The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12
Spain.

Spain.
AN INsURRECTIoNARY OUTBREAK.
MADRID, August 10.-A band OF insur.
gents made their appearance in the province
OF Estramcdura, shouting for the republic.
a railway mall-train was stopped by them.
Troops have gone in pursuit.
QUEEN CHRIsTIASA.
HAvRE, August 1O.-The condition of
Queen Christiana Of Spain is regarded as
almost hopeless.
ROME, August 10.-Cardinal Lorenzo
Nina, the new Papal Secretary Of State, has
addressed circular to the Papal Nuncios
announcing that be will follow the policy
pursued by the late Cardinal Franchi; re-
commencing the Nuncos to act with great
prudence, and avoid creating unnecessary
embarrassments for the Holy Sec. He in
structs them 10 assure the Powers that the
Holy See will endeayor to maintain with
them relations Of sincere friendship.
LONDON, August 10.-A dispatch from
Rome says the Minister of Justice Of the
Italian Government withholds the exequa-
tor from Monsignor Sanfelica, the new
Archbishop OF Naples, thus declaring null
the Pontifcal bulla nominating him. The
Vatican maintains the Archbishop at its own
cost.
Another Rome dispatch says: " Cardinal
Nina, the Papal Secretary OF State, who has
been immersed i'm the inner workings Of the
curid. will now be heard OF almost for the
first time. His influence, however, though
unseen, has been felt, and in his succeeding
to the Office OF Cardinal Secretary OF State
we have the assurance that the policy which
Franchi initiated will be followed out.
Franchi and Nina were intimate friends,
entertaining the same views. It was with
Nina's assistance that Franchi formulated
the demands which form the basis OF the
pending negotiations between Monsignor
Mazella, the Papal Nuncio, and Prince Bis
marck, at Kissengen. 1t was in accordance
with the advice OF Cardinal Nina that Pope
Plus TX. was finally induced to consent to
the bishops asking their eXequator5 from
the Italian Government. There is every
reason for concluding that Pope Leo has
made the best choice, and that the result OF
the Cardinals appointment will be Satis1ac-
tory"
Meeting of the International None
tary Conference.
PARIS, August 10.-The session Of the
International Monetary Conference opened
here to-day. M. Leon Say was elected Pre-
sidcnt on motion Of Hon. Reuben e. Fen
ton. After the nomination OF secretaries,
and the delivery OF 4 short address OF wei
come by the President, Mr.. FentOn ex
planned the objects Of the Conference. He
thanked the Powers who had responded to
the appeal OF the United States; hoped
the distinguished men taking part in
the Conference would facilitate the accom-
pIishment OF the work which would further
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Several members not having arrived, the
Conference was adiourned for few days.
The Hungary Elections.
LONDON, August 10.-A Vienna dispatch
says: 1.-The news OF the elections in Hun
gary is still favorable to the Government.
Complete returns are received from 305
election districts, which 60 to show the cleo
ton OF 1S2 Liberals, 52 United Opposition,
Sc Extreme Left, II Nationals, and 30 indie
pendents. Herr Tisza has been invited to
come forward as candidate for several con-
stituencies. He is said to have accepted the
candidacy Of Schemntz."
PEsTH, August 9.-Herr TiSza has been
unanimously elected deputy for Sepsi Gyo-
ergy.
TRANS and Insurgents Not Con-
firImed.
LONDON, August 10.-A dispatch from
Vienna states that no official intelligence
has been received there OF the battle be-
tween the Austrians and insurgents on the
line from Sheptsche to Maglai on August
Sth. as announced by the Daily NearS cor
respondent at Sheptsche.
The Kissengcn Conference.
LONDON, August lot is reported that
the negotiations at Kisscngen between the
Papal Nunclo and Prince Bismarck were
undertaken with the advice and assistance
of Cardinal Nina.