The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-25
LATES FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

LONDON, June 24.--Thc IfmeS'S CORE
! spondcnt at Paris says: "Thc presence in
the Chamber OF Deputies on Saturday last
OF NJ. D'Forton and Baron ReilichiS. for
mcr Under-Secretary in the Ministry or the
Interior, when other BOnapartiSts absentcd
themselves Is Il token OF respect 10 the de-
ceased Prince Imperial, is deemed an ndl-
cation Of their abandonment OF Bonapart-
ISM"
PARIS, June 24-Scycral newspapers
state that Prince Jerome Bonaparte will
publish Il manifesto this evening declaring
that he remains faithful to bis Aiaccio pro-
gramme. in which lie announced his rcpub-
lican principles, and that he is not pre-
tender to Imperial succession. while ut the
same time he SAYS his dominant claims bar
the succession OF any other prctender.
President Grevy CondoIcs with Eu%c-
ME.
LONDON, June 24.-The Press Associa-
ton saws President Grcvy has officially sent
4 message OF confidence 10 the cX-Emprcss
Eugene on behalf OF the Republic.
Central and SoHtI, America.
FAILURE Of THE PANAMA REVnI.CrIoN-T1IE
PERUyIAN-CilLIAN wAE-rRErARING FOR a
BITTER STRUGGLE.
PANAMA, June 1G.--Gencral AiZpUrn'S at
| TEMPT AT revolution has proved failure.
! He surrendered his force, arms, &c, yes
| Ierdav TO the Government upon the agree
ment Of the latter 10 pay the expenses o;
! the revolution.
! Late adYiccS from South America state
| that the Peruvian iron-cItd Uua>car, after
| running the gauntlet Of the whole CHILEAN
fleet, had arrived safely 1t CaIllo. Her at
4 far ans prs
at Antoiawasta WIS unsuccessful. The
! Chiliaps have armed number OF merchant
| steamers. and now have Il Formidable fleet.
They are pouring men into the disputed
| territory, and are preparing Tor bitter
struggle. Generals prado and QUA. with
| their armies, are al Iqucquc and .Ar;ca, both
| hundreds OF miles from the real seat oi
| war.
The EShcdiye Agrees 10 -A5d;ratc.
LONDON. June a+.-A dispatch from Ale y
| andria says: "Monday night it was RI
norcd that the EhcdiYc had agreed 10 ai:-
dictate on Gel tain conditionS.'
\ Cairo dispatch says negotiations hIs'
been opened between the Porte and 5ht
Powers relative to the or.lcr OF Egyptian
succession.
Sastous FOREIGN ITEMS.
LONDOE, Lunc 24.-Ct. ". II. Rcrnuids
widely-known writeg Of sensational tic
ton, is dead
4 Times Vienna dispatch SAYS The
| Turkish Cabinet criS.s was terins:faIed by
placing on the TcEired list Frad Pashl
and Nasert Pa>ha,. ssho hid accused Oaman
pasha. Secretary 81 War, OF 2-slYersatIon
in o&ce."
IayDOS. June. a4.-Anti-lao'!lord agita-
tic,s in the ives. ii ireland la.@ly has been
ca,ssing some apprehension Right Hon
cs4lhlc james LOwthcr, Chirs Secretary f"i
ireland, in replying TO the question III lhc
House OF Ccaimons last night, stated That
stbe Government were fuetr alive to the ne
I cessity OF dealing promr.iy with the niat'
ter. He said that the Deruty-ln>@ectoi
General OF Constabusary had bean DIS
patcheti on special ra!ssion to thu. district:
concernrd TO consult with magistrates ant
local constabulary, and report what adds
ticnal police ure required in order TO inSur
full protection to all persons IN the eNcrcls
OF their legal rights; that considerable re
Inducements are being drafted into the dis
tricts concerned, and notice has been give
that in the event Of Any outrage the cos
ofthese measures be leTied upon the district
where it occurs.