The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-10
LATEST EDf<IIGN NEWS.
England.

LATEST FOKtIGN NEWS.
England.
LONDON, July 9.-Lord Salisbury, in a
speech at banquet given to the canserva-
tive members OF Parliament for the city OF
London, said the stipulations OF the Berlin
treaty had been carried out, and the FROM
tier OF India had been secured by the
Afghan war. The positions in the Medi-
tcrranean, he said, must be held by the
Turks for the sake OF the peace OF Europe.
The British Government had done all 1t
could for Turkey and the peace OF the
world. Lord Salisbury added that Eng land
must always be prepared for war, owing to
the ornaments by other nations.
INTERESTING DISCUSSION N THE HOUSE OF
COMMONS AND HOUSE OF LORDS.
LONDON, July 9.-In the House OF Com
mons last night 4 motion OF Mr.. Sampson
Samuel Lloyd CONSERVATIVE. chairman CT
tie Associated Chambers OF Commerce OF
the United Kingdom, in favor OF the cstab-
li5hment OF department OF agriculture
and commerce, under special Cabinet
minister, was, despite some objections by
the Government, adopted by vote OF 1G
to sc.
In the House of Lords last night the Gov
crrmcnt Irish University bill, introduced
by Lord Chancellor Lord Cairns OH The Both
OF June, was read second time. The de-
bate tended to show that the Government
may hereafter consent TO additions TO the
bill tending to satisfy the claims OF the Irish
Catholics in regard to endowmentS. Thus
Lord Cairns, while still opposing the direct
endowment OF denominational institutions,
proved that the University OF London re-
ceiyed several thousand yearly for the pur-
pose of rewardins those who pass an en-
animation which is open to all corners. He
said be was quite sure il the Senate OF the
proposed Irish University were to come to
Parliament and say that in order to be al
yanccd it would be advisable to offer eXhl-
billions and rewards, no objection would be
taken on denominational grounds.
The Times considers that this Is plain
intimation to the Catholics to get their Uni
versity first and ask for money afterwards.
This opens the prospect OF 4 settlement OF
the University question on the lines Of the
Intermediate. education act passed last year.
Both parties seem agreed as to the pract-
cabiliiy and Justice OF such a settlement.
Further delay, therefore, would be strange.
\ discreditable revolt in the House OF
Commons on Monday niyht OF ttat small
radical section OF Liberals-about thirty-siX
in number-against the Marquis OF Hart
ington's authority as the leader OF the Lbe-
rails caused q counter last
night, when the Marquis OF Harrington,
rising to the support OF the motion Of Gov
eminent relntiye to the question OF prlVl-
lrce, was received with loud and prolonged
cheers from the Liberal benches.
The Dead Prince. =.
ARRIVAL. OF THE REMAINS OF THE PRINCE M
PERIAL n ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 9.--The British troop-ship
Orontes, from South Africa, having on
hoard the body OF the late Prince. Imperial,
was sighted of Edjystone light at O'CLOCK
this afternoon, and is expected to arrive III
Spithead water at midnight, where tue BODY
will be transferred 10 the admiralty yacht
Enchantress for conveyance to the Royal
NJ llitary Academy at Woolwich.
IMAGINATION REFUSED PERMISSION TO ATTEND
THE FUNERAL.
= PARIS, July 9.-The request OF Marshal
MacMahon to be permitted to attend the
funeral OF the late Prince Imperial has
been refused.
PARIS, July s.-Le Temps announces that
President Grevy will shortly pardon 1883
political prisoners.
The Chamber Of Deputies has passed the
educational bill by vote OF 1852 to 100.
THE EDUCATIONAL BILL.
VERSAILLES, July 9.-The Chamber OF
Deputies Yesterday, by vote of 3Sl 10 78,
rejected the amendment to NJ. Jules Ferry's
educational bill, introduced by n. Nader
de Montiair, aiming at prohibition OF all re-
liyious orders from teaching.
Spain.
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
MADRID, July 9.-In Congress. yesterday
the Minister OF Marine stated that the Gov
eminent had no intention OF sending man
of-war to Cbillan waters, rs Spain had no
connection with either OF the beiligerent
republics. :.
Senior CASTELAR,, continuing his speech In
advocacy Of the punishment of the authorl-
ties of Puerto Plata for insulting the Snan-
ish flag, urged that the public press be per-
mitted to discuss freely all important ques-
tions, and he incidentally characterized the
Government Of restoration as reactlonary.
He said he knew Of no restoration which
had prevailed against revolution for II was
to govern against the wishes OF
the people. It is to be remarked that there
nave Deeu OGUer anu stnllaI nttaChS ou thS
Government by members Of the opposition
lately.
Austria.
TIE MORAyIAN ELECTIONS.
VIENNA, July 9.-ln the elections to form
the representation OF the great landed pro-
prietors OF Morayia in the Relchsrath the
liberals cast six out Of nine seats which
they formerly held. The blow is much felt
by the party.
.sg:., Foreign Notes.
/ LONDON, July GA st. Petersburg dis