The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-18
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany.
THE BERLIN CONFERENCE.


LONDON, June IA Berlin dispatch
saws: "It seems that Germany Will not
make any proposals 10 the conference, but
leaves IL 10 the western Powers to do so,
particularly France. The Turkish ambas-
sador has informed the Government that
the Porte does not oppose the conference,
and does not oppose the fundamental prin-
ciples OF NJ. Waddngton's proposals at
Bismarck's dinner. Bismarck limited that
Germany regarded the French propositions
fayorablv." Another dispatch says: e At
the conference Baron Haymerle was ques-
toned as to whether Austria would under
take to carry out its decision. He answer
ed negatively, and said the majority favor
the cession OF Janina to Greece"
Another dispatch says that IN the con-
ference Yesterday it was manifest that the
Powers are more or less prepared to ac-
cept the original French proposal. So
deeply is Turkey convinced that the matter
will have TO be settled by war with
Greece that the armament is being vigorous
Iy pusbed i'm southern Albania. A military
conference OF leading officers was recently
held at Pera, which debated measures OF
resistance in case OF necessity.
England.
ANOTHER SCENE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
OVER THE O'DONNELL QUESTION.
LONDON. June lin the House OF Com
mons to-day, the Speaker having eXpunged
from the notice-paper portion OF Mr..
O'Donnell's further question concerning Nj.
ChaIlcme-Lacour. MIR. O'D0nnell endea-
yored TO put the question in its original
form. He said be desired TO bring the ac-
ton of the Speaker beforethe House. The
Sneaker threatened other steps il he persist
ed. Mr.. O'Donnell, after an excited scene,
declined to put the question and Quilted the
House.
STRIKE OF GOLFERS.
LONDON. June 17.-Three thousand col.
Tiers struck mt Leicester against 10 per
cent. reduction.
The French Amnesty Question.
PARIS. June IA number OF senators
and deputies met to-day by request OF Pre-
mier DeFreycinct to discuss the amnesty
ouestion. After some explanations, NJ.
C;ambetta urged the government TO Put an
end to the irritating question by presenting
y bill for plenary amnesty. senators re-
plied that the Government would not OBJ.
tain the votes OF the Lett Centre oil the
Senate to such q measure.
Iovp0N. June IA Paris dispatch
says ministerial decree IS believed TO be
preparing for the purpose OF granting in
diyidual pardons. 1t is pretty certain that
the Government will not 90 beyond this.
An Alleged Conspiracy I'm France.
PARIS, June 1.-THE Figaro prints an
exposure OF an alleged Legitimist con-
spiracy. 1t is said that the Count de Cham
bord. the Bourbon pretender, is priyy to
the plot, and that large sums OF money have
been collected to buy the adhesion OF infu-
entail Republicans.
The Greek Boundary.
LONDON, June 1.-THE Times CORE
spondent at Berlin says: "Thc supple.
mentary conference has unanimously agreed
TO the request OF the technical commission
TO meet at once. mark out the new Greek
boundary on the general line OF the frontier
mentioned in the 14tb protocol OF the Ber-
lin Congress, and submit il to the confer
ence as a preliminary to all further action,
in order to allow the engineers time for this
work. The conference will not meet again
until next week."
Arms for China.
LIVERPOOL, June ia London dispatch
to the Liverpool Post says: Several French
firms having large orders from the Chinese
Government for rifles have been instructed