The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12

pedition as The definite pacihcation and de-
limitation OF the eastern frontier Of Algc-
RIA ana the construction o. a treaty guar
an'ecing Algeria against raids and
fIencn interests against dsoyaI In
trigues. Prudence" Il says, "oblges
france 10 watch the solicitations which
may De pressed upon the Bey. and
winch might become the source OF grave
embarrassment 10 Algeria. The c,uses OF
the change in the Bey's feelings TO-
wards France would be too delicate n
matter TO Investigate. The present eri-
SIS Is due 10 the war waged during
the past two yesrs against all French in.
terests In Tunis."s The circular justides
the French refusal 10 recognize the Porte's
sovereignty. IL says: "The expedition
meets The approval Of Europe wherever
prejudice does not blind mems ewes. All
civilized nations will profit bv the change
France will effect. There II nothing 10 pre-
vent us from doing for Tunis without con.
quest and without fighting what we do in
Algeria and what England does In India"
Indignation I'm Rome Against France.
LONDON, May ia Times dispatch
from Rome saws: "Tbere Is strong indg-
nation here against the French proceedings
in Tunis. Premier Carroll IN the Chamber
OF Deputies yesterday, on being asked by
Slgnor Guiccioli regarding the rumors Of
th" Italian consufs intrigues In Tunis, and
the report OF bis recall, interrupted him in
the middle OF the question. and said 'We
never even thought Of recalling SignOr
Mlccio. The accusations against him are
false Signor Cavaletto, the nominal leader
OF the Right, had given notice that he would
call the attention of the Minister of Marine
to the necessity of having Italy's forces,
especially naval, ready against aggression
or for UNFOLDING the dignity Of the nation"
Russia.
MILITARY REVIEW BY THE CZAR-L0ssEs BY
THE ANTI JEWISH RIOTS, &C., &C.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 1.-THE Car held
q grand review to-day Of all troops here.
The losses by The riots at EIizabetbgrad,
inwhich the Jews suffered terribly, are OFF,
cialy stated at 100000 rOubles, and pr-
vate estimates make them much larger
The POri0dOk publishes a letter from
Odessa saying that in consequence OF the
disorders trade there and in the district is
completely paralyzed. Serious disturbances
occurred at Bgka, in Caucasus, between
Russians and MuSsumans; but the military
restored order. One Mu-sulman was killed
and three were wounded. The rIotlng
lasted three days.
PROSPECT FOR A CONSTITUTION IL RUSSIA.
LONDON, May IA letter from weIl'in-
formed correspondent in Russia telegraphed
to the Times from Paris says the nearest
approach that will he made TO constitution
will be an endeavor TO create in each pro-
vince a sort OF local council TO commune
cite its wishes to the Central Government
and to exert a kind of local control over The
employment OF the resources OF the pro-
vince. Even this Is dependent upon Gene
raj Melkoff retaining the ascendlDcy.
ANOTHER PROMINENT NIHlLIST ARRESTED, &C.
Sr. PETERSBURG, May 1.-THE police
have arrested a man who is believed 10 be
prominent Nihilist. He Is charged with
completely in the murder OF the car and
planning the Little Garden-strec mine. lie
was present at the recent execution, in lOnt
OF the scaiIold, reserved for officials and
representatives OF the press. His sister las
also been arrested.
An official dispatch announces that order
has been restored az Kei1, but that there
has been further serious ri0ting at Na>ill-
kow. where people attacked the Jews at the
railway when the latter were about to leave
town. TIE troops had to 20 to the rescue
OF the Jews.