The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

LONDON, September pa Paris dispatch
to the Times says nothing is more striking
than the almost perfect unanimity with
which the French press accuses VI. Gam.
beta OF having caused the present crisis,
and having thus disturbed the national
tranquility solely because VI. de Freycinct
In his Montauban speech ventured 10 en-
hi6lt himself as a far.siohted man. With
the exception OF two or three papers,
the whole press protests yehemenily
against the imperative interference OF
an irresponsible person, and comes TO
the conclusion that the real and only
possible solution is that NJ. Gambetia
should take the premiership. 1t would be
great mistake to attribute this view only
to Mr.. Gambetta's adversaries. His nearest
friends regard it as necessity.
THE NEW CABINET.
PARIS, September 22.-The new Cabinet
has been definitely constituted as follows:
NJ. Jules Ferry, President of the Council
and Minister OF Public instruction; NJ.
Blrtheemy st. Hilaire, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs; NJ. Constans, Minister OF the In
terror and Of Worship NJ. Cazot. Minister
OF Justice; NJ. Magun, Minister Of
Finance General Faire, Minister Of War;
Admiral Clonet, Minister OF Marine; NJ.
Carnot, Minister Of Public Works; NJ.
Trard, Minister OF Commerce; VI. Cookery,
Minister OF Posts and Teleglaphs.
SIX PERSONS DROWNED AT BORDEAUX.
LONDON, September % A ferry steamer
capsized at Bordeaux to-day, drowning six
persons.
Pigeon.FlyiDg I'm Canada.
the Industrial Exhibition was in progress
here three carrier-pigeOns owned by james
Fullerton, OF the Canadian Poultry ReUielC.
at Strathray, were dispatched TO their home,
and early on the following day two OF them
reached their destination. The third did
not arrive. The flight is believed to be the
best ever made in Canada. The distance to
Strathray is 100 miles.
Mortality Among Turkish Troops.
LONDON, September ga dispatch from
Ragusa to the Manchester Guardian says !:
d" Foreign official reports from Scutari re-
present that the Turkish troops near that
place are dying OF fever at the rate Of 200
daily"
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, September 22.-The Times says
the representatives OF the weayers recon-
mend that the whole Of the funds belong
in 10 local associations, amounting to the
sum OF C12 ZOO, be amaIgamated and placed
Al the disposal OF the Ways and Means Com.
mittee to support the AccriDgtOn strike.
II this is agreed to, the strike will probably
not be averted. The feeling in AccringtOn
Is reported to be very determined on both
sides. At a meeting Of the operatives at
Burnley yesterday there was some opposi-
ton manifested to the strike, and the mo-
ton to contribute levy of three pence per
loom to support the strike was ultimately
rejected in favor OF levy Of two pence per
loom.
LONDON, September GA Paris dis
patch says that NJ. CarnOt has accepted the
Ministry OF Public Works. Marquis De
Noailes has definitiyely declined the Minis
try OF Foreign Alfirs, and that post has
been offered Admiral Janse>, whose reply
is anxiou.ly expected. The health Of Adj
miral Dupal Is so bad that he cannot accept
the Ministry OF Marine.
The correspondent of the Times at Paris
SAYS: "The Count de st. Waller pre-
sented himself TO declare that he resigned
the Berlin embassy, but NJ. de Freycinct
strongly urged him TO reconsider bis dec-
sion so that their simultaneous retirement
might not excite apprehensiOns In regard 10
external relations. NJ. de Freycinct has
urged the same thing on all the French
representatives abroad in the event OF any
OF them retiring. IL is probable, therefore,
that NJ. de st. Vallier's resignation will be
deferred, but 1t may be looked for sOon."
LAHORE, September 29.-By a land-slip at
Maini Tai, one Of the hill stations OF North
west India, the following were killed: IL.
Taylor, assistant commissioner OF road po-
lice; Rev. Mr.. Cobnson, chaplain; Major
Morpby, OF the Forlieth regiment; Mrs.
Morphy, Mr.. Morgan, road commissioner;
Mrs. Tornbull, Captain Frederick Good
rich, surgeon; j. b. Hannah, OF Royal En-
gineers; Captain Balderston, Lieutenant j.
+. Sullivan, DR.. Hatchill, and Second Lieu
tenant J. b. Carmichael.
PARIS, September 22.-HEuenemeM pub
fishes a conversation between one OF its
contributors and NJ. Washington, In which
the latter states that no formal proposal was
made 10 him Of the Russian alliance against
Germany, but that the proposal was made
to NJ. Gambetta through the Russian Grand
Duke, who was staying in Paris at the time.
NJ. Gambetta merely replied, ave shall
see."
LONDON, September 22.-The steamer
Teutonia, from Liverpool for New Orleans,
! took out $50 British agricuturalists bound
a -