The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-19
LATEST FOREIGN NEws.
The LIverpool Town HAN.


Grath, whosare charged with attempting TO
blow up the Town Hall here on the OH In.
slant, were examined by the Government
to-day. The pre- scouting solicitor said that
ne did not intend 10 20 into the question OF
Fenianlsm, as the case would stand on Its
own merits. McKevitt, he said, bad denied
any connection with the Fenians, but the
regular delivery at his lodgings Of the Irish
World, with bis printed address as though
he was regular subscriber, would be
proved. An analytical chemist had ascer.
tanned that the bomb used in the attempt
was hlled with nitro-glycerine. McGrath's
landlady, be said, would prove that he NC
Grath) possessed some piping similar to the
bomb, and that he had been secretly en-
gagged In hammering something.
AL the close OF the evidence the prison
ers were committed for trial. McGrath was
then charged alone with causing the late
explosion at the police barracks.
Fatal Explosion on an English Iron
Clad.
LONDON, June 1S.-A dispatch from Go
letta. TunIs, to Reuters Telegram Company
says: An explosion occurred on board
her Mai esty's iron.clad steamer Monarch
while preparations were making for a tor
several slilors injured.'
LONDON, June 1S.-The Times, in its
financial article, says: "We believe it is
contemplated to suspend the meeting of the
Anglo-French Commission for negotiating
a new commercial treaty in the course OF
the next week."
No Objection to FOxhall.
The Paris correspondent OF the Sports
m'n says: The report about an objt ction TO
Mr.. Keene's Foxhal as winner OF the
grand prizes Of Paris Is entirely untrue.
Weatherby had all the requisite papers, in
Guiding the veterinary certificate OF Fox.
ball, although the French Jockey Club does
not require that a certificate shall be lodged
IN Paris when entries are made abroad.
Not only has no formal objection been
made, but remittance for the amount OF
the grand prize has been sent to the Messrs.
Weatherby to be added to Mr.. Keene's &C.
count.
Italians Hiss French Troops.
A dispatch from Marsellles, dated at
midnight, says: GAS troops that had Just
disembarked on their return from Tunis
were marching through Rue Republique
Kisses were beard from the Italian National
Club. a crowd surrounded the club. house
and demanded the removal OF the Italian
escutcheon from the building. The com.
missary Of the police advised its removal,
but the president Of the club peremptorily
refused to have it removed. The project OF
police endeavOIed TO restore order, and
sent for gendarmeS, but before their ar
rival the deputy mayor and municipal coun-
cllcr, in spite Of the protests Of the pre-
feet, tore down the escutcheon. The crowd
was afterwards dispersed and the ap-
proacbes to the clubhouse occupied by
troops"
Southern Railways In England.
LONDON, June 1S.-A prospectus has been
issued OF the Alabama, New Orleans and
TeXas.Pacifc Junction Railway Companies.
The prospectus states that the.obiect OF the
companies is TO acquire a link which must
eventually connect Atlantic cities with
New Orleans, the Gulf OF Mexico, and the
Trans Mississippi system OF railroads. The
| first issue will be E150,0 900 IN E10 preferred
| shares, OF which it is stated 100000 are
already taken.
Resignation OF Ministers.
BUCHAREST, June 19.-Tbe Minister OF
War, Minister OF the Interior, and Minister
OF Finance have resigned in consequence OF
| du uut Ci DC fOlC VI thC OuubiDSi VI Az PttiNs'
Swiss Socialist Congress.
BERNE, June 1S.-An appeal has been
lodged with the Federal tribune against the
prohibition OF the Socialist Congress by the
Zurich authorities.
Germany.
BERLIN, June 1S.-EmperOr William has
appointed Herr Won Putlkummer to be Min
lister OF the Interior and Herr Won Goplei
to succeed Herr Won Puttkummer as Minis
ter OF Public Worship. He has also grant
ed to Prince Bismarck leave Of absence 10
| recruit his health, appointing Baron Won
Butcher as his substitute.
France.
MARsElLLEs, June 1S.-The Italian Con-
sui has expressed to the project OF police
his regrets for the scene at the Italian Ma
tional Club during the passing by OF the
returning troops from the Tunisian eXpe-
dition yesterday.