The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10
latest FeaEsesa NEWS.
g England,
THE CATTLE TRADE.

Na -
I. I. .:.LoSpos March The. Times says
"The first consignment OF cattle hectic
the new regulations arrived yesterday at
Liverpool on the Warren-Line steamer Bra
zliap, which has been peculiarly successful
in her transport OF live stock. This is her
second voyage from Boston during the Win
ter, when the Atlantic is rough. without
losing single head of cat,le.n Yesterday
the Brazilian landed sol head atthe special
airagc licensed by the Privy Council at
Birkcnhead. Every ANNA. was apparently
sound and healthy, and it is anticipated that
they will find q ready market in London
and Liverpool as dead meat within the ten
days allowed for slaughter. IL this eHpecta-
ton is realized it is probable that American
shippers who arc awaiting tie result or the
Braziliun's experiment will send large
number OF beasts under the same condi-
TONS"
'-~ France.
ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT OF MINISTER De
... .t BROGLIE. -.s.
LONDON, March S.-Tbc text OF the rcso-
luton for the impeachment OF the De
Broglie- Fourlon Ministry which the i'm.
parchment committee Of the French Cham
Der OF Deputies recommend TO tie Cham
Der is given as follows: .,,i
"The Chamber recommend the impeach-
mcnt Of the Ministry Of the 10th OF May,
orders the sending up OF the report to the
Senate, and appoints & committee OF five OF
its members TO proceed with the charge and
act as public prosecutors"
M. Washington, President of the Council
and Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and NJ.
Leroyel, Minister OF Justice, also conferred
with the committee on the subject OF tue
return of the Chambers to Paris. They de-
c!arcd that they would be willing to take
the initiative in favor OF the return but for
| the fact that for the Chambers to effect such
change III the Constitution they would
have to be constituted as national assem-
bly,; the Ministry would also prefer that
the question be postponed till after imDcacll-
mant and discussion. The Left Centre, at
meeting at which forty members were
turn to Paris, thus showing divergence OF
views OF tie Cabinet and Centrists.
The Pure Left, which is the strongest
group of the Republicans. numbering nine
weight members, yesterday decided that
none OF its members cap also be connected
with another Republican group such as the
Left Centre or Extremists. The Daily
Ners SAYS it is understood that this deci'
sion is contrary TO The wishes Of Gambetta
who desires a fusion OF all sections. The
Times says this fusion is also desired by the
Radicals. Its defeat is fortunate, as il
would be tantamount to an occult Assembly
free from public control and discussing prl
vately what is now debated in the Cham
bers. The Left Centre is hesitant in regard
to Impeachment. Yesterdays meeting il
deferred its decision until 1t is acquainted
with the Indictment. The Daily NenS';
. correspondent Mt Paris says: "The asSer
i ton that President Grevy Will resign if i'm
parchment Is carried is an idle invention
spains :-..f - -:
i MADRID, March S.-Senor Manuel Silvcl
will succeed the Marquis Molino as Spanish
ambassador at Paris.3rThe new Spanish
. Minister Of the Interior is Senior Francisco
Silvela. az. ~.
i :. .-.ra Egypt. :.a-l.. ~. ~.
1 CAIRO, March S.-The Kherlive has in
formed. the Governments OF England ant
4 France that lie wifi appoint Nubar PaSh;
i Foreign Minister il they insist. but that b.
must decline all responsibility for the con
sequences. ".<f.5 ~.
/ - The Plague Abating.
ST. PETERSBURG, March S.-Thc Oficia
MESSENGER publishes three kilograms, show
ing that all apprehensions respecting thu
plague bare disappeared, though much dis
ease prevails. General Milikof appends =:
declaration, stating that 500 persons dice
out Of $4,000 between October and Febru,
airy in two pestilential districts. This isat
Smaller mortality than usual from the ,chol
| or. dinhtheria small-DOS or EtyDbus