The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-20
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, July 19.-This weeks circu-
lar of the Liverpool Cotton-Brokers' Asso-
citation says: "Cotton was in good demand
at hardening prices early in the week. For
the last few days business was large, with
general advance. In American there. was
large business, and quotations were 1-l6 to
3-1Gd. higher, the advance being most mark
ed in medium and lower grades, which
were in most request. Sea Island was in
extensive demand, chiefly on lower quail
ties Of Florida, which advanced Cd. Flu
lures were not materially changed till Tues
day, when some was stronger; wednesday
and Thursday I'd. advance was generally
obtained; but the market closes Lied. be-
low tine best for some positions"
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, July ia leading grain cir
cular says s.All the wheat markets are dull
this week consequent upon continuance
of the fine weather. There has been no
quotablc change regarding spot or cargoes
adoat, OF at calling ports; OF tue latter
only ten remain unsod. At this market
since Tuesday there has been no quotable
change in prices except for corn, which
took a turn in favor of sellers this morning.
There has been steady consumptiye de-
and red to fair extent at last weeks cur
rency. Flour slow, but prices unchanged.
Corn-Denland is good with turn decided
" in favor Of the buyer.
A Scene i'm Parliament.
LONDON, July 19.-The Marquis OF Sails
bury declared in the House Of Lords last
night that he had to state on behalf OF his
colleagues, Lords Bcaconsted, Cairns, and
fofn Nnrfhnnto
Smith, the Duke OF Richmond, and Mr..
Cross, that Lord Derby's statement rela-
tive to the secret expedition for Selling Cy-
prus was not correct. There was quite
scene Of excitement, during which Lord
Salisbury was called to order for saying
that the statement was not true.
LONDON, July 19.-All the morning pa
pers except the Daily NelcS comment IA
vorably on Lord Beaconsheld's statement
in the House OF Lords last evening. The
Times thinks Lord Derby trapsgrcssed his
rights and the custom which it is desirable
to uphold in making public his recollec-
tons OF former discussions OF the Cabinet
The scene in the House is said to have
surpassed in brillancy and animation any
thing within living memory. Every part
of the chamber was denscly crowded. The
passage between Salisbury and Derby was
very sharp.
Lord Salisbury said that Derby was con-
stanty making revelations. This was the
third speech. since he left the Cabinet, and
on each occasion we had all insLalmcnt OF
some fatal tale. Like Dr. Oates, he said,
Lord Derby did not know how much the
public would endure; so he gave his story
liz broken doses. So far rs his (Salisbury's)
memory served, Derby's statement was not
true. On being called to order, Salisbury
substituted the term "'incorrect" for "not
true" and disclaimed any intention to i'm
pugn Derby's veracity.
LONDON, July 19.-rhe Marquis Of Hart
lngton gave notice to-day in the House OF
Commons that he would at an carly day call
attention to the papers relating TO the East
ern question and move Il resolution.
Mr.. w. Fl. Smith, first Lord OF the Ad-
miralty, replying to Lord Robert Montague,
said that Admiral Horribly telegraphs to the
fag-captain of the British feet in the
Egean sea that he had had an interview
with General Todleben, who stated that he
had heard nothing OF the firing into Brl-
fish man of-war boat sent to demand the re-
lease of certain English sailors detained by
| the Russians near the Gulf Of Saros. Tod
| leben extremely regretted the, occurrence,
and promised to send an officer specially to
the Gulf OF Saros to inquire concerning the
affair.
LONDON, July 19.-The resolution which
Lord Harrington gave notice in the House
of Commons to-day that he should move
will be as follows:
RESOLVED, That while the House has
learned with satisfaction that the troubles
in the East have been terminated by the
treaty of Berlin without further recourse to
arms, and reioices in the extension OF lib
erty and self-government to some popula-
lions Of European Turkey, it regrets that
it has not been found practicable to deal
more satisfactorily with the Claims OF the
| Greeks; that in regard to Asiatic Turkey
the military liabilities OF tue country have
been unnecessarily extended: that the UNI
defined engagements relative to n better
administration OF the Asiatic provinces have
imposed many responsibilities on the State,
1 while no sufficient means are indicated for
securing their fulfilmcnt, and that these
responsibilities have been incurred without
the previous knowledge Of Parliament.
! Debate on the resolution will probably
open on the Goth instant.
The Orange Question I'm Canada.
MONTREAL, July 19.-Seventeen members
of the Supreme Grand Orange Lodge OF
British America were in council here yes
terday and to-day. 1t is their intention to
direct the proceedings on behalf OF the ar
rested Orangemen. The further movements
OF the order in this city vii! be under their
control.
Burning OF II Catholic Church.
! BRoMProN, ONTARIO, July 19.-The Cath
olic church at this place was burned to-day,
4 it is supposed, by an incendiary. The
church contained many valuable pictures.
The Tieris and Euphrates Valleys, &c.
. LONDON, July 19.-The Daily Ne,os be.
lieves that two parties OF railway experts,
| under the direction of the Government,
/ will examine the Tigris and Euphrates val.
legs for the best railway route to the Per-
sian gull.
The rumor OF the probable resignation OF
Count Corti, the Italian Prime Minister, is
derived from several sources. The entire
Ministry approve of his conduct, aud will
accept the responsibility, therefore, before
the Parliament.
| Fifty meetings favoring the annexation
/, of the Southern Tyrol to Italy are organiz-
ing in the principal towns.
A special to the Times from Berlin says
THAT the health of the Emperor Is slightly