The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-15
LATEST EOkEIGN NEWS.
England.


LONDON, July 14-The Times says it is
expected Sir Stafford Northcote will state
in the House of Commons tonight what
measures the Government finds it necessary
to abandon for the present session OF Par
lament on account OF the want OF time. II
the Governments bill to regulate elections
and suppress corrupt practices should be
among the measures thus withdrawn it Will
be taken as an indication that another ses-
sion OF the present Parliament will at least
begin. II, on the other hand, the Govern
ment should suddenly evince strong de-
sire to pass that bill it will be inferred that
a general election is contemplated before
February.
In the House Of Commons to-day, Mr..
Bourke, Under-Secretary OF Foreign Affairs,
stated that Russia. through the Foreign Of
fee and Count Schouvalolf, her Ambassa-
dor, denied any intention OF a march upon
Nero by General Lazaref's expedition.
Lqier.-Sir Stafford Northcote this eve
ming gave list OF the measures which the
Government will endeavor to pass and those
which it will abandon. He made no mention
OF the bill relating to elections and corrupt
practices.
THE MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, July 14.-The Illness financial
article SAYS: "The condition OF the money
market is one of congestion, produced by
prolonged distrusts As yet there IS no ap-
pearance Of revival OF confidence. The
market is q prey to rumors, each one OF
which tends to restrict the range OF busl.
ness still further. Money commands no
price commensurate with the risks when
lenders must take. The latest reports are
concerning the impending failures IN the
iron trade at MiddIesborough." -.
The FTnuncier says: Gone OF the largest
firms of iron-workers in the North, whose
position has hitherto been above suspicion,
| is said to be embarrassed. Embarrass-
ments in other quarters are also spoken o."
Ireland.
ORANGE CELEBRATION on THE ETH.
LONDON, July 14.-The Orange celebra.
ton in Ireland on the 18th instant passed
off without disturbance, except few lSo'
lated cases OF shooting and stoning. One
death is reported. The authorities had
taken precautions because Of the excite
ment in consequence OF the debate in Far
lament on the Government Irish UNIVERSE
ty bill.
Germany.
THE Seeding NATIONAL LIBERALS.
BERLIN, July 1.-THE seventeen National
Liberals who on Saturday last seeded
from that party constituted that section
headed by the historian Treitsahke. Their
secession was due to 4 vote OF censure
passed upon them by the majority OF the
party for supporting Bismarck's views on
the tariff. The. closing debate on the tariff
will be memorable for the protests OF Herr
Delbrench and Herr Lasker, who prophe-
sled nothing but discomfort and confusion
as to the result Of the tariff.
The Princes Funeral Sermon.
CARDINAL. MANNING OFFICIATEs.
LONDON, July 14.-Cardinai Manning
preached the funeral sermon OF the late
Prince Imperial at Chiselhurst yesterday
fSunday) in the presence OF the lmperlal
family and o numerous congregation.
Cable Notes.
LONDON, July IA Berlin dispatch 10
the Morning Post says the contemplated To-
crease OF the army is in consequence OF the
increased military strength OF France and
Russia.
Herr Won Gossler, who succeeds Or
Talk as Minister OF Ecclesiastical Affairs
and Education, is q relative Of the formei
conservative and extremely unpopular min
ister of the same department. DR.. Won
MuhIer is reported to hold similar opinions
with him.
!, The st. Petersburg Gazette repeats, in
circumstantial form, the accusation which
lately has peen current In the Russian press