The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-05

European quarters OF the city, but II may
De confidently predicted that they will not
move unless instigated by the authorities.
AS the latter know well that any serious
disturbances In the capital would imme.
diately produce active European interyen-
tioD, IT, Is hardly conceivable that they
would voluntarily enter upon such a line
OF action. StuI there is certain smou1t
OF danger. The Government evidently
wished to brighten Europe, and II may, by
using means for this purpose, bring
about inadvertently some unfortunate catas-
trophe."
The Prosecution or Mr.. Bradiaugh.
| LONDON, July 3.-With a view to bring
the conduct OF Mr.. Bradlaugh In Parla-
ment before the Court Of Queens Bench,
witnesses were present In the House OF
Commons yesterday to note the fact that
Mr.. Bradlaugh was sitting and voting. His
prosecution will be commenced forthwith.
II IL understood that Mr.. Bradlaugh in
tends 10 fight the action, IL necessary, TO
the House Of Lords.
Tho Expulsion Of the Jesuifs.
LONDON, July "a Paris dispatch to the
Times says :" The Project OF the Depart
ment OF the Nord having taken no further
steps in the suit instituted by the expelled
Jesuits at Lille the tribunal has declined to
proceed with the bearing. 10 thus leaves
the question Of jurisdiction to 90 through
the ordinary tedious stage, and refrain from
ordering, as it might do. the temporary re-
instatement.of the Jesuits."
statue Unveiled.
LONDON, July 3.-Lord Shafterbury to-
day unveiled the statue on the Thames en-
bankment to Robert Raikes, the originator
OF Sunday schools in England one hundred
years ago. DR.. Vincent was present on be-
bali OF the Sunday schools OF the United
States. DR.. Murphy, of New York, read
portion OF the Scripture, and DR.. Todd, OF
New York, offered prayer.
Amnesty Talk I'm Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 3.-The Bereg fore
shadows that amnesty TO political offenders
abroad, which would extend only to such
as are soliciting permission to return, IL
a coming measure attributed to General
Ions Meikof chief OF the supreme execu-
tive committee.
The German Church Bill.
BERLIN. July 3.-The upper house OF the
Prussian Diet to-day adopted by large ma
jorlty the Church bill in the form in which
it left the lower house.
Peace I'm BuenOs Ayres.
RIO DE JANEIRO. July 3.-Tbe latest in
telligence received here to-day from Buenos
Ayres announces that peace has been con-
cuded, Buenos Ayres having submitted 10
the national authorities.
From Panama.
PANAMA, June 4.-Senor SatOmayor, the
CHILEAN Minister Of War, who directed the
operations in the field, died of apopleXy at
the little village OF Yaras, near Tacna. on
the DIST OF May, few days before the sue
cessfu attack on tue latter place.
The Gillian Times OF May Doth says ::
"The canal de Ia MERGED is now concluded
This canal is - miles long, and has been %
years in construction. It has cost about
300, 600, and may be considered as one OF
the most important works yet executed in
this country"
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, July "A COnstantinOple dis
patch SAYS that the news which has reached
the Government concerning the Berlin con-
ference has produced great astonishment
and indignation in official circles and amor q
| the rank OF the NussulmanS. The semi
official VakW says that the conference has
hagrantly violated the spirit OF the Berlin
| treaty.
LONDON. July 3.-.Bradaugh, on leaving
Westminster Hall last night. was served
with writ at suit with Henry Lewis Clark.
claiming 10 recover a penalty Of GjOO Of
defendant for his affirming in lieu OF taking
the oath, and afterwards in sitting and
voting in the House OF Common.
A Copenhagen dispatch states that a
severe smallpox epidemic is raging in
Christiana.
A Cabul dispatch says on the 1st instant
General HIPS division encamped at Zargun
Khel, sent $50 cavalry to attack body Of
Afghans at Padkham. The enemy aban-
dor ed the village and few to the hills.
They were pursued to the hills and suffered
severely. British loss, 3 killed and %
wounded.
PARIS, July 3.-An exciting debate took
place in the Senate yesterday as to when
| the discussion OF the amnesty bill would be
held. Saturday was ultimately fixed upon.