The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-27
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
WHY SIR BARTLE FRERE HAS NOT BEEN RE-
CALLED.
LONDON, May 26.-In Parliament yester-
day Mr.. Gladstone stated that Sir Bartle
Frere has not been recalled from South
Africa because he Is engaged in arranging
the scheme of colonial confederation, In
which be must be given fnir chance.
TWO NoBLENEN FIGHT DUEL.
LONDON, May ga Pesth dispatch states
that Count Victor Itchy, formerly Under
Secretary OF State in the Tisza Ministry,
and Count Stephen Kardly fought duel
on Monday. Zlchy was seriously wounded,
and will scarcely survive.
THE DERBY RACES.
LONDON, May 26.-The race iorthe Derby,
for three-year-olds, was won by the Duke
of Westmnster's Ben DOT; G. Brewers
Robert the Devil second, and Prince Salty
koff7s Mark third. Nineteen ran.
ANTIBRADLAUGH.
LONDON, May 26.-The Post this morning
states that several members OF the House OF
Commons, who have hitherto supported the
Government in the attempts that have been
made to facilitate the admission Of Mr. Brad
laugh to his seat, have received strong rep
reservations from their constituents against
the ACCESSIBILITY Of countenancing in any
way the claim Of Mr.. Bradlaugh to enter
the House.
THE BRADLAUGH INQUIRY.
LONDON, May 26.-In the House OF Com
mons the reference to the committee In the
Bradlaugh case has been enlarged. The
committee is now instructed to inquire into
the facts and circumstances OF Mr.. Brad
laughs claim to affirm instead Of taking The
oath: also into the law applicable to the
claim, and into the jurisdiction OF the House
TO refuse it.
MEMORIAL FOR REMOVAL OF SIR BARTLE
FRERE.
LONDON, May 26.-The Times says: A
renuisition from members sitting on the
ministerial side Of the House OF Commons
addressed to Mr.. Gladstone has been nu-
merously signed. The memorial. which Is
private, merely expresses the oplnioh
that Sir Bartle Frere should be Immediately
recalled on the ground that his policy in
South Africa was condemned by the ma.
jority at the recent general election.
France.
THE PROJECT OF POLICE cENsURFD.
PARIS, May 26.-M. Engelhard has raised
discussion in the Municipal Council re-
garding the measures taken by the Project
OF Police in connection with the commu-
nistic demonstration on Sunday last.
An order OF the day was adopted
stating that the Council blames the
Project for giving orders to his subor'
climates the execution OF which, by re-
ne,inp the most detestable proceedings oil
the Empire, involved serious encroach
ment upon the liberty Of citizens. The Pre-
feet of Police left the Council hall as soon
as Engelhard preached the question, declar
| ing the matter beyond reach OF the Council:
elaboration. The order OF the day wa:
passed by "a 10 Fifteen sbstaining from
voting.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE HAEB0R AT HAyRE.
PARIS, May GA dispatch reports tina
the Chamber OF Deputies has passed thu
| Tuncaryile canal bill. designed to give
Hayre easy access to the Seine and the In
terror OF France.
MONKS AND NUNS IN FRANCE.
PARIS, May 26.-The Chamber OF Depu
ties to-day, by vote OF $50 to 100, passed
bill abolishing the certificates granted b!
bishops to monks and nuns, which hav'
hitherto served the same purposes as I'M
Government examination diploma required
TO lay teachers.
| Russia.
END OF THE YIHILIsT TRIALS.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 26.-The great ira
Of Nibilists has been concluded. AFTER tn
publIc proceedings yesterday the member
Of the court-martial remained 10 consniia
tion eleven hours. They reeniered tn
co,,rt. room at 81 O'Clock this morning, whel
The nresIGent sentenced Mechadoff and su
hmratf 10 be hanged, DR.. Weimer TO hfteel
Years; hard labor, Cotschansky to invent.
Years, hard labor, Berdinko1 to eight years
hard labor, and Lamenthal TO ten J. years ,hra