The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-09

feeelfeu Dy ner 1nulhn suDJscts. She declare
that the course pursued by England In put
tin. ? al end to slavery within her own de
nend. 'cies mikes it important that the actiot
ef her a., os elsewhere should be In harmon,
with thar co, rrse. The ff.irs OF the coIonie:
have generally .'ontinued to advance in pros
perity, though the troubles in Malacca AND
South Africa are poin.> ID out briefly.
Bills for the regulation VI an ultimate TIL
bunal Of appeal for the Unlte,. h'ngdom, FOL
the amendment Of the mercbaa snlppiog'
laws, and for prisou.m1nagement ana PIT
mary education, are considered.
Soon after the reading OF the Queen
speech Sir Hartford Northcote, chancellor Of
the exchequer, announced 4 resolution for
next Monday to cover the purchase of the
hhediye's Suez canal shares.
The Right Hon. G.. J. Goscben gave notice
that be would ask the Right Hon. George
Ward Hunt, the first lord of the admiralty,
on Thursday next, when he Intends to submit
the papers relating to the loss of the VAN
guard.
Mr.. Samuel PIimsoll will tomorrow intro.
duce an amended shipping bill.
The Government has given notice OF the
marine insurance and the merchant shipping
bill for Thursday.
The debate on the address in answer 10
the Qleen's speech has opened. The attend
/; q 9 G isvery full.
l. MOON, February S.-The Weekly Wor59
I elite ltes the statement of the coming mar.
! az Of the Princess Beatrice with Prince
J. oui of Bittenburg, and denies the story of
Il o le-thousanGpoundg gift from the Mar
81 Ia If Ripon to the Pope.
Spain.
GREAT EhTTLE PROGRESSING.
LONDON, February S.-The Carlist com.
rnittee have published 4 dispatch from Hen.
daye saving that a great battle was begun
Saturday, and was still progressing at last
accounts. The Carlist losses were inconsld.
cradle. They held all their positions, the
troops showing great confidence and enthu-
9 asm.
MADRID. February 8.-The Royalsts have
now complete possession of Biscay aud Alya.
Gesmany.
THE GOVERNMENT ON THE CUBAN QUESTION.
LONDON, Fehrulry S--A special dispatch
from Berlin to the Duiiy Netcs says that the
report that Germany had declined to make
any representations to Spain in regard to
Cuba is incorrect. The German Govern
ment has not answered the coslmunication
Of the United States, which did not require
or invite an answer but there is every rea-
son 10 believe that Germany is not IN willing
to impress upon Spain the justice of the
American complaints and the ACCESSIBILITY Of
giving some redress.
Rome.
. LONDON, February S.-The Daily Ne,1s's
Rome special says the inaugural meeting Of
the British and Foreign Bible Society was
held at the American church, in Via Con-
dotta, yesterday, English. Scotch, and Anne
rican ProtestantS participating.
Cuno, an old friend Of Garibaldi, recently
died at Florence without receiving Extreme
JUNCTION. The clergy consequently refused
to perform Christian burial. Garibaldi there
fore writes, advising cremation.
Turkey.
RAGUsA, February S.-Ali Pasha is shortly
expected here. The Turkish men-of-war off
kleck protest against the supervision Of their
boats by the Austrian men-of- war in the
harbor. 1t is reported that the Austrian
squadron has been ordered to Kleck.
BUCHAREST, February S.-The Chamber
voted 1000, 900 OF peastres for the equipment
of the army. During the debate the Minis
ter Of War repeated the assurance that the
Roumania.
THE GOVERNMENT DECLINES TO PAY FURTHER
TRIBUTE TO TURKEY.
LONDON. February S.-The Helet Nepe, a
journal OF Pesth, publsbe, an article to the
following , feet "The Sublime Porte, on
account of It's financial difficulties, recently
requested Roumania to pay her customary
tribute in advance. The Rounanian Gov.
eminent has sent note in reply declaring
that the treaties stipuate that the tribute is
payable only in return for the obligation as
sumed by Turkey to defend Roumania from
foreign invasion. Now Turkey can neither
quelI q local insurrection nor protect Rou.
mania therefore the obligation to pay the
tribute is at an end. Roumania declares
herself an independent State, and that she
will protect her own territory.