The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-16
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

THE BRITISH MINISTRY WILL RESIGN.
LONDON. April 15.-The correspondent of
the Manchester Guardian says: 81 have
good reason for saying that the Ministers
have decided TO resign as soon as the Queen
returns to ENGLAND from the Continent"
This accOrds with the statement Of the
Ddily NepS that Lord Beaconstield Will
have an interview with the Queen on Sun.
day, and that the Ministry Will probably re-
sign on Tuesday next.
THE NEW MARKET HANDICAP And L0ELLARD's
COLT.
LONDON. April 15.-The Sportsman SAYS
Lorillard's three-yesr-old chestnut celt
Walenstein by winning the race for the
New Market hadicap yesterday has incurred
penalty Of G10 in the race for the city and
suburban handicap, which will come off at
the Epson spring meeting on Thursday
the 22d instant, and OF Gl2 in tho race for
the Chester Trades cup. which will come
off at the Chester meeting Oh wednesday,
May 5th. Lorillar0's chestnut colt Wallen-
STEMS easy victory yesterday greatly sur
prised all sporting writers.
BRITISH STEAMER BURNED.
LONDON, April 15.-The British steamer
Olwick Castle b0uud for Valparaiso With
large cargo Of war material, hos been burned
while lying at anchor IN the river Elba.
She was insured for El31,000.
The British TrainingShip ATLANTA.
SEvENTY.sIX DAYS OUT-ALARM IL ENGLAND
FOR HER SAFETY.
LONDON, April 15.-Tbe channel squad
ron and the dispatch-vossel Salauris left
Gibraltar day to search for the miss.
Il. iofr
is felt bere concerning the fate OF the Alta
lanta. She was last seen at Bermuda on
January Goth. and is therefore seventy-siX
days out. She is sister vessel Of the train
Ing.sbip Eurydice, which foundered off The
Isle OF Wight IN the spring OF 1878, having
on board 325 officers and seamen. The Alta
Ianta has L officers and 800 young seamen.
France.
PROTEST or THE ARCHBISHOP OF PARIS AGAINST
THE RECENT DEGREES.
PARIS. April l5.-Cardlnal Guibert, Arch
bishop OF Paris. in bis protest against the
DEGREES respecting unauthorized religious
congregations, says the DEGREES at present
are only menace, and should they be exc
cuted it is TO lie feared they will lead TO
pair full conflicts between law and con-
science, and that France may enter upon
period Of internal troubles OF which no Dmn
can ioresee the end.
LONDON, Apri 15-The Paris CORES
Dondent Of the Times says: "It is certain
that the Unauthorized religious eongrega-
tions will defend themselves Mt the proper
moment on the ground OF individual lib
erty and the rights OF property, and that the
legal proceedings regarding the questions
1T issue between the Government and the
congregations cannot last less than year."
Russian students COuri-Martiaied.
ODESSA, April Is. Nineteen pe>ons-
mostly siudrnts-haye been tried by conrt-
martial for various political offences. Two
Of them were acquitted, and the others
were sentenced 10 various terms at hard or
military labor.
Famine I'm Russia.
LONDON, A pril 15.-RegardlDg the famine
IN the Government OF Orenburg. Russia,
the st. Petersburg GotOS leans that thou.
sands OF families can neither obtain food
nor the means to earn 1t, as there Is
scarcity OF work as well as OF food.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, April l5.-A st. Petersburg dis
patch Says that information from AreLbur5
states that the long continuation OF winter
has completely exhausted the necessaries OF
life In that region. Rumors Of starvation
are daily increasing. Five thousand fami-
lies cannot Obtain sufficient food.