The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-29

wiuders, who have consequently struck,
and from 1000 20 5000 persons are now out
of employment.
The COnstantlnople correspondent OF the
Manchester Guardian says he has reason 10
believe that the grayest apprehensions are
entertained at the British embassy relative
TO the affairs in Albania.
French Political Notes.
LONDON, June ga Paris dispatch 10
the Times says 1.-THE prorogaton Of the
Chambers is expected on the 18th Of July.
The Budget Committee has voted 100000
francs for the surveys OF railway from the
Senegal to the Niger, in Western Africa,
and a cable from lie de Saint to Cape VERDI
"The .SOieh points out that amnesty is
much more restricted than is imagined
Six thousand Communists, who were trans
ported in 1872, have already returned, and
those Of them who are free from criminal
antecedents have resumed their full po!iti-
cal rights. Scarcely fye hundred remain
in New Caledonia, and as amnesty will only
restore them to the status they held before
the Commune such OF them as had pre-
yiously incurred forfeiture for life OF their
political rights will still be under disabili-
ties. Scarcely two hundred will be able TO
aspire 10 seats in the Chambers or local boz
dies, and only twenty Of these are actually
notorious namely, William Rocheiort. Fe-
liX Pyat, jules Wales, Blanqui Trinquiet,
and Others.
The Rine-Nntch NJ DOIiymOunt.
CLONLARP, June 2S.-Major Leech has
selected his team 10 represent the Irish Ri
femen at Dollymount tomorrow as follows:
Fenton Young, William Ricby, John Rig
by, Mimer, and Joyni, with Coghlan and
Murphy as reserves. There was no regular
team practice to-day, but the Americans
were at the ranges at noon for the purpose
OF testing their rifles aud sights. A strong
southwest wind is blowing across the range.
The weather is dull and lowering, but the
individual shooting ut the 900-yards range
was excellent.
The Forte and The Powers.
LONDON, June 90 A Berlin dispatch TO
the Times says: "Much notice has been
taken here OF recent article in the Paris
Temps, which WAS probably inspired, az
fecting to discard all responsibility on the
part OF France in the event OF Turkey re-
fusing to obey the voice OF Europe. 1t
points TO England as the ultimate executor
OF the will OF the Powers. as having melted
them to express it in conference"
War Preparations at Pera.
LONDON, June ga Pera dispatch to
the UdHU telegraph says: Warike prepa.
ratious are proceeding here. There is much
activity at the arsenal. The Porte has tele-
eraphed 10 the authorities in the Greek
frontier provinces for an exact report OF
the number Of Albanlans under arms, the
present condition OF the country, and its
resources.
BaenOs Ayrcs Surrounded by National
Troops.
RIO DE JANERIO. June 28-The latest dis
patch from Buenos Ayres announced that
the city was surrounded by national troops
on the 10Th instant and summoned to capt.
ulate within twenty-four hours.
A Coming Revolution.
LONDON, June 2S.-The Vienna cores
pondent Of the Standard says he has rea-
son 10 state that at any moment revolution
may he expected in favor OF the union OF
Bulgaria and Roumella.
Various Foreign liens.
LONDON, June 2S.-A Cabul dispatch re-
ports that the answer to the British ultima
tum has been received from Abderrahma
Khan. Its tenor is said to raIse doubts In
regard TO the Kahn's sincerity.
The Standard SAYS IL Is understood that
after a somewhat excited mee,ing OF the
Cabinet a resolution was adopted TO sup
port LGbouchere's motion TO rescind the
vote OF the House regarding Bradlaugh.
The motion will not be formally made
question Of confidence, but many liberals
who voted in the majority on the last occa-
sion will abstain from voting on it.
A Berlin dispatch says negotiations for a
between the various factions
have progressed 80 far rs TO insure the bare
Of the church bill in very modified
form.
A Paris dispatch reports tbat members OF
the bar OF Lyons, Beziers, Tonrnan, Reims,
Leimans, and other towns have pronounced
against religious DEGREES.
The Constautinople correspondent OF the
Manchester Guardian says he has reason to
believe that the gravest apTrehensions are
at The British embassy relative
to the turn Of affairs IN AlbaDa
A Scutari correspondent telegfaphs tnat
the Albanian committee has dispatched
| 800 men TO DuIcigno.