The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-29

18th Ef18 GpCka the mfbGHEA ubH9ean Line
s.eamer Goethe, from New FORK April nth
for Hamburg, In latitude 4Es 10 longitude So
west, standing to eastward under; Sail with
propeller gone. The. Goethe declined assfs-
tance. The next day the Anleriq uc signalieda
westWard-bound Hamburg American steasn-
er, Intending to notify her About the Goethe,
but the steamer paid no attention 70 her
signals, but proceeded on her voyage.
Secretary Fish's communication respect
ing the extraditfon OF Winsfow was de-
livered at tbs British Foreign Office satur-
day, but is unanswered, and 1t Is not known
what course win be pursued when Wins.
lows time viii have expired.
The Standards Paris dispatch reports
that 81. Jourde, formerly the Communist
Minister OF Finance, has been expelled from
Strasburg. Elss
The House OF Commons to-day discussed
the question OF issuing the Royal titles pro-
-clamation. The debate was acrimonious,
and ended without result.
Lord Carnavon, Secretary for Colonies,
yesterday sent dispatch to Barbados as to
affairs in that island, and was answered that
no disturbances had occurred since Satur-
day, when ninety persons were taken into
custody, and one or two rioters killed. None
OF the sugar-works have been injured. No
apprehensioDs were entertained OF the re-
newal Of the outbreak.
In Liverpool American cotton had been
freely offered with declining price and poor
demand. s8
The Gazette of to-day contains procla-
nation Of the title Of Empress OF India.
| France.
THE COMMUNE PRISONERS.
PARIS, April 2S.-The agitation In favor
Of amnesty is growing so great that the
Government is contemplating repressiye
measures.
Germany.
BERLIN, April 2S.-The Imperial Court OF
Discipline at Pottsdam have sentenced
Count Won Arnim to formal dismissal
from the public service and payment OF
costs Of the proceedings.
Austria.
| VIENNA, April 2S.-The rumor that Baron
Rodich had resigned, or intended to ign,
the Governorship OF Damatia is unfounded.
The principle OF settling national disputes
by arbitration is favored by many members
OF Reichsrath. The subject has been adyo-
Gated here by Senior Marcoarter, the Span
ish philanthropist.
Rome.
R0ME, April 2S.-The representatives q
some of the great Powers were recently in
conference with several influential card:
nails with the view OF ascertaining the bcs
means of bringing to an end the conflict be
tween various States and the Church. Thu
cardinals unanimously declared that peace
was impossible unless the spiritual indie
pendence of the Church was acknowledged
and alliance and agreement between Churcl
and State was regulated by concordat with
out either party being made subordinate.
Turkey.
LONDON, April 2s.-The Times'S specia
dispatch from Paris says: Muhkta
Pascha, when on the point Of renewing hi
attempt to revictual Nicsic, was apprise
from Constantinople that a regular force c
ten thousand Montenegrians was statione
to bar his approach to the town. 1t is al
serted that the Russian officers are organ
!; izing the Montenegrians to aid the insul
gents"
A dispatch from Berlin reports that Prime
Milan has issued proclamation declarin
; that the ornaments in Servia are caused b
the concentration Of the Turkish forces {
Nicsic.