The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-02
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
MORE BUSINESS FAILURES IN LoNDt

MORE BUSINESS FAILURES IN LONDON.
LONDON June 1.-The fortnightly settle
ment on the Stock Exchange which was
concluded yesterday developeda considera-
bic amount OF trouble among the . bear"
spectators. Up to now there have been
thirteen failures declared in the house, some
with rather large accounts open. There are
reports OF embarrassments III the Bradford
manufacturing districts. Four firms OF no
stated that their aggregate liabilities, though
considerable are not such as to appreciably
| disturb trade. = ~
49, France.
THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES AND THrERs-AN
ADDRESS FROM TIE STUDENTS OF PARIS.
PARIS, June LA RepubAque FRANCHISE
states that the Chamber Of Deputies will not
vote the Budget while Brosiie remains in
| power. This decision is in accordance with
the advice OF NJ. Theirs.
The Government intends to prosecute the
President Of the Paris Municipal Council
for remarks insulting to President Mac3la-
hon during a speech ut St. Denis.
The students Of Paris have presented an
address to NJ. Gambetta.
The address is moderate in tone, and
| thanks n. Gambetta for his efforts in behalf
OF the republic. M. Gambetta congratulated
the students on their firm and patient atti-
tude. He expressed the conviction that the
bounds Of legality would not be oVerpassed,
and that the question must be referred to
the Judgment of the country in the possible
contingency OF President MacAIahon's re-
signaton. He said NJ. Theirs is a statesman,
and well fitted to become again perfectly
constitutional President.
Holland.
ILLNESS OF THE QUEEN.
THE HAGUE, June 1.-The symptoms Of
the Queen of Holland are assuming m
alarming character.
The Eastern War.
DELAY IN THE RUSSIAN ADVANCE IN ASIA, &C.
LONDON, une1.-A special dispatch from
Vienna to the Times has the following :
zone thing seems pretty certain-that for
one reason or another, possibly; for sew
eral, delay has occurred in the Russian ad:
| vance in Asia. Possibly even the necessity
OF sending some Of the reserve troops from
Trans Caucacus to secure communication
through the Caucacus may have contributed
to retard the advance. Fortunately for
Russia, the Turks seem scarcely in q
position to take advantage OF this de-
lay. All accounts from the spot agree
that the concentration OF their forces
/ 10 SfCh nOlSC tu5A S5CuLl CSAN'SAe
They are considerably fewer than has been
assumed, and, with the exception Of arms,
lack every requisite for an army in the field.
There seems even to be hardly any reserve
stock Of ammunition, especially for the ar
i tillery. It is impossible to expect that all
these Shortcomings can be remedied before
the Russians push forward to Erzeroun.
| A special from Paris to the Times says !:
i "M. Defourton, Minister Of the Interior,
has resolved to forbid all political meetings
OF over twenty persons"
PREPARATIONS TO CROSS TIE DANUBE AT
i IBEAIL.
/ LONDON, June Ia special dispatch from
Vienna to the second edition OF the Daily
! Teleoraph SAYS: On the Cars arrival Mt
PIaiesti a council OF war will be held. and
on the 7th orders are to be given for cToss-
| ing the Danube at IhraH and rurnn Magu-
! reii. An important demonstration under
i Prince Charles WIZ made from Kalafat,
DESTRUCTIVE flhs.lN T1PLIs.
BRUSSELS, June 1.-THE Lenofd says q
great fire has occurred in Tifis, and the
i whole Of q principal street DESTROYED, to-
gether with large amount OF property.
SUSPENSION OF wgLL-KNowN snIP-BR0XERs,
BUFFALO, Jnue 1.--Yesberg q Baker,
well-known ship-ehandlera, have suspend
ed. Liabilities, $4,000; assets, not known.
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