The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-05
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Thc Fisr,erics Question, AGAIN

Tnc EiSner1cs Question: Again.
LONDON, November 4.-Tbe Pail Mall
Gazette, in an editorial this afternoon, COM
meDts with some bitterness on what it re-
CARDS as the threatening dispatch addressed
by Secretary Evarts to Mr.. Welsh, the
American Minister to England, concerning
the fisheries question. The Gazette pro-
fesses to see in this dispatch a disposition
on the.part Of the United States to take adj
vantage Of the present condition OF Eng
lands foreign relations to force her to give
way. The Gazette eXclaims: "Nothing
else was TO be. expected, and for our own
part we are inclined to thank Mr. Evarts
for teaching our countrymen that nations
generally are no more inclined to forego
their advantages over one another in the
nineteenth century than in the eighteenth,
seventeenth, sixteenth, or first"
The Paris Exposition Lottery.
LONDON. November IA Paris dispatch
to the Daily Meas says it has been decided
to Increase the number OF tickets in the
Exposition lottery to 12,O00,000, and post
pone the drawing to the 10Th OF December.
Revolt OF Arab Tribes.
LONDON, November "A Reuter- dispatch
from Constantinople says the Arab tribes
between Bagdad and Bassorak have revolted
and cut off communication between Bagdad
and MosuI. The Government functionaries
have fled. -1s Il.
Foreign Items.
SIILA, November 1.-THE British ultima
tum was placed in the hands OF the Afghan
commander at Almusjid, on the I'd instant,
and q copy at the same time posted at PeSh-
awur to the Ameer. Sir Neville Chamber
lain, as acting military member OF the Vice
Regal Council, accompanies the Viceroy to
Lahore.
BERLIN, November 4.-The Post says:
I" Eight weeks ago, when the treaty OF Ber-
lin was in danger, Bismarck appealed to
the si9natories to defend it. England, who
then rejected the request, now appeals to
Austria and France, supposed adversarieS
of Russia, for the purpose Of reyivins the
Crimean alliance. Such attempts are use
less. Furthermore. England, by fostering
jealousies. certainly will not succeed in
preventing friendly relations between Bull
garia and Greece"
ATHENS, GREECE, November An the
Chamber to-day the new Ministry moved
as test Of confidence that the House adj
journ for two weeks. The motion was re-
iccted by vote OF cighty-seven to eighty.
The ministers Immediately resigned.
VERSAILLES, November 4.-The Chamber
OF deputies HAS ueClaIeu 'Hfalu lne cicolioh
of the Bonapartlst NJ. LerouX. During the
debate Paul De CassaGnac was called to Or
der for interrupting one OF the speakers
and saying there was nothing in common
between the Bonapartists and President
Mac Mabon since the latter had perjured
himself.
ROME, November 4.-The Diretfo states
that France has issued note advising
that diplomatic pressure be exerted in favor
Of the claims of Greece on Turkey. : Italy
and Germany have already consented to
mediate between Greece and the Porte.
LONDON, November A dispatch from
Simla to the Reuters Company says it is re.
ported that Shere Ali is at Jelaabad, deter
mined to attack the British forces near the
Khiber Pass and Quettab, unless the British
take the initiative.