The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT

LONDON, February 24-The Standard
states that rumOrs were freely circulated
last night on both sides OF the lobby that
the immediate dissolution OF Parliament is
contemplated. The Standard adds that
these reports are at present premature, but
il the business OF the House continues TO
be so Systematically INSTRUCTED the Govern
ment Will have no alternative but to dissolve
Parliament at an early day.
The Home-Rul meet to-day TO consider
Sir Stafford Northcote's motion to check the
distractions.
Foreign Notes.
A Berlin dispatch reports that Herr nas.
enclever's motion for suspension Of the pro-
ceedings against the two Socialist deputies
was carried by large majority. which in
cuded all OF the Left and part OF the Cleri-
cal Centre.
The British bark Jessie Berle, which ar
rived in Bristol channel on the 22d from
Pensacola, experienced heavy weather
during her passage, and lost her bulwarks,
four boats, and one man.
Monument to the Late Prince Impe.
rial.
OPPOSITION TO ITS ERECTION IN WESTMINSTER
ABBEY.
LONDON, February "a Dean Stanley to-
day received a deputation Of citizens, who
presented an address with 5000 signatures,
protesting against the proposed erection In
Westminster Abbey OF the monument to the
memory OF the late Prince Imperial. Dean
Stanley, however, adhered to his previous
decision, and said il he should yield in this
instance the door would be opened for COM
plants from every party which disapproved
| Of honors conferred upon persons with
whom 1t was not in sympathy. Relative TO
the supposed feeling in America with re-
gard to the proposed monument. the Dean
said il the Orleans Princes had fallen in the
war for the Union, their graves would
doubtless have been heaped with all the
honor the United States could bestow.
Increase Of Crime i'm the Dominion.
OTTAWA, ONT, February "a In the
House OF Commons Hon. William Blake in-
troduced bill for The more effeciua pre-
yention Of crime. He said the increase OF
crime was out Of all proportion. In 1879
there were 1913 prisoners in the peniten-
tiaries-an increase OF % per cent. in two
years. He proposed to subject all cOnvicts
to a system Of police surveillance and general
and stringent supervision. The Govern
ment will most likely adopt the bill.
France.
PARIS. February 2i.-Tbe Right alb
stained from voting in the election OF NJ.
Lemoine.
SUICIDE OF BARON Won SCHFLL.
LONDON, February PA St. Petersburg
dispatch announces that Baron Won Schell,
Privy Councillor. has committed suicide,
his mind being affected by the explosion IN
the Winter Palace
General Trepof has been appointed mill
tary governor OF Winter Palace Uice Gen.
eral Desalls, who has become paralyzed.
The Winter-Palace Explosion.
WHOLESALE ARRESTS IN ST. PETERSBURG.
NEW YORK, February pa Telegram
,ne eiai from Paris says considerable excite
men,. prevails over the reported arrest in
u. p, rersburg OF 1900 persons. suspected
II cou' pIielty in the Winter-Palace con-
Ge. vmany and the Vatican.
BERLIN. February 24.-Tbe Cologne Ga
.ette saws: I'VE learn that the negotiations
between Germ ANY and the Vatican are at a
complete stand Will. as direct agreement is
not attalnable. Prussia, therefore, on the
basis OF the knowledge thus acquired, pro-
poses TO order her ecclesiastical affairs in an
manner, and the Vatican as
sumes that the ministry VIII lay "a Dill before