The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-22
dead aged seventy-six. She was daugh-
ter OF the late Victor Emanuel, the first
King OF Sardinia:

dead aged seventy-six. She was daugil.
ter OF the late Victor Emanuel, the first
| King OF Sardinia:
R0umnnia.
THREATENED ABDICAT1oE OF PRINCE CHARLES
LONDON, July 21.--A Vienna dispatch to
the Times says: "Prince Charles, OF Rou-
mania, it is reported, has threatened to alb
dictate unless the Jews are emancipated. II
Is believed. however, that the question will
be settled through the formation of coai.
ton Cabinet by NJ. Bradiano, president of
the Council, which will arrange some COM
promise OF the Jewish question acceptable
to the Powers"
DISTURBANCES IN THE MADRAS PRESIDENCY.
| LONDON, July I.-A dispatch to the
Times from Calcutta says the disturbances
10 the Rounpa district Of the Madras presi-
dency, against the tax on palm-trees, has as
sumed the form OF an open rebellion. The
climate OF the district is such that OF four
| companies OF Sep0ys who have been EN-
ployed there four months onlyfour men re-
main effective.
The BOnapartist Policy.
PRINCE JEROME NAPOLEON DECLARED THE
HEAD OF THE IMPERIAL FANILY-PgEss
COMMENTS.
LONDON, July 21.-A meeting OF Bona
partists on Saturday to determine the policy
to he pursued in consequence OF the death
OF the Prince Imperial was held at the resi-
dence OF VI. Rouher 1t consisted OF Bona
partist senator's and deputies, neither NJ.
Rouher nor NJ. De Cassagnac being present.
NJ. Ferdinand Barot presided. NJ Cazaux.
Baron De Weckan, and other speakers
dWelt upon the necessity OF Prince Jerome
Napoleon giving guarantees; but resoIu-
ton declaring that by the death OF the
Prince Imperial Prince Jerome Napoleon
became the head OF the Bonaparte family
was ultimately passed with only two dis
senting votes.
NJ. Barot and Prince Joachim Murat,
followed by most OF those present, waited
on Prince Jerome Napoleon with the reso-
luton.
The Times, in leading article, says
cit is certain that NM. Rouher and De
Cassagnac would have opposed the recogni-
ton OF Prince jerome Napoleon if they had
seen any chances OF keeping the Bonapar-
fist organization together under another
eader.'
De CasSagnac's organ, the Pays, says it
will not discuss the resolution, but it is
evident that none OF the grave questions or
ton were settled ut the meeting.
Other Bonapartist papers approve the
resolution. The Constitutional and SoLeit
deny the authenticity of the reported adj
dress OF Prince Jerome to the delegation.
The Rifle ut Wimbledon.
SUCCESSES OF THE AMERICAN AND CANADIAN
MARKSMEN.
LONDON, July 2I.-At Wimbledon, in the
49, 70. q
Milton Farrow, American, made the highest
possible score. To-day Canada won a great
success. Colonel Gibson carried off the
Prince OF Wales prize, consisting OF G100
and the badge. He scored Sc pOintsat three
ranges Of 200, 500, and 600 yards. the high
est possible score being 105 points. The
score next to Colonel Gibson's was 81. Cor
poral Gray, with 4 score of so points, wins
the E5 prize. In the 81. Georges prizes
Lieutenant Hunter, with score OF II
points, wins e3; and Assistants Surgeon
Akin, u points, 60. In the last series Of
| extra prizes Private Ogg and Assistant
Surgeon Akin, with scores OF 33 points,
took the thirteenth and fourteenth prizes
respectively. On all sides the Canadians
are congratula
| In the first stage OF tie competition for
the Albert prize, Righy, Of the Irish Rifle
Association, scored 100. and Milton Far
row, American, 81. Lieutcnant-C Colonel
Fcuton won the Curtis Il Harvey prize.
Frank Hyde, American, and an English
man tied for the second prize, which they
divided. In The Whtciey competition
Hyde only obtained the sixth prize.
From ZnluIantI.
GENERAL wOLSLEY AT PORT DUMFOED-SUR-
RENDER OF 100 ZuLCS
LONDON, July PA dispatch from Cape
| Town, dated July 4tll, says Sir Garnet VOL
sley arrived at PORT Dumford July ID Seven
hundred ZuluS, with 700 cattle, had Surrcn-
dercd to the British.
General Clifford teCEraphS TO the war
Office from Pietermarizbnrg, under date
of July 4th, that General WolScIey was not
able to land at Port Durniord because Of the
surf. He will proceed by land to join Lord
Chelmsford's division Immediately. 4 mes
sage from Lord Chelmsford. dated the 30tll
OF June, says: al have just informed the
Zulu King that must advance TO the left
bank OF the river, and shall do so to-m0r.
row; but will stop bostilities pending ne
gotlatlons If my demand relative to the cap
tured cannon, ETC., are complied with by
the 81 or July. My supplies will only per.
NIT OF my remaining here until the 10TH 4
| white man with King Cctewayo states thai
be has 10000. The King is anxious TO tigh
but the princes are not"
Destructive Fire In Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 21.-A fire in
acknowledgement Saturday destroyed the
great bazaar and many shops and houses
and twenty-one people were killed BY ar
explosion IN one of the burning buildings