The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-02
EATES FOREIGN News.
The Turf in England.

LoxpoS, July 1.-The race for the July
stakes ut the New Market meeting to-day
was woa BY Prince Soitykoli's colt Mask,
with Lord Falmouth'S Ambassatlrr>s sec
ond, Il. pcck'S Evasion third. aud L. L0ril-
laIG Cherokee lith.
canada.
EELLEvlI.LE. ONT, july 1.-The contest
for the heavyweight championship OF
America, Tor 5000 Il side, between ID. {.
Ross. Of Baltimore. and Hugh NckinnoH,
chef Of rUlicc III this city. resulted III favor
ii EcKiunnn. who won four OF seven or
the compct Itions stipulated.
France.
VERSAILLES. July lin the Chamber OF
DEPUTIES to-day NJ. Bouchct questioned the
Government respecting the seizure OF The
Luntcrre. The Plcicct Gf Police replied
that he was not striking 1t tie LahiCrhe, but
an association which WAS trying to disor-
paniZe the Prefecture OF Police. NJ. Lcpn,
Minister OF the Interior, maintained that the
conduct OF the Project Of Police was local.
The discussion then closed.
Cuba.
HAVANA. July IA decree ~ published
appropriatlnS ten per cent. OF the income
OF the Havana Lottery for the aGortlsatl0n
OF paper currency.
a dispatch from Madrid announces that
The Senate has passed bill allowing sena-
tors elected in Cuba to take seat, without
giving proof OF their legal qualifications.
fsypt.
ALEXANDRIA. July lit is announced
that the new Viccroy Tcw!ik Pasha has re-
linquished half OF his civil living.
Turkey.
C0NSTANTISOPLE, July LIT is believed
that Mahmond Nemin pasha will soon en-
ter the Cabinet.
Memorial TO the late Prince Impc.
rial.
LONDON, July 1.-The Duke OF Cam.
bridge, cOmmandcr-in-chiei Of the British
army, beads the committee OF army officers
to superintcnd the raising OF Il memorial to
the late PRICE Imperial. Nearly all the
hest-known generals Of the army are mem
bers Of the committee.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, July 1.-An iron mercha Mt
named Westroy, Of Marlborough, n
North Riding of Yorkshire, has failed LA.
blliics, E63,000
The captain OF a vcsse! just arrived from
Galveston, Texas, reports that on the I7,h
June, in latitude 40 n, he passed seventy
or eighty partiaily-burDed cotton baIes, ap-
parently vi New Orleans packing, and
which had not been many hours in the
water.
The official correspondence on the Greek
question has been published. Lord Sails
bury, British Foreign Secretary, suggested
10 the Porte that he should make Il spon-
taneous cession of territory to Greece, by
which the Sultan's empire would be really
fortified.
The Times'S Constantinople dispatch
says the return OF Mahmond Ncdim Pasha
seems to indicate the approaching change
in the Turkish Ministry.
The Tlmes's Paris correspondent says 4
majority OF the Bonapartists arc uodtr-
stood TO concur With II. Rouher in acknow-
Lodging Prince Jerome Boaapalte as the
chief OF the Napoieonic dynasty. They
argue that the Will OF the late Prince 1mpe-
rial, which asks ex- Empress Eugene 10 CO.
operate with Prince Victor, was written on
the assumption that the testator would sur
vive Prince jerome Bonaparte. This rea-
souing, however, Is considered trans.
parent excuse for the non. observance OF the
viii OF the Prince Imperial.
NJ. Rouber's retirement from active poti.
tics is evidently owing to the feeling that
he and Prince Jerome could not act to-
gether, and the latter could not DC set aside