The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-22

tensions OF Spain, which are understood 10
mean claim for the expulsion OF Ruiz
Zoulla from Liberal States. The Marquis
DE La Vega de Armijo, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, has shown to his colleagues tele-
grams from Duke DE Fernan Mnez. Spanish
Ambassador at Paris, calling attention TO
articles In some French papers. Orders
have been sent 10 the Ambassador on the
subject. The Progress states that France
has received collective note, signed by
Germany, Austria. and Russia, speaking
harshly IN regard TO the conduct OF France.
Other papers recommend prudence. and
protest against the interference of Germa-
ny in Spanish affairs, expressing preference
for the friendship of France. Official or
gans are reticent on the question. The
statement OF the Progress is not believed.
The French I'm Madagascar.
PARIS. August 2l.-Rear-Admral Cali
Der, the successor OF Admiral Pierre in the
command OF the French fleet in Madagas-
ear waters, will meet Admiral Pierre at
Reunion. lie will afterwards 90 to Tama-
tave. and open negotiations with the Hoyas.
He will insist upon a French protectorate
over Northwest Madagascar, the abolition
OF the law relating to the tenure OF laudby
Europeans, and the payment to the French
Of 1,000,0 900 francs OF indemnity. The lat
ter demand may be waived, however, II
the others are complied with.
France and China.
| LONDON, August 2l.-The Paris CORE
spondent Of the Times says the statement
that VI. Tricon would shortly leave China
| for Japan is an admission OF the suspension
OF negotiations between France and China.
The return, says the correspondent, OF NJ.
Tricon to Japan is evidently device for
getting him away from Shanghai without
an open appearance Of rupture.
| France, Germany, and Spain.
PARIS, August 21.-The Havas news
agency denies the statement Of the Madrid
respondent of London local news
agency printed Yesterday that the Spanish
| Cabinet had resolved to seek the support
oi Germany in view OF the attitude OF
France toward Spain.
| James McDermOtt Further Re.
manded.
| LIVERPOOL, August 2l.-James McDer-
mott, who was arrested here recently on
| his arrival from America in the steamer
| City Of Montreal on suspicion OF compli-
city in the dynamite conspiracy. has been
further remanded. The prosecution will
show that McDermOtt had been in Cork
| in company with Featherstone, the con-
yicted dynamite conspirator.
Guarding the Lord Lieutenant.
| DUBLIN, August 21.-Earl Spencer, the
| Lord Lieutenant, arrived at Cork last eve
ming. He was escorted through the prin-
cipal streets Of the city bya small mounted
guard. He was respectfully received by
the people. Policemen, in sight OF each
other, guarded the train Of the Lord Lieu
tenant along the entire route from Dublin
to Cork.
The Shooting of Carey.
LONDON, August 2l.-Detal> received
! by mail OF the shooting OF James Carey
| by Patrick O'Donnell. on the steamer Mel-
rose. show that O'Donnel. when he dis
covered at Cape Town that Carey was on
board the kingiauns Castle, exclaimed,
" Had | known that he was on board
would have swung for him."
King Alfonso 10 Visit Emperor VIII
liam.
MADRID, August 2l.-The visit OF King
Alfonso to the Emperor William of Ger
many is expected to take place on Septem-
Der 10th. The Marquis de Ia Vega de
Armijo, Minister OF Foreign Affairs, will
accompany the King.
Statue of Lafayette.
PARIS. August PA statue OF La
| fayette will be unveiled at lie Puy, capital
Of the Department Of IIaute Loire. on Sep
TENDER 9th. VI. Waldeck-Rousseau, Min
lister OF the Interior; General Thlbaudin,
Minister OF War. and Mr.. Morton, the
American Minister, will be present at the
ceremony.
Congress Of Americanists.
COPENHAGEN, August 2l.-The fifth Con-
gress OF Observation-Disclosures OF early
American histOry-Opened here to-day.
The Princess OF Wales and members OF the
Danish royal family were present Adj
dresses were delivered by Danish, Spanish,
Belgian, and French delegates.
King Milan i'm Vienna.
VIENNA, August 2l.-King Milan Of Ser
via Is here. lie was visited by Emperor
Francis Joseph this morning, who remain
ed with him half an hour. King Milan re-
turned the visit later in the day.
Riots i'm Croatia.
VIENNA. August 2l.-Riots, caused by
the opposition OF the people to the use Of
the Hungarian language in official notices,
have occurred in other towns in Croatia
besides Agram. Troops have interviewed
to quell them.
An Attack by the French.
LONDON, August 2l.-Tbe Iimes'S cor
respondent at Hong Kong reports that Hal
doung, in Tonquin, was attacked by the
French on the 10Th instant. The result OF
the attack is not yet known.
British Soldiers Victims Of the ChOl-
era.
ALEXANDRIA, August 21.-One hundred
and forty deaths from cholera have occur.
red among the British troops in Egypt
since the outbreak OF the disease to date.
Brigands Capture "a Governor.
CONsTANTINOPLE, August 2l.-Brigands
have captured the Governor aud several
councillors OF FlOrian, near salonlca.
They demand 100000 for the ransom Of
| the captiyes.
China Wants 10 Buy 100000 Rifles.
LONDON, August 21.-The Standards
Berlin correspondent asserts that the Chi
nese Government Is negotiating with Ger
many with view to the purchase Of lO0,-
900 rifles.
Murdered His Five Children and then
Committed Suicide.
BREsLAU, August 2l.-A landlord in this
city Yesterday murdered his five children
by hanging them, and then committed sui
eide.
A Big Fire I'm Italy.
ROME. August 2l.-A disastrous con-
Migration has occurred at Bersezlo, in the
province OF Como. FOrty-four houses
were burned.
The Cholera.
LONDON. August 2l.-There were 1873
deaths from cholera in Egypt Monday, in
Gliding az Cairo.