The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-01

The Rumna RehelIIou.

LONDON, May 31.-The Calcutta CORE
spondent OF the Times says: Military pre-
parations against the Rumpa rebellion are
progressing, and there Is now every posi-.
biiity OF another tedious campaign In that
feyer-stricken district" The same CORE.
spondent says he believes that the Indian
Government has never entertained any no.
ton OF annexation or purchase, or any
other measure affecting the political status
OF Cashmere.
The German Church Bill.
A Berlin dispatch to the Standard SAYS !:
The two days discussions in the lower
house OF the Prussan Diet on the Chuych
bill clearly brought out two fscis-namely,
that every single section desires a settle
ment OF the cuturkampf, and also that not
one OF them entirely approves Of the bill in
its present form.
bismarck Irritated.
LONDON. May S1.-A Berlin dispatch to
the Morning Post says Prince Bismarck, r-
ritated at the prospect OF the defeat of the
Church bill, Is reported to be preparing fur
Their correspondence throwing light upon
the past negotiations with the Curia for
publication.
Only n Slap with q Sabre.
A Paris dispatch 10 the Daily Telegraph
says: " A reporter who was present at the
Communist demonstration on the 23d in
slant distinctly denies that young Rocbefort
struck by the fiat Of sabre without pre-
meditation"
Against ROchcfOrt's Version.
A Paris dispatch to the Tines SAYS the
balance OF the evidence is thus far decided
Iy against Henri Rochefort's version OF his
sons affair with the police at the Communist
demonstration on the 23d instant.
A Vienna dispatch to the Times confirms
the statement that Russia has adhered to
the proposed conference Of ambassadors to
settle the Greek boundary question.
The Police Question I'm Paris.
A Paris dispatch to the Times says /:
"The Paris municipality, in retaliation for
the decree annulling the vote OF censure
passed upon NJ. Andreux, Project OF Po-
lice, has made fresh attempt to get con-
troll of the police. Six members OF the
Municipal Council submitted motion re-
fusng to pass the police expenditure item
OF the budget until the force is under mu.
nicipal control. The proposal was referred
to a committee" A Paris dispatch to the
Times says: "The proposal of the NUM-.
cipal Council 10 refuse to pass the police
expenditure item in the budget until the
force is under municipal control will. Of
cour, e, be dead letter, the Government
having the power OF reinserting in NUM-
cipal budgets any item Illegally eliminated"
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, May 3i.-Edwin Thomson and
Alfred George Taylor have been declared
defaulters on the Stock Exchange.
A Cabul dispatch reports that Abdurrah-
man Khan has written TO his chiefs, in
which be thanks God that the gates 10
friendship OF the British are at last open,
and trusts that all who are loyal TO the pre-
sent Ameers will be equally loyal to him.
He promises to meet all the chiefs in Cabul
shortly.
a Constantinople dispatch says that the
Great Council OF Ulemus decided that Com
meron's assassin shall not be executed, and
European intervention with the Administrs
ton OF Turkey will not be accepted. Sheik
Ulesian refused TO sign the order OF execu
ton OF the assassin. The Grand Vizier ant
other Ministers are prepared to resist Euro
pean demands.