIS, October l.-Pubic attention at
present is occupied with the fact that The
official Journal has not published the speech
delivered by the Minister OF Finance at the
banquet on the 9TH of September. 1t is
stated that NJ. Buffet prohibited the publ
cation of the speech on account of the fol.
lowing sentence "The coalition Of the oath
Of May is happily dissolved" n. Butfett
think, the ministers should examine the
matter in special Cabinet couretil to be held
to.d day. Should the speech not ultimately be
published by the official j)urnal, NJ. De Le-
onsay, the Minister of Finance, is expected
to resign.
Ldter.-A Cabinet council was held to-
day, and the question of NJ. De Leon Says
speech clmc up. After explanations the
matter was settled, and consequently there
will be no ministerial changes. The letter
will be published tomorrow, with a letter
from Minister Leon Say explaining the OBJ
ec;ionublc passage.
Germany.
LONDON, October IA Berlin special to
the Pail Mall Gazette says the Bishop oi
BreSlau has notified the ecclesiastical court
that he will not attend, on the ground that
the court is not competent to try him. A
Brashu paper says that twenty-threc priests
have ann0unced their submission TO the &c.
clesiasiical law.
Denmark.
LONDON. October Little Pdlt-NdH Ga.
zette contains q special from Copenhagen
stating that sanguiEary riots have occurred
at Stockholm between The militia and police.
The militia stormed the police-station, wound.
ing number Of policemen. Some militia
were also wounded. The Life Guards and
Horse Guards we're summoned before order
was restored. The cause of the trouble IS
not stated.
Turkish Provinces.
CossTASTlNoPLE, October 1.-lnstruc'lons
have been sent to Server Pasha TO receive
the reports of the foreign consuls, but not TO
negotiate with them.
A telegram from the Governor OF Bosnia
saws in consequence of the advantages re-
Gently gained over the insurgen' S telesrapnlc
communication has been rte;taDllshed De-
tween Nayesingl and Gaciko.
LONDON, October 1.-The PaH.MaH Ga.
zeue's Berlin correspondence says the is"-
ers have agreed upon the acceptableness OF
the proposals made by the HeTz'.oVinian IN
s,1reenis as q basis for further negotiations.
IoyDoS. October 1.-The Times has
sntcial. dated Rogusa, September BOLD, IN
which the correspondent says: "Just re-
turned from Trebigne. No troops nave
passed for i've days. The ROADS are III the
hands of the insurgents"
| Austrian official kilograms state tnaC th'
Turkish troops were repulSed near h'ecs
| Yesterday, and that the lighting vas rene"ee
| Today. Result unknown.
| VIENNA. OCtODSE L. Et tfClfbs, PSrSA
! publish a telegram from Rogusa statIDs ina
| several sanguna!y engagements pave tske'
| place in HERZEGOVINA between bo0E OF l,zo
insurgents and 1000 Turks. The insnrgeo'
lost 80 men, and estimate the Turkish loss
| 800. Owing to their inferior numbers ta
| insurgents were obliged 10 retreat.
| Noya scotia
THE NEW LAW AGAINST DRUNEaRD'.
HALIFAX, October L. The tirSt case unae
the new Law authorizing the confinement
habltual drunkaFds on the compliant
friends is progressing here. The prosecute
is the ta,her.in.law OF the defendant, VINO
welEto-do citizen.
6'hIaa.
| SHAHGHAI, October l.-Mr. Wade, IL
Brtis n minister, has intmated to the Cn!nf!
Government that II bis dem1nds are not coz
Piled with by to-day be viii leave Pekin.