The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-07

to rcSclnd the RESOLUTIONS pTOhlDllng Mt.
BradIaugh from taking his seat in the House
OF Commons. Sir Charles Dixie replied that
there would be a Cabinet council to day,
at which future steps in regard TO Mr. Brad
laugh would be considered, but he believed
no attempt would be made this session to
alter the parllamentary.OIths law. II Mr..
Labouchere's motion is brought forward,
which is not likely, he would vote for il.
The Lind Bill.
LONDON, August G.-ln the House OF
Lords yesterday the committee cOnsiderl.
lion Of clause 7 Of the land bin was re.
sumed.
Lord Salisbury Conservative moved that
In any proceedings under the act rent Of
holding should not be reduced on account
OF any sum paid by tenant or his prcdc-
Ct sSors on coming into holding.
Lord Salisbury SAID be had assPnted to
the second reading Of the bill in the hope
that this amendment would be accepted.
The Government opposed the amend
mcnt.
MANY Conservatives and also Wings asked
Lord Salisbury not to press the amendment,
which, however. was carried by vote Of
1j7 to 40.
IL will be observed that the amendment
apparently aim, to prevent the carving Of
tenants interest out Of the landlords estate.
Several other amendments were carried,
and the bill then passed through the COM
mittee.
The Land Bill Manned.
LONDON, August 6.-The Pau NM
Gazette OF This evening says: The land
bill as it returns from the House OF Lords
is manned and impaired. II i absolutely
essential for the sake OF England and Ire
land and Liberals and Conservatives that
the measure which the Government Will
be called upon to ciry out should be the
measure they have recommended, ?ud not
scheme by men who dislpprove Of he very
principles on which it rests"
France Buying wheat Of Russia.
LONDON, August 6.-The Paris cores
pondent OF the Economist says: Accounts
OF the French harvest are less favorable,
and It now appears that the yield Will lie
less than last year and scarcely equal 10 an
average one, while the crop would have to
be over an average 10 meet the COnsUmp.
ton. the supply will probably be obtained
from Russia, aud in view Of coming exports
OF wheat the bank OF 81. Petersburg ha,
been reducing its stock Of gold and Is re-
ported TO have sold forty million francs
within a fortnight. Thrce.fOurlhs OF this
amount reached Paris, and has already
been purchased for export TO America IN
September
France Rushing Troops 10 Africa.
LONDON. August 6. The Morning Post
saws: We learn from MarScllcs that the
French government has requested steam
boat company TO place at the disposal OF the
military authorities several steamers for The
conveyance Of troop, TO Africa. It's cllcu-
lated that 10000 Franco-Tircurs are scat
tered along the north African coasts. 1t -
proposed to dispatch 10000 French troops
to Africa before De Ober.'
Another Russian Conspiracy.
COPENHAGEN, August Ga ST. Peters
burg correspondent OF the National Gdzete
saws the Russian court made a recent jour
ney to Moscow because OF The discovery Of
an extensive conspiracy to a>Sas'inate The
Imperial family during the night at Peter
hofI The police 90 The 21lh OF July
stopped a boat which had succeeded in pass
inc the guard-hips and arrested the occu-
pant. II was subsequently discovered that
sixty persons, some Of them OF h'gh rank,
were involved in the conspiracy.
Russian Diplomatic Service.
LONDON, August "a st. Petersburg
Sabouroh, Russian Ambassador at Berlin,
i, to succeed Prince Lahanof As Ambassa-
dor at London"
The Cztrnt His summer Residence
ST.. PETERSBURG, August THE imperial
family and The court arrived Yesterday at
the PeternOfI Palace. the summer residence.
Rome.
ROME, August 6.-The text OF the Pope
allocution is published. The Pope COM
ments with great warmth upon the reSpon-
sibility OF the Government for the recent
disturbance 10 Rome.
ATghaDisfaD.
LONDON, August G.-Thc Nieeroy or
India telegrapns as follows " a native
messenger who ba, returned from Candahar
reports that Ayo0b Ghan Is making pre-
parations for an advance on Cabul.'
The Capture Of NfaN.
MADRID. August 6. -EH,beraJ (newspa-
uerl SAYS. .'Fhe Spanish Consul at Tunl,
having investigated the circumstances OF
the capture Of SiaX, admits that The VICE
Consups action on the spur OF The moment
unintenliOnally exaggerated the misconduct
OF the French troops