The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

GLADSTONE 5 WAR on PAPACY-AE0TnER STRONG
PAMPHLET.
LONDON, August 11.-GladStope has pub
li>hed another pamphlet, in which be dis
cusses new question relative TO Papacy,
which formed the subject of his former
pamphlet on "VaticanSm" The present
publication takes the same strong grounds
against Papacy, and predicts trouble in the
future, both in Great Britain and on The Con-
linent, from this source. The pamphlet de-
clares that Papacy will seize the first oppor-
tunity through bloodshed' to maintain its
rule, and will, if necessary, plunge the world
into war. The new document Of the eX-
Premier is much discussed, and is calculated
to revive the religious conflict raised by his
first effort on this important subject.
France.
SALE OF GLADsT1SEs PAMPHLET PROHIBITED.
PARIS, August 11.-Tbe Government has
prohibited the sale in France of Gladstone's
publication against Papacy.
Germany.
CONFERENCE OF OLD CATHOLICS.
BONN, August 12.-The Conference Of old
Catholics, called BY DR.. Dollineer, was TOR.
mIlly opened here to-day. The session will
last three days.
In attendance at the conference are about
thirty English and American clergymen and
several bishops Of the Eastern Church.
Among the Americans are Rev. Drs. LaDgs-
don, Nevin, Potter, and Parry.
DR.. Dollinger opened the proceedings with
an address which lasted one bour. He
treated of the relation of the dogmltic con.
trovrrSy between the Latin and Greek
Churches TO the whole course of ecc!esiast-
cal history.
The Conference then entered upon the
business for which it had met, which was
The consideration of the plan of contcdera-
tiop and INSTRUMENTATION among the Sepa-
rated churches. This union is TO be
based on mutual recognition of the
primitive truth, which may enable each
church 10 admit members of oIher com
muuions to its privileges In respect TO
divine worship and Christian sacraments.
At the same time, al actual fusion, or the
sacrifice of national or traditional peculIarl.
ties Of the form Of Church constitution is
not contemplated. An ambiguous express
sion Of tie substance OF The Christian doc.
urlpe and practice Is taught by The Bible and
the fathers OF the ancient Church Is sought
as the real bond Of union.
The discussion Of this subject occupied the
days sitting.
Spain.
LEVY ORDERED-slXrY MILLION POUNDS OF
SCRIP To BE- ISSUED.
MADRID, August - \ decree has issued
to. day ordering levy Of 100000 men. The
levy embraces from nineteen years upwards
Another decree orders the issue OF GO,UO0,'
600 pounds consolidated interior scrip to pay
| lie floating deot.
Turkey.
| TIE HERZEGOyISIAS INSCRRECTIoE.
| CoSsTANTIHuPLE, August l2.-The pre-
sence OF the Servian corps on the IurkiSn
frontier seems to furnish encouragement to
the insurgents.
LONDON, August 12.-An obstinate fight IS
reported (from Scayonian >ourcts) near Bel
cha between the HerZegoyinanS and Tuiks,
in which the latter were routed.
| VIENNA, August 12.-It IS reported that
Count Audrossy bias conferred with the
| Russian and German ambassadors, ana
they have agreed to support Austria 10
any recommendations she might make 10
Turkey looking to the publication OF here
GOWNS.
Egypt.
ABYssINiANs PREPARING TO INVADE THE
FRONTIER.
CAIRO, August 12.-The AbySSiniars are
making preparations to invade the Egyptian
frontier, which is not sufficiently guarded
| The Khedive has sent rtIafurcementS TO the
! troops on tue border.