The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-22
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

LONDON, June 2l.-A Paris dispatch 10
the Times SAYS: The election OF Nj. Firm
ouet, Communist, as municipal councillor
for the Pera la Chaise quarter, Will be an
nulled, even after the passage OF the am
nosty biz, as tho amnesty viii not be rotiO-
spective. A fresh election will be necessary,
and then NJ. Frinquet will be eligible for
election.
The Chamber OF Deputies has passed the
religious estimates by vote OF 800 to So,
the Extreme Left joining the minority.
The Chamber Of Deputies has passed the
amnesty bill by vote OF 1893 to 40. The
Chnmber rejected an amendment excluding
from amnesty all persons guilty OF crimes
against common law.
Germany.
LONDON, June 2l.-A Berlin dispatch to
the Times says: Article 3 OF the church
bill has been approved by the Prusslan
Diet. 1t provides that judgment against
delinauents be limited to declaration OF
ipcapacity for filling office, instead OF dis
missal, the altered wording implying mere
deprivation Of income.
| A dispatch to the Morning Post from
Berlin saws Prince Bismarck is still insist
ing on the adoption of the church bill. The
Conservatives and National Liberals, who
have hitherto opposed it, have reconsidered
their position and have resolved that the
adoption of few notifications would
enable them to support ii. They are now
engaged in drafting amendments to which
they propose TO give their united support,
and surprising them to be approved by The
| Government, they are prepared TO accept
that as compromise and allow the Dill TO
pass in its modified shape.
| The Condition Of Turkey.
| VIENNA. June 21-Sir Austin Layard's
| dispatch on the condition OF Turkey, IN
the British Parliamentary "Blue-Book,
recently issued, has caused great sensa-
ton here. The Neto Free Press recon-
mends the deposition OF the Sultan, IN or
der to save Turkey. The FrelndeuF0tdu
Government organ demands European
surveillance and control over the Porte.
THE Vienna Presse processes 10 believe that
the end oil Turkey as State Is at hand, and
advises that Austria take as much as posi-
BILE of Turkish territory.
Mr.. O'DOnnelI Urging his Rights.
IoypoN, June 2l.-Mr. O'Donnell in
tends 10 test the right OF the Speaker OF The
House of Commons to prohibit his ques'
tion as 10 The antecedents OF NJ. ChalIeme
Lacour. by proposing resolution that un'
doubtedly 10 II within the privileges oi
member OF the House TO ask the Govern
ment for such information.
Fever In Ireland.
LONDON, June 21.-In the House OF Com
mons to-day Mr. William +. Forster, chic
secretary for Ireland, confirmed the repor
OF the existence Of fever in some districts
in Ireland.
Won't Accept Challenge.
LONDON, June PA friend OF NJ. Chalie
mol Lacour has challenged Mr.. ODonnel
TO fight, but Mr.. O'Donnell Will not accept
Various Foreign Items.
rospoN. June 2l.-A Pesth dispatch saw
the village of HomOnna, In the county o
lZemplens, has been destroyed by hre. Many
} Of the inhabitants were burned and other'
injured. A famine having ragged since tn'
beginning Of winter, the misery was inde
scribable. or,
One thousand and eleven houses wer'
. burned in Hungary during May, ana sixty
r three persons killed during the late terrio'
storm and waterspout near Dresden. :
No doubt fsmine.fever has appeared IL
the West and South Of ireland.