The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-23
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EnSland.

e. LONDON, July H. He LWteS, ColnlHcII-
ing on the Marquis OF Hartington's resolu-
ton, says i" The Liberals cannot be blind
to the fact that, with the exception OF small
but noisy faction which clamored for war
and brought Turkey to the brink Of ruin
by the folly of its counsels, the great mass
of the people are prepared to give sufficient
If not enthusiastic assent TO the degrees OF
the Berlin congress. IL rashly encountered
the Government might be tempted to take
advantage OF that popular favor, and by dis
solution Of Parliament increase the strength
OF the majority The Times, in second
article, sharply criticises Mr.. Gladstone
for assuming the right to arrange the
Liberal campaign, which is the busl-
ness of the party leaders, and Mr.. Glad
stone says he is not one OF these.
"If.o says the Times, "he were bent
on completing the ruin OF his party he
could scarcely attain that purpose better
than by driving them into contest for
which they are at present unpreDared."
Referring to Mr.. Gladstone's personal au-
thority in the country, the Times says:
I" THE shaken confidence OF an entire nation
is not to be restored in an instant. nor can
it be charmed back by the most brilliant de-
clamatory efforts"
LONDON, July 22.-In the Commons to-
day Sir Stafford Northcote named the Goth
instant for a discussion Of Lord Harting-
toms resolution. The Hon. Randall Ed
ward Plunkett, Conservative, member for
West Worcestershire, will move an amend
ment to the resolution expressing conf
dencc in the Ministers. ..
LONDON, July 22.-The London CORE
spondence OF the financial journals continue
to be filed with gossip about an early dlsso-
linton OF Parliament, to which is added the
rumor that Beaconsfield intends to retire
and Salisbury to succeed to the premiership.
The indications OF dissolution OF the Far
lament and the retirement OF Beaconsheld
are probably equally without the least toun-
dation, though the Times, in its second edl-
torial article, evidently intended to warn
the Liberals not to push the Government
too hotly. lest they take the opportunity to
dissolyeP arliament. Mr.. Gladstone seems
to wish that the Government would dissolve
Parliament, and thinks 1t their duty 10 40 so.
LONDON, July 22.-The Queen has con-
fcrred the Order OF the Garter on Lord
Heaconsticld. The investiture took place at
Osborne this morning.
Cyprus.
LONDON, July 22.-Sir Garnet Wolseley
has arrived at Larnaca, Cyprus.
Germany.
RnR11S. July 22.-The Emperor William,
the Empress Augusta, and the duchess OF
Baden went to Babelsburg to-day.
BERLIN, July 22.-An imperial order Is
published revoking the prohibition OF the
export OF horses.
The National Liberals of Germany.
LONDON, July ga Berlin dispatch to
the Dai!y Ne1cs says: "The National Lloe'
rails admit that they expect to suffer some
losses in the approaching election Tor mem
beers of the Rcichstag, but they think tneY
will retain maj ority in that BODY. Inc
Illness Frankfort dispatch says "Inc
National Liberals seem to be losing ground
Yves. India News.
ST. THOMAS.
HAVANA. July 22.-Thc English mail
steamer which sailed from st. Thomas on
July nth has arrived with the following
news: Nearly hurricane prevailed There
,July 9th and 10th, accompanied by heaVL
rains. Three dwellings were levelled and
ten nersons seriously injured. at mldnlsh'
IN Jply 18th an earthquake occurred. busl
ness was dull and the shipping abundant
The public health was good. quarantine
regulations had been established asalns
vessels from Cuba. The steamer no Ut
Janeiro, after leaving for Brazil, returned
with her machinery damaged. She repaired
and would resume her voyage Oh the lSti
instant.
sANTo DOMINGO.
Adyices from Santo Domingo are to TIT
10Th Of July. Gonzales, the presideDt-elect
was poorly received on his arrival at tn
capital. The revised Constitution, which
fixes the presidential term at only one year
was seriously objected to by Gonzales; blu
he is obliged to adhere to it. The republic
is reported as quiet. Business is active
THE tobacco crop is Of fine quality, ant
nrices remunerative. Specie to the amour
Of $4,000 had arrived at Puerto Plat
from ST.. Thomas. The stock OF provision
at Puerto Plata was still reduced, notWith
ino the arrival OF a cargo by the steame
! Tybee. The value OF dry goods importe'
from st. Thomas during the last fou
months was nearly 100000.
HAYTI.
News to the 14th Of July has been re
ceived from Hayti. A revolution has brok
out at Lin G rande Riviere, near Cape Haytleu
General Alleis Nord, inter u sharp hght pe
tween the Government troops and the fefo
lutionfsts, reports that the rising was SUI