The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-09
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
English Residents ut Hong
Kong.
TBy cable to the Dispatch.l

10y CiDle 10 TIE Dlspltcn.I
LONDON, September S.-A dispatch to the
Standard from Hong Kong states that the
absence of the British fleet at the present
time from Chinese waters eXcites the deep
est indignation among the English resi-
dents there and at other Chinese ports, as
The relations between the Europeans and
natives throughout China have altogether
changed since the opening Of the French
policy OF aggression in Tonquin. The re-
cent reports OF reyerses to the French
army have materially damaged the prestige
OF all foreigners in China.
Mob mt Agram Dispersed by Troops.
AGRAM, September San anti-Maygar
mob assembled here last evening and
smashed the windows OF the Government
offices on which the Hungarian escutcheon
had been yesterday replaced. The troops
were ordered out by Baron Won Ramberg,
the military commander, and the rioters
were dispersed at the point of the bayonet.
Monster meetings OF the anti Maygars are
called for to-day and tomorrow, and it is
feared that the peasants will join the mob.
A battalion OF troops has been dispatched
to Zagorien, where trouble is also expected.
Franco and China.
LONDON, September S.-A dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Company from Paris
says member OF the Chinese Embassy in
Paris states that nothing in the nature OF a
treaty between France and China has as
yet been agreed upon. China has sub
mitted her proposals, and now awaits
counter proposals from France. China
demands that her suZeranity OF AMMAN
shall be sustained exactly as 1t hitherto
existed, and any idea OF merely honorary
suzeranty will not he entertained by the
Chinese Government. This will be the
keynote OF all negotiations that may be
begun in relation to treaty between the
countries. Marquis Tzeng will leave Paris
for London Sunday, and will not return
again until he has received the proposals Of
France.
Hope OF European Arbitration.
LONDON, September s.-The Daily NeloS
states that it has reason to believe
that the Marquis Tseng cings as strongly
as ever to the hope of European arbitra-
ton between China and France, in view OF
the enormous preponderance OF the trade
OF England, Germany, and even OF Amer
lea, over that OF France in the East. Ii is
thought that the cabinets OF the neutral
Powers would be fully justified in offering
their friendly services TO France and
China.
ROumnnia's Foreign Relations.
GAsTIEN, September S.-The negotiations
that have been under consideration here
between Prince Bismarck and NJ. BrataDo,
the Roumanan Minister OF Foreign Az
fairs, with view OF forming an alliance
with Germany, has been concluded. NJ.
Dro ,t~iII ohnrflv tIo nanOtia.
tions with Count Kalnoky, the Austro-
Hungarian Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
These conferences are expected to result
in Roumania entering into relations with
the Austro-Hungarian and German en-
pires similar to those OF Italy with these
Powers.
Tho Anti-Magyr AgitatOrs.
LONDON, September S.-A dispatch from
Vienna to the Daily NetcS says the leaders
OF thy anti-Magyr agitation in Croatia have
induced the peasants to believe that the
attacks on Hungarians meet the approval
of the authorities at Vienna and that the
Austrian soldiers have been forbidden to
use arms against the Croatians.
Agitation I'm Vienna.
VIENNA. September S.-The lower classes
in this CITY are IN STATE OF icTmtnl, WHICH
has been considerably increased by the
Socialist agitations. a copy of Herr Mosts
paper, the Freihdit was found upon one OF
the agitators who has been arrested.
Death OF a Noted Mexican Singer.
GUAYAMAs, Mex, September S.-Prince
Soma Peralt, known as "the Nightingale
OF Mexico" died on the Goth OF August at
Mazatlan OF tono fever. Three members
of his operate troupe died OF the same dis
ease.
From Havana.
HAVANA, September S.-There were
eighteen deaths here from yelow-feyer
during the past week.
The city of Santiago de Cuba was visit
ed by a cyclone last night.
Count DC ChambOrd's Request to Pc.
ter's Pence Fund.
LONDON, September S.-A dispatch from
Rome to the Times states that by the will
of Count de Chambord 100000 francs are
bequeathed to the fund OF "Peter's
Pence"
Earthquake shocks I'm Peru.
LIMA, ria Galveston, September S.-Pro'
longed shocks Of earthquake were felt here
at III O'Clock L. NJ. on the 9th instant.