The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-11

crops. Wedding is hopeless, and unless We
get promised bot. dry weather, many grass
and clover crops, and even peas. will rot
ungathered."
PRINCE JEROME BoNAPARTE CHEF OF THE
IAPERIALIsTs.
LONDON, July 10-A dispatch from Paris
says Prince Jerome Bonaparte has already
virtually assumed the attitude OF Chief OF
the Imperialists. 1twas represented to him
that committees were working in every de-
partment and canton OF France; that sub
sidized newspapers were advocating the
cause OF the Bonapartists, and that the
faults OF the present Government were be-
Ing skilfully and vigorously turned 10 ac-
count when the death Of the Prince Impe-
rial came to check the great and wcll-man-
aged organization on the point Of bearing
fruit. Prince Jerome, who was only anx.
ous at first to avoid Icing exied, has be-
come so strongly assured that his house will
soon combat he is prepared even 10 60 into
exile. -.a
SENATOR LTTNEI L.. 80
PARIS, July Ex-senator Maxamiian
Litnee. weli-known phIologst and men,
Der OF the Institute, Is in such condition
Of health as to be permanently confined 10
his room.
FUNERAL OF THE PRINCE IMPERIAL.
PARIS. July 10.-Paul de Cussagnac has
gone to Chiselhurst to a;tenI the funeral
OF the Prince Imperial.
Germany.
BERLIN, July 10.-In addition to Herr
Frankcnstein's motion TO distribute the
surplus revenue among the States, the
Rcichstag has passed Herr Val nbrieiel's
motion that this provision shall come into
force on the Isl OF April, 1880, and that the
amount obtained from customs and tobacco
tax from October. 1879, to January, 1880,
in excess of fifty-three million marks shall be
deducted from the contributions Of the
several States in proportion to their popu-
lation.
VIENNA, July 10.-The Neue Frcic Presse
says that the Liberals Lave so far lost fifty
seats in the Reichstag.
Zululand.
MOVEMENTS OF MILITARY.
LONDON. July 10.-A dispatch dated Cape
Town. June 90, says: General Sir Garnet
Wol>eley, the supreme military and civil
commander OF Natal OF Transvall, arrived
here to-day and Immediately started for
Natal on board swift steamer. kilograms
received at Cape Town state that the British
forces are within twenty-five miles OF Ccta-
wayo's kraal."
LONDON, July 10.-A dispatch from
| Rorke's Drift, under date OF June 9th.
says: "The decision of The court-martial
| in the case of Lieutenant Carey. who COM
handed the expedition in which the Prince
| Imperial los: his life, has been sent to Eng
land for confirmation prior to publication.
Lieutenant Carey will go home at the first
opportunity. In consequence OF the de-
fcc!iye state of the transportation service
General Wolselcy has summoned meet
ing OF native chiefs az MaritZburg on the
| 30th Of June TO devise measures for trans
rortation by native carriers. General
Wolseley will start for the front on The 1st
Of July. Zulu prisoners state that Cee-
wayo will allow our troops to advance near
Ulundi, and then mike an attack
Roumclia.
| LONDON. July 10.-A dispatch from Con-
stantinople to the Reuters Telegram Com
pany says that there is reason TO believe
that the great Powers will disapprove the
manner in which Aicko Pa,ha, Governor
General OF Roumclia, is acting. They pro-
badly would no. refuse assent to his re.
moval by the Porte. = British military
altactG has drawn up report commenting
uniavorabIy on tile administration OF AIcko
! Iasua duQ Ills nominees.
Greece.
| CONsTANTIEOPLE, July 10.-The Greek
Minister has been semi officially informed
that the Turkish commissioners for the de.
limitation Of the Greek frontier will lie ap.
pointed by the end OF this week.
Egypt.
| CoNSTANTINOpLE, July 10.-France and
| g. gland have demanded OF the Sultan q
special cdict investing the new khediye
with power to conclude treaties with for.
egn Powers.
The Dead Prince.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL OF THE
| PRINCE IMPERIAL.
LONDON, July 1O.-OfficiaI arrangements
have been completed for the reception OF
the remains Of the Prince Imperial on Fri
day. and their conveyance to ClisclhurSt,
escorted by the Royal Horse artillery, the
whole distance to be trayerSed ut walking
pace, the procession reaching the Camden
House at about S O'Clock. The whole
Woolwich garrison will proceed separately
to Chiselhurst to participate. Funcral-bellS
will he tolcd as the corpse leaves Wool
witch. On arriving at the Camden House
The remains will be carried into the hall,
where The body OF the late Emperor lay in
state, by officers Of The artillery. The hal!
will be draped in white. The corpse
will remain until II O'Clock, during
which time mass will be performed over it.,
in the presence OF select party, by Father
Goddard, chaplain to the Empress. When
the officers replace ii the 9un-carrlage ana
procession will be formed, consisting OF
tirst-class cadets OF the Military Academy,
with reversed arms, mounted band OF ar
tillery, and then the coffin. The mourners
are expected to include the Prince OF
Wales, Duke Of Conuaught, and Duke oil
Cambridge, besides numerous French nota-
bllifies, such as. n. Rouher. The Church OF
ST. Mary is not far distant from the house,
but the procession will follow a devious
route to avoid declivities. 1t is expected
there will be crowd of 100000 spectators
present. The Fifth Lancers will keep the
route clear. Three batteries OF artillery
on the commons will fire minute-guns
during the progress Of the procession.
Tie cadets will fire three rifle-voleys as the
body enters the church. The officers will
carry the coffin from the gun-carringe and
file out Of the side door, leaving the remain'
ling duties to the friends OF the deceased
The ceremonies will consist Of short mass,
and will probably be concluded by noon
Three chairs used by the Imperial family
have been placed inside the altar-rail. En-
Empress Eugene will occupy her chair
The members Of the Bnnaparte family pres
emf will be sta'i0ned,ou.Siue OF the rail, on
the right and left OF the altar, aud
]tbo members OF the household III
s.. rayilinn on the deck OIL