The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-10
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LORD MAYORS DAY IN LoNDoN-THE! CERE
/. MONIES AND DISPLAY ATTENDANT UPON THE
T. INSTALLATION OF THE NEW LORD MAYOR, sc.
LONDON, November o. To-day is Lord
Mayors day, and business and street traffic
was for long while to a great extent sus-
pended, The weather, which this mornibg
was cold and foggy, cleared up in the after
noon and became pleasant and favorable for
the great event of the day, the installation
of Alderman WI. R. Cotton as Lord Mayor
of London for the coming year. a.. =.
The general arrangements for the usual
ceremonies were successfully carried out.
After the religious and other exercises had
been performed at Guild Hall the procession
at 2 O'Clock started upon its march to West.
minister Hall. Among the features Of the
procession were the band of the Grenadier
Guards, Twentieth Hussars amounted ca.
yalry), the Honorable Artillery Company,
one hundred Odd.Fellowso of the Manches-
te: Unity, one hundred boys from the Ma.
rine Society, the usual delegations from live
ried companies, and the new Lord Mayor
and sheriffs in their gilded coaches. ~
After short stay at Westminster, where
the mayor and sheriffs took the necessary
oaths and went through the legal formallties,
the procession returned to- Guild Hall.
The route throughout was lined with
thousands of people, and many houses were
gaily decorated.
Owing to the excellent police arrange
ments there were no disorders whatever
beyond the manifestations of good humor
usual on Lord Mayors day. .jD.
His Lordship will signalize his first occu-
patton of the Mansion House by the custo-
mary grand banquet. In consequence OF
the report OF the select committee OF tha
House of Commons on Loans to Foreign
States 1t has been determined not to invite
the ministers of Honduras. Paraguay, and
Costa RIGA but all the other members Of
the corps diplomatic will, as usual, receive
invitations. asE i'
THE PRINCE OF wALES'S BIRTHDAY.
To-day was also the birthday of his Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales. The church
bells were rung merrily during the fore
noon, and salutes fired from the tower of
the barracks at st. James's Park, at Wind.
sor, and elsewhere. The city was partially
illuminated this evening. i, ~ - 49,
STANLEY THE HERALD MAN HEARD FROM.
NEW YORK, November "a London dis.
patch says letters just received from Stanley,
dated at Ulagala, in Uganda, give an &C.
count OF the continuation and conclusion OF
his examination of the shores of the Victoria
Niyansea. They confirm Speck's. view that
the lake is one large body OF water, and not
a series of small lakes, as held by Living
stone. -. -
Austria.
THE TURKISH AMBASSADOR SUMMONED TO con-
so. sTANTIEoPLE. =,
VIENNA. November 9.-The Turkish am
bassador in this city has been summoned, to
Constantinople to assume there the ministry
of foreign affairs. He favors the reforms re-
commended by Russia, Austria, and North
Germany. DO ;: 49,.
Rome.
DENIAL OF A PUBLISHED STATEMENT REGARD.
ING THE VATICAN AND SPAIN.
ROME, November 9.-Recentiy the DiGr7o
Espanol OF Madrid gave publication to the
statement that note had been dispatched
from the Vatican to Spain insisting upon the
execution of the Concordat; attributing the
civil war to religious tolerance demanding
that the bishop OF Urgel be tried by ecclssi-
astical judges, sc. The existence of this
note is denied here. The communication
from Spain is still unanswered. !. $50
a