The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-09
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, August ga dispatch from
Vienna TO the Times says the results OF the
Hungarian elections are known in 1874 dis
tricts. and show that lie Liberals Tor sup
porters OF the present GOVERNMENT. 81 of
United Opposition, and 81 OF the Extreme
Left have been elected. Herr Tissa, Chief
OF the Hungarian Ministry, will probably
be returned from some constituency where
q second ballot is necessary.
France.
THE FRANCO. AMERICAN TREATY CONFERENCE.
PARIS, August S.--The project for COM
mercial treaty which the Frauco-American
conference referred to a committee last
night is embraced in a document entitled
Z" Memorial by the members OF the Franco.
American Conference TO the United States
Congress and the French Chambers" The
memorial calls attention to the langour Of
commercial relations between France and
the United States, and declares that the rea-
son is found in the respective import duties
OF The two countries. It also discusses the
causes which oppose the extension Of trade
between the two countries-these being the
instability OF the value OF legal money in
the United States, the increase Of customs
duties, and the progress OF some branches
OF American industry or the creation OF new
ones.
One section Of the memorial contains the
project and basis OF treaty Of commerce,
which is offered as basis Of discussion,
and committing neither delegation to it.
This project provides that either country
shall give to the other The same commercial
advantages, which it gives the most favored
nation; prescrbes conditions OF assessment
OF ad uOterem duties at shipping points;
provides for a revision Of the American
tariff on French products, with q detailed
schedule for silks, wines, and spirits; stip-
uates that il either nation imposes domes-
tic duty it may be imposed on that OF the
other party to the treaty; exempts from the
operation of all the clauses OF the treaty ex-
cept the clause on all dock, harbor, and
kindred dues for local facilities guarantees,
reciprocal rights to citizens OF the respect
i've countries in the ownership OF CONNER
cial marks, emblems, and stamps.
FURTHER MOBILIZATION OF AUSTRIAN FORCES.
ROME, August S.-A Vienna dispatch to
the Reuter- Telegram Company says: In
view OF the inSurrectionary movement in
Bosnia and Herzegovina, which the Porte
is here strongly suspected OF ferment-
ing, and in consequence OF the agi-
taiion in Servia and Montenegro, the
Austrian Government, Notwithstanding the
strong corps af occupation sent 10 Bosnia
and Herzegovina, intends affecting fur
Their mobilization OF its forces in order TO
have in reserve an additional army corps
ready for active service. Great annoyance
is felt in official quarters here at the unfor-
tunate Maela affair, the Austrian losses in
which are considered due to manifest care
leSsness."
AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION ONLY RESISTED by THE
LOWER CLASSES.
LONDON, August S.-A dispatch from Vi
emma to The Dolly Telegraph says: "1he
information that the Porte has issued in
structions to officials throughout Bosnia and
Herzegovina, forbidding opposition to Aus
TRAN occupation, is derived from an uneX-
ceptionable Austrian source, and sets at
naught idle rumors concerning the
Porte's alleged connivancc with the
insurgents. Some resistance, nevertheless,
is expected at certain points, and may cost
some Austrian lives, as would have been
the case even if an Austro-TurkSh CONVEX
ton bad been concluded before the frontier
was crossed. The respectable portion OF the
inhabitants everywhere welcomed the Aus
TRANS, and only persons OF the lower classes
and some disbanded troops have Joined the
Instruction."
A Vienna dispatch to the Times says ::
"The Turkish Government declares en-
phatically that it has ordered its representa-
tives not TO oppose the Austrians. The de-
lay OF these orders until the insurrection
has established itself in the heart OF Bosnia
detracts somewhat from their value"
APPROACHING MARRIAGE OF PRINCE LOUIS
NAPOLEON III.
PARIS, August S.-The Constitutional,
Bonapartist organ, announces a marriage
arrangement between Prince Louis Napo-
leon the Third and the Princess Thyra,
daughter of the King OF Denmark. The
date is not yet fixed. The Constitutional
says: I" 1t is stated that this marriage will
be the &C, .sion Of beneficial revision OF
the treaty OF Prage." Thyra is sister OF
tie Princess Of Wales.
The TrOnble in the Turkish Provinces.
SULEINAN PAsHA SHUT UP IN TREBISJE-
BOSNIAN TROOPS DESERVING TO THE ISsUR-
GENTS.
RAGUsA, August S.-Suleiman Pasba. with
1850 Asiatlc troops, is shut up in TrebiDie.
He will not allow the insurgents to enter
the town, fearing massacre of the Turkish
authorities.
Fifteen hundred Bosnian regular troops
have deserted from Treblnie and Joined the
insurgents at DnrbroWo.
APOLAESARgs WATER.