The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-10
Bradlaugh's Case Again.

dents made an attempt to break the Gordon
around town, and several OF them were
wounded.
BradIaugh's Case Again.
LONDON. July DIN the House Of Com
mons this afternoon, Mr.. Gladstone, IN
reply to Sir Stafford Northcotc, stated that
he had received letter from Bradlaugh
announcing his intention to take his seat
i'm spite OF any orders OF the House. MIR.
Gladstone said the Government had pro-
posed a method OF meeting this difficulty,
which had been rejected. IL now remained
for the House to act. Sir Stafford North
cote said he regretted the necessity OF pro-
tecting order, which was the duty OF the
Prime Minister. and moved that Bradlaugh
be excluded from the precincts OF the
House until he engaged not to disturb its
proceedings. The motion was adopted by
a vote OF 232 to 60. Previous 10 the taking
OF the vote, Mr.. Gladstone and several
other members OF the Government with
drew from the House. The other members
OF the ministry present voted with the mi
nOrity.
No Amnesty for Rioters.
PARIS. July 9.-In the Chamber OF Dep
utles to-day NJ. Barodet, Republican, moved
that amnesty be granted to those persons
who took part in the Paris and Montceau-
les-Mines riots. including Louise Michael.
NJ. Waldeck Rousseau, Minister OF the In
terror. declared himself absolutely opposed
to such 4 proposition. lie said 1t would
be possible TO grant amnesty to persons
who had been engaged in civil war. Dut
not to those who bad committed offences IN
the time OF peace with the object OF causing
social rising and the menacing OF Judges
with death. NJ. Barodets motion was re-
iected by vote OF 304 to SO.
The American Team at Wimbledon.
LONDON, July 9.-The Wimbledon Com
mittee has decided not TO allow the Amerl-
can team to use wind gauges, rs IL consid-
ers that the issue to them Of complimentary
tickets to the military rifle competitions
will ensure the Americans full amount
OF practice. The Americans have entered
themselves for all matches for which they
are qualified. The American team prac-
ticed at 1000 yards range to-day. The
wind was rather strong, unsteady, and
tricky. out OF possible 30 c. W. Hin
man and w. j. Rabbett each scored 20;
J. NJ. Pollard, "a; W. l.. Cash and Mr.
Bull, II.
The British Grain Trade.
LONDON, July 9.-The Mark Lane Err
press in its review OF the British cram
trade during the past week says the favor
able weather has been OF the greatest Dene'
lit TO the crops. Trade Is quiet and slight
ly In favor OF buyers. Foreign wheats are
depressed, there being an oyer-supply
The best brands OF flour are unchanged
others are somewhat cheaper. Trade II
cargoes of the coast Is stagnant. There
were eleven arrivals during the week and
one sale. One cargo was withdrawn ano
eleven remain, OF which four are California
cargoes. The sales OF English wheat dur
ing the week were 1888 quarters at AS
cd. per quarter, against 41,9l1 quarters a
AS. I'd. during the corresponding week o
last year.
Cardinal JacObini's Latest Note.
BERIIy. July 9.-The Liberal press cor
daily approves OF the Norm German 0d
xette'S article referring to Cardinal Jacc
bins latest note to the Prussian Govern
ment. The new Prussian Cross Gdzett'
| Conservative warns Its readers hot u
place too much reliance upon the confln
uance OF the Conservative ltramontah'
coalition. The Gcrmdnid Clerical organ
declares the language OF the Norm 6eIWd'
Gazette's article. which the Germdn'd be
lieyes was inspired, to be unseemly an'
impertinent.
The Haytien Revolution.
PoRr-AU-PRINcE, June 2G, utd HAVANA
July 9.-The United States steamer Wanda
lin, Commodore Wallace, arrived here Jun
10th. and was placed under the orders Q
the United States Minister. The Vandall
subsequently sailed southwark on cruise
The hostilities between the Government
forces and revoluti0nlsts continue, wit
considerable losses on both sides.
.Jeremie has been completely subdued
The Government troops have reached th
limits of Grand Anse and Tiburon. Pei
feet order has been reestablished ut Aquii
President Solomon has granted pardon I
all the rebels at Aquin excepting twenty
| the ringleaders. All reports from Mir'
goane assert success on the part OF tn
Goyernment forces, but according to tll
latest adyices from Jacmel. the revolution
lists are within seven leagues Of Port-al
Prince. Refugees from Miragoane repol
| that famine reigns In that town.