The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-03

promises at least q moderately good har-
vest. Southwest Italy aud Sicily promise
tolerable. and the Southeast and Sardinia
excellent crops"
TURF NOTES.
LONDON, July 1.-The race for the july
cup at the New Market meeting to-day was
won by Count De LaGrange's four-year.old
ch. colt "PhGnix"; Mr.. Or, WORDS three
year-old ch. tiIly Out Of Bounds !" second.
Captain. Primes aged bay horse "Trap-
pist third. Captain MltcheIps four-yrar-
old bay colt Hackthorpc" was the favor.
lite at seven to four, but did not place him.
SELF
AMERICANS TO CELEBRATE THE FOURTH.
LONDON, July 2.-The Americans in Lon
don will celebrate the anniversary of Ameri-
can independence by banquetat the West
minister Palace HotelIon Saturday.
THoRNBY L co.'s LIABILITIES.
The liabilities OF Thornby 4 Co.. cotton
sDinners OF Hyde, Cooley, and Stockport,
are eos, 1000.
Spain.
FREE TRADE AND CHEAP BREAD
MADRID, July I'm reference to the re=
cent agitation against protective duties in
consequence Of the dearness of bread, the
Minister Of Finance stated in the Cortes
yesterday that the condition Of the wheat
crop was not such as requires any moditica-
ton Of the law on the subject Of cereals,
but that the Minister OF Public Works pro-
posed to reduce the rates for their convey
ancc.
Germany.
BERLIN, July 2.-Ia the Tariff commits.
sion no decision has been arrived ut respect
ing the dues on petroleum and coffee for
the reason that the Central party. National
Liberals, and Progrcssi.ts wans lower rates
than the Government bill provides. II is
thought, however, that there will be Il COM
promise.
ting to raw. cardcd, and dyed cotton-wad-
ding and cotton-yarn.
Egypt.
CAIRO, July 2.-Thc ministry which was
appointed after the dismissal OF Mes>rS.
Wilson and De Bliguicres has formally ten.
dcred its resignation.
4 liquidation commission will be nSti-
tuted. consisting Of delegates appointed by
the Powers, to regulate the finances OF
Egypt.
Switzerland.
TIE COTTON TRADE IN ZURICH.
GENEVA, July "a merchant of the So
cicty OF Zurich speaking in behalf Of the cot
ton trade, in which the Swiss manufacturers
have 100000 francs invested, strongly
deprecaeS protective measures, and states
that in consequence OF the increase of Ger
man duties on English cotton-yarn and the
important trade in mixed silk and cotton
goods which the town OF Crclcld, in Rne-
nish Prussia, hitherto monopolizcd, will
pass 10 Zurich.
Turkey.
vienna. July 2.-The Political Co1re-
eDOnticnce learns that after Mahmuud Ncdln
Pusha had been summoned 70 Constantine
pic he was ordered TO petition the Sultan
for permission TO reside at the capital, with
the view OF allayin@ the approximations OF
The ambassadors that he would be appointed
Grand Fiz!cr.
THE SULTAN'S TROUBLES.
CnEIANTINoPLE, July 2.-It is stated that
the Sultan has informed the diplomatic
representatives that khaircddn Pa>ha.
Grand NiZIcr, still retains his confidence.
rnc King Of EcI=iu,n's Ei:c Threat
cnc,i.
LoHDoH. July 1.-EEioHc Beige states
That OF Sunday last Il p!acard was posted on
The wall OF the Royal palace Of Lockcn.
three miles from Brussels. threatening the
kln~ with death il he ratified The bill re-
Gently passed by the Belgium Parliament
deriving the clergy OF the control vi ele-
lucnlary education.
EuI-arin'S New NUier.
LONDON, July 2.-Princc Alexander OF
Rul,aria has embarked ut BrindiSl for Con-
>taAtinopc. Upon bis arrival there he Will
receive the " brlat' OF invcStiludr, and be
presented to the Sultan. While the Prince
was in Rome he visited the Pope. and, il is
SAID. brought letters to him from the Car
and Emperor William. The latter request
ed the Prince 10 give the Pope assurances
OF the early establishment OF satisfactory
relations between the Vatican and their re-
Smctive Governments.
Revolution i'm Eaayti.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA. july 2.-AdVIces
from PoIt-au-Pr,ncc, Haytl, state that the
pop,lIacc fired upon the senate ana the sen
lors fled. Many were s'loE. The lighting
continues.
The War i'm South America.
THE Cuu1sys PREPARING FOR a GRAND
"COCP." 1t.
PANAMA, June 2t.-Di>ratchcsl from South
| America report that the thil!an> are pre-
parlng Tor Il grand coup. which, II success.
iuI, will lay Lima and CAliao at their mrr'
cr. They propose Transporting Ten or III
Teen thousand III II by sra 10 ChorIia>, Oh
some convenient laud!ng-nlHcc, and failIn=
upon Lima. which i almost def"nccteSS
while their iror-cladS occupr tic attention.
OF the Peruvian forces 1t Caiiao. The main
army OF Peru is far distant from Lima, ant
with their transports blockAdcd by the Chr
liam irnn-cladS Of Calfao they could NOT re-
lieye Lima for many mouths. The success:
OF these movements hy the ChIlans WOnlt
probably end the war.