The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-02
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.
TROOPS FOR CUBA-FEsTlvITIRs AT MADRID
Ex-oUEEN BABELLA.
LONDON, March IA special telegram
from Madrid TO the Ne,rS states that thirty
thousand men will be sent to Cuba imme.
diately.
There will be three days. bull.fghting and
other festivities on the entry Of the Royal
troops into Madrid.
The Spanish embassy at Paris positively
denies that ex.Queen Isabella has any politi-
cal motive in visiting Spain. She gees at
the request of King Alfonso. 1t is stated
that Isabella will 20 to Carayanchet, near
Madrid, Immediately after King Alfonso's
return from the North.
MADRID, March 1.-Several deputies in
tend Offering resolution 10 the Cortes that
Blscay and Navarro cease to exist as separate
provinces, and to call on the Government to
apportion the territory among the adjacent
provinces.
CARLOS DOES NOT RELINQUIsH HIS CLAIMS.
PARIS, March IAN official Carist docu.
ment Is published here stating that Don
Carlos has not relinquished his claims 70 the
throne of Spain. 1t says he was not van.
quished, but retired to France voluntarily.
He gave up his arms neither to France nor
to rhe Alfonsists, but voluntarily laid them
down after heroic Struggle, thus COM
pletely reserving the future, which belongs
to him.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APPROACHING
RETURN TO MADRID.
LONDON, March IA telegram from Ca
diz to the Times says proclamation has
been published there declaring that the
King has brave army, and that the Govern,
ment, with the patriotic cooperation oil all
parties, have put an end TO the curse OF CIVIL
| war.
Alfonso and part of the army will make
triumphant entry into Madrid at the end
of the present week.
England.
MARRIAGE OF PROFESSOR TYNDALL.
LONDON, March 1.-The marriage of Pro.
fessor Tyndall TO Miss Louisa, daughter OF
Lord Claude Hamilton, took place yester-
day at Westminster Abbey. The rite was
performed by Dean Stanley. Among those
present were Thomas Carlyle, Professor Hux.
lev, Doctor Hooker, and Sir T. Pollock.
Germany.
THE CASE OF Won ARNIH.
LONDON, March Ia Berlin special says
that the Emperor William refuses safe con-
duct for Won Arnim to visit bis sick son IN
Berlin; and the application for pardon oy
Won Arnim's family remains unanswered.
The present charge against Count Won Arnim
embraces bigh-treason, insulting the Empe-
ror, Bismarck, and the Foreign Office.
France.
MOVEMENTS OF DON CARLOS.
PARIS. March 1.-Don Carlos left Pau
Yesterday for England. The Conte Caserta
goes to Cannes.
PARIS, March 1T is reported that the
eminent Communist Blarq qui ls dead.
Italy.
HASTgGAzzA's FoRGERIEs.
LONDON, March 1.-The 1fmes's Rome
special contains further details of the great
forgery. The Marchese Mantegazza has al
ways hitherto been regarded as gentleman
worthy of all confidence, and was director
in the Modeua and Mantua railway. Some
assert that he has been employed by
the King IN his financial operations, and
has taken advantage OF the opportunity at.
forded by that confidence in March OF last
wear. The Marchese Mantegazza negotiated
a loan of six millions OF francs for the muni-
cipality of Naples, and received the money
under his own control from The Paris bank-
ers who placed the loan.
THE DIFFERENCES WITH SWITZERLAND.
ROME, March I'M. Mermiilod has bad
an interview With the Pope, and Cardinal
Antoneli pc sitively asserted that the Vatl-
can is seeking for means for settling I.
differences with Switzerland.
Egypt.
EGYPT TEMPORARILY ABANDoNs TIE DEVELOP
MEsT OF HEB EQUATORIAL POSSESSIONS.
LONDON, March 1.-The TfmeS's let
ter from Alexandria says that it Is
stated on good authority that Colonel
Gordon, the African explorer, Is re-
| turning to Cairo. Various reasons are as
| signed. among which are the following
Harassing struggles with the reoellions
tribes have thinned bis forces; the egyptian
troops do not thrive at the equator; the
blacks are not always readily recruited, and,
also, want of harmony between Colonei
| Gordon and the Egyptian Adminisfratlon
for the permanent control OF equatorial
Egypt. II is probable that Egypt will tenn
| porarily abandon the development Oh her
equatorial possessions.
San Domingo
RESIGNATION OF PRESIDENT GONZALES.
E,xr vo,y Koyoh "A San Domingo