The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-09
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India. 80
THE PgIsCE OF WALES Ar :R0MBAY- his I'M
THUsIAsTiC REcEfTroN BIZ sD1.TfxGUIsREs
EUROPEANS AID EArryss. 80.
IoaBos, November 6. --The Esito bas
special from Bombay saying fhat the Vice
roy, the Admiral OF the feet, the Governor d
Bombay, and many distinguished natives
have gone on board The Scraps. now. al an.
eehor III thes harbos, 10 meet she Prince Of
Wales. His Rnyal Hjghness will disenbsrs
at half.pa 4thfss ait etnooD. The pTepara
tons for bis reception on shore are immense
There will be. q universal holiday Gil thi;
week. gteJ3z -
|, BonBxY; fED11, November 81 Genera
Lord Napier, OF Mngdaia; Sit Philip e
sWadehcu.e. The Governor Of Bombay Hon.
Sir d. 3. Westropp, the Chief Justice; and
many others, including The civil, military
and municipal authorities, accompanied by
seventy native princes and chiefs, met and
welcomed the Prince of Wales on his landing
from the 2Serapis.
xAttCt fCdrluS tuC lOJdt ofIRC az VIC 1--WE
yard he municipality OF Bombay presented
The Prince replied briefly, after VI bich be
and bis suite were escorted TO the Govern.
ment house. The troops and police preserved
perfect order while the. long procession
moved through the streets. Over two hun.
,dred thousand spectators lined the route.s3 7
j.s The reception was of the most enthusias-
tic description, and was participated In By
Europeans and natives. The sity was splen-
didly decorated throughout. no fewer than
eight triumphal arches having been erected
on the line OF march. nESsa ;I:'':iS IsE q tnl,e.
q The apartments, TO he occupied. by tie
Prince during bis stay in Bombay are the most
pleasantly situated in the Government house.
"A grand leYees will he. given there TO night.
:, 1t Is expected that,while here the Prince
VIII present the colorst TO the Twenty first
Native infantry. better Known as the Marine
battalion--tbe oldest corps. in the Bombay
establishment, having been raised century
ago. He-willalso review the troops aud &c:
cept thef hospitality Of the fMaso1s OF the
city. ~ si!l G3iti 90. - SSi@ 40. -
:, Tomorrow being the birthday Of the
Prince the festivities will be renewed on a
still greater scsle. - = ::,5 I. Z +
The British flying squadron is anchored
in the habor, and will remain during the stay
of the Prince. y, RI -. ~; i -
SINGAPORE, November 8s-Intellgence re-
ceived here from Penang announces that the
Malavans are beseiging the British residen.
CT Perak. All the rajahs are suspected of
completely in The murder of the late resident,
Mr. Birch, II Is reported that the Mslayans
are. pre- pairing for rasis.arce. The Sultan
lsmaifis colketibg considerable, force for
the purpo attempting to exrel the Brit.
,ish from the country. 80 20 : : =
@sRE& ! rysGo3J; Egypt u - o ag.t :.
LONDON, November s.-!The Times this
morning putt shes "a special telegram from
Alexandria which saysthe Kbedive has APP
piled oficislly to England for two iuanciers
to undertake the Egyptian finances, pro.
missing the fullest Information to the great
aI,.:I E ~, England. IS .5..s a..Ej
n: BAD FEELING IN Tar STOCK EXCHANGE.
LONDON, November $3.50 p. M.-Bad
feeling still <exists'in the Stock Exchange
here, particularly in regard to the foreign
list. ea ,,a5t7a . ':.so' ,ss'.s $3.50. 800
81 THE WHEAT AND CORN CROPS. ----~
=, LONDON, November 8. The Mark Lane
Express, this evening, in its regular week j
review of the British corn. trade, has the fol.
lowing: HSowing'has been resumed in some
localities, but in most cases the soil has been
unfit to, receive the seed. Large arrivals
have checked an upward tendency in the
price Of English wheat. The quaIity.is good
but there is DO material change i'm the mar.
ket. Russian has, been lower in consequence
OF large shipments In anticipation Of ice In
Russian rivers and harbors. $50 ~, =
"Itisreported that Russia has a short croL
Of wheat and forage, consequently the te
nacity of holders at Odessa would seem -tc
be justified. The absence of the usual
abundance from America and Russia mus
eventually tell Oh our market. =. -
'sIn France the sowing is near completion
In Paris and throughout the provinces o
France, as we'll as in Belgium and Holland
tue markets are unchanged. At Hamburel
the market is tending upward. The las
quotations are fully maintained at Dantzic
while in Australia and Hungary prices ar
lower"
q. France.
PARIS, November SIT now seems tina
M. Bardoux, the. Under Secretary Of Jus
tice, resigned because he was partisan o
the system of voting By departments. M
Bardoux is a Conservative Republican and ;
deputy from the department of Puy d.
Dome. &-E