The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-04
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f mfr. Jenkins liberal} attacked the. Gov
fernment foTii reticence, and dWelt on the
anxiety OF the country in the matter
MIR. John Bright blamed Mr.. Diraeii for
not making statement informing the coun-
try Of his policy. He protested against q
war for the maintenance OF Turkey. He
declared that the Crimean war was uniustly
commenced, unfortunate in progress, and
ignominions in its end, and concluded by
saying that the nation wanted neutrality.
Sir Henry Wolf Conservative deprecated
the discussion, and said he supported the
cause Of the Government. [Cries Of "What
carlse."]
The debate continued, and very animated,
until the subject was finally dropped with
out action. Fa }i. $3.50
sERVLANs DEFEATED. IN THE FIRST BAT
TLE-STATEMEETS DENIED, &C.
LONDON, July 81 Midnight "a dispatch to
the Reuter- Telegraph Company, from Wild
den, reports that the Turks have captured
some Seryian intrenchments near Zenicar,
and the Servians fled, losing 1000 killed,
wounded, and prisoners.
A Reuter- telegram from Paris denies the
truth OF the report Of the Paris coTe-
land had proposed meeting of repre-
the conflict in Turkey tsa -,t'if.53.
lie Moniteur also gives direct contradic-
ton to the Vienna dispatch in the Times Of
yesterday, to the effect that France had
taken the first step toward common action
on the part Of European Powers to restrain
Servia. .1-f & ,,,,s...s, L .. asli
LIE Temps expresses the opinion that the
Great Powers will observe neutrality, but
it appears probable they will appoint COM
misSioners who, after the first encounter,
will endeavor to induce the combatarlts to
suspend hostilities.
It is reported that the Hungarian General
klopka has undertaken Reorganization OF
the Turkish army.
A BATCH OF LIBEL SUITS.
LONDON, July Robert Buchanan, the
poet, sued Mr.. Taylor, member Of Parlia-
ment for Leicester, the proprietor of the
Examiner, for $4,000 for libels contained
| in the Examiners reviews and in letters
from Algernon Swinburne, the poet, elected
| by Buchanan's criticisms OF SWinburne and
others, under the designation OF "Fleshy
School," The jury awarded Mr.. Buchanan
$3.50 damages.
Mr.. Lewis, member Of Parliament for
Londonderry, has obtained rule absolutely
for a criminal information for libel against
the publishers Of the World in consequence
Of 4 series Of attacks suggesting that Mr..
Lewis was engaged in nefarious practices in
organizing and maintaining sham compa-
MES.
Sir Charles Russell, baronet, member Of
Parliament for Westminster, has obtained a
rule niSi for criminal information for libel
against the publishers Of the Hour on ac-
count Of the publication OF certain articles
in that paper charging him with financial
legerdemain in connection with the Peru.
Wan bonds.
In both the latter cases the prosecution
undertook to carry the cases to their legiti.
mate result, the chief justice having notified
them that the use of the courts process will
no longer be permitted for obtaining ex
PLANTATION and apology.
A NEW PARTY IN FRANCE.
PARIS, July 3.-The irrcconcilable Radi
cal members OF the Chamber OF Deputies tt
the number Of twenty-three met at the resi-
dence OF NJ. Louis Blanc yesterday ant
formed a special party.