The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-07
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.
no NEW CABINET APPOINTED.

no NEW CABINET APPOINTED.
LONDON, November GA Reuter- dispatch
from Paris says: The Official Journal does
not contain a new Cabinet or any other APP
pointments, except some members OF the
Legion OF Honor, which include the SUBJ
project OF Riherae, where NJ. Fourton was
elected to the Chamber OF Deputies. and
five journalists OF the Figaro, Liberte, Fran
caiSe, and Paris journals.
LONDON, November Ga Reuter- telegram
from Paris says Ministerial lists in the
Moniteur and Soliel are not confirmed, and
it is understood that III. Pouher Quertier
has not vet succeeded in forming 4 new
Ministry. It is therefore thought probable
that the Duke de Brogie and his ministe-
rial colleagues will present themselves be-
fore the Chamber OF Deputies tomorrow to
uphold the policy and defend the acts OF
President MacMahon's administration"
THE PRESENT MINISTRY TO REMAIN IN OFFICE.
PARIS, November 6.-The latest intell-
gence confirms the reports that the present
Ministry will remain in office and appear
| before Che Chambers tomorrow.
The FRANCHISE declares that President
MacMahon is not discouraged. As long rs
the Conservatives support him he will sup
port them. A deputation OF members OF
the Right OF the Lower Chamber have had
an interview with President MacMahon,
and informed him that they counted upon
his frmness to resist revolutionary enter
prises.
Temps says the Republicans have lost 81
and gained 16S seats in the Councils-Gene-
raj. E..,...
BANQUET IN HONOR OF GRANT.
PARIS, November 6.-The banquet given
in honor OF General Grant by the American
residents Of Paris tonight was 4 remarkably
brilliant affair. The guests, to the number
of $50, filled seven tables. AT a semi-circu-
lar table, raised above the others, were eX-
President Grant, Minister Noyes, Consul
General Torbert, NJ. Vigraud, OF the Amer-
can legation; Jesse Grant, son OF the Gene
raj; the Marquis de Rochambeau, NJ. de
Lafayette. and Mesdames Grant, Noyes,
Stevens, Lincoln, and SickleS.
England.
COMPLETION OF A TELEGRAPH LINE.
LONDON, November CA special from
Berlin to the Standard says: The subter-
ranean telegraph line between Berlin and
Kiel has been completed, witt. appropriate
ceremonies, in the presence OF the Post
master-Generat and members Of the Eng
lish and Austrian telegraph companies.
The total length OF the German subterra-
mean cables is now lat kilometres. Each
cable contains seven wires.
Rome.
THE PoPE's CONDITION.
ROME, November 6.-The statement that
Cardinal Manning had been summoned to
Rome by the Pope is unfounded. The Pope
continues very weak, but makes efforts to
give audiences.
The War News.
REPORTED TURKISH DEFEAT.
LONDON. November c. The iollowin.
aconic dispatch would appear to confirm
the Dauy 1elegraph'S report from Ere
roum of the defeat Of the Turks before that
city on Monday. after an engagement of
ten hours duration:
'sConstantinopte, November 6.-Moukhtar
Pasha telegraphs from ErZeroum Monday as
follows: 'We had an engagement at Deye
Boriun, after which we returned here
RUSSIAN. VICTORY.
LONDON, November IA special to the
Post, dated Constantinople, Tuesday, an
nounces that after some resistance Mouhktar
Pasha, finding his position on the Deye b.
yum seriously compromised, abandoned it,
and is falling back on ErZingan and Trebi-
Zand. The Russians have occupied Ere
roum.
ARREST OF DIGSITARIES. @.'
VIENNA. November 6.--The Political Cor
reSpondence publishes special dispatch
from Constantinople saying: Many promi-
nent dignilaries have been arrested by order
of the Grand Vizier. 1t is said that CON-
spiracy on the part OF q party OF eX-Sultan
Murad has been discovered.