The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-30
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Franco.Chinese War.
TIE FRENCH MOvING-TROoPs EMBARKED FOT
TONQTIN.

TONQUIN.
TBy cable TO the Dlspatch.l
PARIS, May 20.-The Temps estimates
the number OF troops who are TO be sent to
Tonquin at once from Cochin China at
1900. This force, it says, Will enable Gen
eral Bouet. the French commander, TO
maintain his position at Ilanai until the ar
rival OF the force to be sent out from
France. The latter are expected TO reach
Tonquin about July 10th. About 1000
troops have embarked at Toulon for Ton
quin.
FULL SATISFACTION TO BE EXACTED.
LONDON, May 20.-It is reported that the
French Government have assured Great
Britain that they do not intend to annex
Tonquin, but that they will uphold their
treaty rights, and exact full satisfaction
from the Emperor OF AMMAN ut the capt.
tai OF that country.
Receiving Congratulations.
Moscow, May 29.-Thc Emperor and
Empress received the congratulations to-
day Of civil and military officials, mayors
OF cities, and members Of the nobility.
Lord W0lsely, representative OF the British
army, and General Won Wcrdcr. the Ger
man military envoy, attended the recep-
ton. MonsignOr Nannutelli, the papal
nuncio, was presented To their Maiesties
to-day. General Won Schweinitz. German
Ambassador. gave a banquet to the Ger
man princes this evening.
Bishop Of Galwny-AnOthcr Papal
Encyciical.
LONDON, May 29.-Thc London CORE
spondent OF the Manchester Guardian says
the Pope has confirmed the appointment OF
Very Rev. Thomas j. Carr. rector Of May
nOoth College. TO the BishOpric OF Galway,
after being assured that he was not con-
nected with the agitation in Ireland.
Another encyclical letter will shortly be
issued bv the Pope to the faithful in all
parts OF the world denOuncing secret sOcie-
lies. It will also enioin priests to refuse the
sacraments to all persons connected with
seditiOus movements.
The Last Execution i'm Dublin.
DUBLIN, May % Before mounting the
sca!IOId yesterday Pagan told the priest
who attended him that be hoped Irishmen
would avoid secret societies. \ letter sent
to the Queen by the mother Of Pagan, in
which Mrs. Pagan protested he innocence
Of her son. was referred to Earl Spencer,
the Lord Lieutenant, who, however, re-
fused to interfere in the case Of the con-
demned man.
Notes.
The people OF Zurich have by popular
vote sanctioned the bill providing for the
restoration Of capital punishment.
A fire in the warehouse OF Decker "
Mot, makers OF agricultural implements, IN
Paris, who also have an establishment in
America has caused damage to the amount
OF 100000 francs. Several persons were
injured.
At meeting OF the Liberal party yester-
day Mr.. Gladstone announced that IT
would be necessary 10 drop for the present
session the Governments bill for remodel
ling the corporation OF the city Of London.
He said he could not expect that this would
be a brilliant session. but be thought 1t
would be a good one and not discredita-
bic one.
The Suez Canal Company and the British
Government have arrived at on under
standing i'm regard to the construction OF
second canal across the lsthmuS. The az
rangement must receive the approval OF
the shareholders Of the company before 1t
con be carried ont.
Lord Edmund FitZ Maurace, Under
Secretary for the Foreign Department.
stated i'm the British House OF Commons
this afternoon, in response to an inquiry,
that no protest had been addressed by the
Government to France in regard 10 the re-
cent attack by the French on the Madagas-
can forces AT Ma Jurga and the capture oil
that place.