The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-12
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON. July 10.-A dispatch from Pera
to the Ddily telegraph says: 1t is reported
that the Turkish Minister OF Foreign
Affairs has offered TO pay money indemnity
to Montenegro il the latter consents to re-
inquish all claim TO the territory In Que>-
ton. The Minister OF War still realms
great influence with the Sultan. An order
has been received at the Imperial gun-fac-
tory 10 supply Immediately 10000 shot and
shell for field guns. It is estimated tslt
two or three months will be required to
execute The order.
A dispatch from ConStantinOpIe 10 the
Manchester GUdrdjdn, dated Thursday,
says: The Montenegrin envoy will leave
here tomorrow. 1t is believed here that
the settlement of the Montencgrin affair will
be more difficult than that Of the Greek.
Mr.. Gaschen, British ambassador. has with
drawn his confidence from Sir Alfred Sand
isOn, oriental secretary OF the legation. and
it j. reported that he has taken the embas-
sy's confidential cipher out OF his hands.
The quarrel causes much comment 1t is
believed that SIR Alfred SandiSOn will short
~ quit his post.
A dispatch from COnstantinOple 10 the
DaHy telegraph, dated Friday, SAYS: The
Prince Of Montenegro has consented TO his
representative remaining here for the pres
ent."
Mr.. GIadstOne's Policy.
The statement OF Mr.. Gladstone in the
House OF Commons Yesterday that no waste
OF time would induce the Government 10
abandon a measure which they think im-
nortant is believed tC cOntrm the reports
that the Government will not pr0rOgue Par
lament until the important business has
been completed.
The National Fete I'm Paris.
LONDON. July l0.-A Paris letter TO the
DaHu NeluS gives some particulars OF the
preparationS for the national .tcte 10 take
place on Wednesday next the l4th Instant.
The writer says that railway trains with
Measure parties are already arriving and
high society is emigratlng. The Bonapar-
fist newspapers advise their readers not 10
participate in any way in the festivities
circumstance that serves TO stimulate Re-
publican ardOr. The arrangements for H.
Iuminati0nS, fireworks. etc. throughout
Paris are making on most liberal and eX-
tensiye scale.
The Antf.Jesuit DEGREES.
LONDON. July 10.-A Paris dispatch says
the Government seems disposed TO suspend
the execution OF the ant.Jesuit DEGREES
against the other religious orders until the
legal tribunals have decided on the case OF
the Jesu.ts. The question 81 jurisdiction
has still 10 be heard before the tribunal
UeS COnfictS-a raised body composed OF
Judges and members OF the Council OF
State under the presidency OF the Minister
Of Justice.
The French Amnesty Bill Adopted by
Both Houses.
PARIS, July 10.-The Chamber OF Depu-
ties today voted the amnesty bill IN the
form in which 1t was adopted Yesterday by
The Senate.
lister.
ROME, july 10.-the resignation OF Cen
eral BoneIli as Italian Minister OF War has
been accepted II Is stated that General
DlzZa. commandment OF the Milan division,
Will succeed him.
Various Foreign Items.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, July 10.-HUsse in
Husni Pasha has been appointed Minister
OF War, replacing Osman Pasha. Several
important changes will be made in the
staff.
The death is announced OF DR.. Paul
BrOca, an eminent surgeon. anthropOdlst
and author, who in February last was
elected life senator OF France as candidate
OF the extreme Left, to succeed Count de
LantaIivet. His age was tfty-siX.
LONDON, july 10.-Lord Roseberry tLibe-
rail- is mentioned a. the Marquis OF LanS-
downs successor to the Under Secretary
ship for India.