The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-23

held in Norfolk rtNorth) TO. day to, hlf the;
vacancy in the House of Commons. oeca-
stoned by The death Of Mr. james Duff Com!
seryatiYe). MI. E. Berkbeck was the Con-
sentative candidate, and Sir j. F. Buxton
was nominated by the Liberals. Berkbeckl
! was chosen, receiving 2,742 votes against
1852 for his competitor. -, - -
s..Il. 3s,... Erance. t.y,,gl = 81
LONDON, January--222 .-The Paris CORE,
spondent OF the Times says: .Gambctta
certainly only remained in the.ranks OF the
extreme Lett to bring them to more mode
rate terms. AS soon as he obtains this re-
suit he will return to the leadership OF the
United Left, with his strength rnimpaired
by REFRESHING defeat"
The Daiy Ietegrdph'S Paris correspond
ent says: 1.-The Cabinets every action will
in future be carefully scrutinzed, and its
continued existence will depend on the suf-
ferance OF the Chamber OF Deputies. This
is exactly the result which best suits Gam
betta's policy" 49, .a,a,-
PARIS, january 22.-Le Temps says tits
certain that NJ. Ferdinand HcroId, senator
OF the Left, has replaced M. Duyal rs Pre-
feet OF the Seine.
A heavy snow-storm prevailed to-day. }
Italy. -.
ROME, January 22.-In the Senate today
the debate on the foreign policy OF the Gov
eminent was continued. Signor Depretis
renewed his declarations Of yesterday. The
only new point in bis speech was the asser-
ton that the interests OF Italy forbade any
modification OF the status quo with Tunis.
This is interesting in connection with the
relations between France and Italy. The
Senate adopted IN order Of the day, which
was accepted by the Cabinet, to the effect
| that in order to uphold the national prestige
and institutions, it is necessary not only to
| Loyalty observe treaties, but also to see that
tile internal policy does not disturb the
financial equilibrium Or military organizu-
| ton. ....- ..'. '..''' 49, 49,.
censllre OF the policy OF the late Carroll
| Cabinet. -.,-,,..., y. .-'." s. - 80
- Germany. -...---...--.-~--
| LONDON, January pa Berlin dispatch
says that it is reported that Prince Bismarck
| is willing to Withdraw his bill to discipline
the Reichstag in consequence OF the vehe-
ment opposition it meets with from the
Diets of various German States.
r., The Plague. d
| VIENNA january 22.-The preliminary
conferences in regard to the plague have
commenced between the German PriTy
Councillor FinkeInbrrg and the members
Of the Austrian Sanitary Board. The cstab-
lishment Of argorous sanitary Gordon, with
the cooperation of Roumania, from Memel
7 to Suina is suggested. The Northern rail
way has given notice that direct traffic from
| Russia will be suspended after Friday
| ...,.. 49,, Turkey .t-g So, :
| DEErNETIYE TREATY NOT YET SIGNED. =:
| CoNsTaNT1SoPLE, January 22.-Prince
| Lobanoii, Russian Ambassador, and Caro-
theodoria Pasha, the Turkish Minister OF
! Foreign Affairs, had al interview ycster-
day. A dc1initive Il eaty has nat yet been
| signed.
A Russian Steamer Beyond the AT.
| ...u.. s... CHAN Frontier. 81: ~
| CALCUTTA, January 22.-Intelligence has
reached here thar 4 Russian steamer has
made its way up the river OXus, and is be-
You'd the Afghan frontier. ..
| Norticnskjold's Expedition.
| ST. PETERSBURG, January 22.-The GOtos
announces that authentic Intelligence, has
been received from the Governor of East
ern Siberia that Professor Nordenskiod's
steamer Vega is ice-bound forty miles from
| East Cape. The authorities OF Jukutsk
| have been instructed to issue general
summons to the natives to assist the eXpe-
| dition. 4 special relief expedition OF REIN
| deer and dog-sledges has been organized,
| but it is feared that assistance will be too
| late. : Russian Elan-of-war from the Pa
citic station will shortly proceed 10 Beh-
rings Straits to endeavor to eXtricatc the
Vega or bring Of the crew. ...'.;g Il. g.
| Anarchy ia kushGan.
ST. PETERSBURG. january 22.-Thc &C.
zette states that complete anarchy prevails
in kushgan. The rebels outnumber the
| Chinese force OF occupation.
| .,.a !ssin Minor. .#. .r.#
/ leyDON, january 23.-An official report
| received III, Madrid states that the cholera Is
increasingly prevalent In Asia Minor.
! HAYTI. .Jannary fO.-Outhreaks arc feared.
Business is quiet. Diplomatic intercourse
with France has been resumed, the Govern.
merit having acknowledged the loan made
by France to the late Government. The
sanction CT the Chambers is expected when
they convene. Coffee quiet ut eight dollars
per quintet. -. ~. ..... u".. -
Revolution IN Venezuela. -
HAVANA, january 22-Advces from Ven
ezuela are to the effect that minority OF he
Deople EaYe risen III favor OF GuZman
EIanco. 4 schooner LETT st. Thomas on the
|12th instant conveying number or Penc-
zuelan exlies, paItisans OF Blanco, to Puerto
|Cabc!lo. Blanco was momentarily expected
Ito arrive at ST.. Thomas from Europe. y
letter from Puerto Cabclo january Sd says
the town was in possession of the reVolu-
,ionists and the fort WAS IN possession or the
Goyern.ncnt. The war steamer Bolivar was
aiding the fort in sheling the town, de-
stroying much property and many lives.
1.-THE American schooner Marcia Reynolds,
with valuable cargo, from New York. was
Obliged to stop at the entrance OF the port.
The latest adyices by telegram from Irinl-
dad say General Cedeno was beaten at Mu-
reacai by the Government troops, and he
Twas taken prisoner. .:s.'. ''as..' e. '.'..