The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-11
ACROSS THE WATER.
THg LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Tonquln Affairs I'm t1so Chamber
Frances Policy.
by cable to The Dispatch.

Tonquin Affairs I'm the Chamber
Frances Policy.
fBy cable to the Dispaich.I
PARIS, July 10.--In the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day NJ. Challemel Lacour, Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs, replying TO q
question. said the Fsench force In Ton4uin
was sufficient for any opposition II was
likely to encounter. In the event OF I'M
expected difficulties during the parlia-
mentary recess the Government would i'm
mediately convoke the Chambers. VI. Chai-
lemel Lecour continued. alt Is now evil
dent that Zuduc Is Frances enemy. There
isno longer any question OF negotiation with
hun. France must now resort 10 fighting.
NJ. Hammond. French Civil Commissioner in
Tonquin. will recommend treating as soon
rs possible after ihe opposition to France
has been subdued. rance will occupy
only the Tonquin Delft. She has no in
tention OF conqueIing AMMAN. Reports
III Chinese aggression are rnfounded. ]
ain able to state that pacific relations will
be mair tanned with China. frances policy
Is to er TIRE respect for her treaties. China 1t
first objected TO the occupation o. TouIuin,
but after he Hanai affair she recognized
frances right to chastise Tuduc. Marquis
Tseng, Chinese Ambassador, did not deny
the possibility OF an understanding tween
France and China. In the last interviews
between NJ. TriClu, the French ambassa-
dor at Shanghai, and LII Hung Chang, Chi
nest commander, the latter adopted con-
clatory attitude. Ii Hung Chang left
slangha! on July 4 for Tientsin; but
Chinas objections will not stop the course
OF France, who is powerful enough TO exc.
cute her projects in regard to Tcrquin
without waging 'Tar with China. France
demands OF Chine not to eml'arriSS her
action. She proposes Sub equent'v % cOn-
clude convention with Il ina VIII 0 view
Of cl.sJring respec FOL their r's"2ehye
frontier, II China, coCicary o .udica-
tons, should. follow di;,Str0u' sdyice, the
Chamber viii moi hesitate ener ideally 10
lend the interest oI the country"
Paul lie CasSacnac maize violent attack
upon the Cove "nncpt. lie call 4 Prime
,linistei Ferry the wor,t OF Gov ards and
liar. Iassagnac was censured for his
language, aud sas ordered to be excluded
from the House for fortnight.
Ar order OF the day expressing CONN.,
delcc in the firm End prudent po;'cy of the
Government was adopted ~ yoIe OF 31l
to ..
LoNDoN. July l0.-It was announced ye'-
terday at n trial at NyreghhLza, HungiIy,
of the ic@s charged with numbering a
Christian RI. that the coachDI1n, who
/ was IN if,portaDt witness FOL defence,
had committed suicide. The mother Of
the p,T, Julia ,amOsi swore that Der
daug t,g's statement that she spoke -
Esthe, SalOmc sSy, the girl supposed to have
been murdered after the time It Is alleged
the murder occurred. was false and was
made 5ecallst she had been offered . bride
by Jews The girl was produced in court.
| She had evidently been iIl-treatcd and up
peared to be crippled. Counsel for the Ie-
| fcnc declared that IL was evident that any
! thins' the Q ri might now testify 10 would be
under fear CT her parents. He obtined an
order from the codrt for Il medical exami-
nation of the girl.
The American Teams Practice.
LONDoY, July 10.--The Executive Com
mIttee OF the National Rifle Az 0ciation are
arranging so as to allow the American elIp
the use OF the long ranges 0 themselves Of
certain times OF the V in order TO facill-
! tate their practice. The Americans yester-
day were someN rat hampered at the longer
ranges BY being obliged to face south IN
stead Of rs at Cyeedmoor, and by the hui
mil atmosphere. Correspondents present
al the practice Yesterday remarked that the
strangers showed skill in adapting them
sci - in few shots to these exceptional
conditions, and theii shooting at the poo
t,rGetr, ,shere they Sod the British rifles,
is described az very II, ditlble.
TEL ArchbtshoPric OF POsen, axe.
BERLIN, July TO- 1t is stated that Bishop
Kupp, OF Folda, Las been designated fol-
Archbishop OF Posen. 1t is doubffu
VII her Cardinal Ledochowski will con-
sen. 10 reign che archbishoprir. 1t is
sta,ed. on bod authority, that the North
.ierman G0zette'S recent article on tn re-
| Ition, between Prussia and the Vat can
was FROM ted by late reports from Herr
Won s,hloscr, the Prussiln represt NATIVE
~ the Vati an, WHO is expected here toward
the end Of this month. The feeling here
against tne Vatican is so strong that the
2ossihilit. OF rupture OF relations is being
considered.
The Cholera.
ALEXANDRIA, July 10.-At Mansurah yes
terday there were 81 deaths from cholera;
at SamanOud, deaths, and at Shirbin,
2 ue ths. Fifty Europeans have died al
Danl, tia from cholera since the outbreaks
Of the disc; sc The