The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-26
ter's policy. 1t will be hardly possible hes
fore the decision day lJanuary 3o.h) to know
which party In victorious.
RUMoRs coHTRADrcTzp.


which party Is victorious.
RUMoRs cosTRADrcTzp.
The Paris Official Journal contradicss the
rumors that the reserve will shortly be called
out; also, the intended mobilization of Inc
territorial army.
PARIS, January % La Li5erte publishes
a report Of another conspiracy TO murder
Prince Milan at Belgrade.
PAINTINGS FOR TEE cxNygss1Ar.
PARIS, January 25.-The commission ap-
pointed to examine the works of French
artists for the exhibition at Ph;isdelphia
have completed their labors. They have
selected $40 pictures, including the "Deela-.
ration Of Independence and Surrender.
Of Yorktown" }" by Charles Edward Armand
Du Marsay cold and New California;
By Berthold; portrait Of Washington by
Pripcetain; and several works by other
French artists. Also. 100 sculptures and GO
eugraylugs and designs.
ALL RIGHT.
HAvRE, January 25.-The steamship
L'Amerique, so nearly wrecked recently, has
been fully repaired here, snd sails for New
York next week.
Germany.
the REPLY TO AMERICAS CUBAN NOTE. :
BERLIN, January rs -Itis stated that the
European Governments have reserved their
reply 70 the American note on the Spanish
Cuban question till they have had an opper--
tunity of exchanging views on the subject.
BERLIN, January 25.-It Is stated that the
National Liberal party will give Bismarck
its full support in the Won Arnim clauses Of
the penal code.
BERLIN, January 25.-In the Relehstag
the bill to grant aid to the Philadelphia
Centennial was passed to its second reading.
A grave commercial crisis is announced at
RU, which will probably rtscs at St. Pc
tersburgh.
Spain.
THE NEW coRrEs.
MADRID, January 25.-Four hundred and
six members Of the new Cortes are elected.
Of these, thirty are supporters Of Slgosta,
ten Clericas, one Cantenalist, and three
hundred and sxty-four Minlsterialis's. Sen,r
CASTELAR, is the only Moderate Republican
elected.
FIGHTING NEAR REETERIA-IBE ALFossIsTS
GAINING GROUND.
HENDAYs, January % "A dispatch from
Renteria states that the AfoDsists are
making a general movement, aud that heavy
firing is going on around San Sebastian.
Eight battalions are advancing on neighbor-
ing Carlist positions.
Later adyices from Ren;eria report that
the fighting continues. The Al(onsists are
rapidly gaining ground in the neishborhcod
of LIZ Sarte and Ogarzien. No idea can be
formed yet of the losses on either sid.
Turkey.
OPPRESSION OF ARMENIAN CHRISTIANS.
LONDON, January 25.-The Tines has a
Conslantinople dispatch which gives details
Of great suffering among the Armenian
Christians from the cruelty Of their Turkish
rulers and tue unrestrained rapine Of the
Kaerds. Many Christians are protesting
conversion TO Isamism IN the hope OF esc7p-
ing oppression.
Japan.
A Mandarian who has returned from
Yommoran says that Mr.. Margsry was killed
while driving at given sigral-namely, the
clappiug of hands. The first clap was to
seize him, and the second clap to behead
him. The plot to kill him is col frmed by
French priests.
Foreign Notes.
BUCHAREST, January 25.-Thc Minister OF
War asks an additional quarter OF Z million
sterling for army equipment.
LONDON, January pa dispatch from
the Vienna Daily NenS mentions rumor
that the Sultan, after receiving the embissa-
dors of the powers, intends to sunounce
that the reforms proposed by Austria are
imprac.icable.
Genera! Henry j. Margary bias died from
the shock caused by the murder OF his SON.
AMSTERDAM, january 25.-king William
to-day formally opened at the Crystal Pal
ace, for temporary exposition, the articles
destined for the Philadelphia Centennial.