Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30

thcfr, arising from q railway trouble. y
portion OF the railway has been destroyed
by the Portuguese. An English engineer
who tired 10 detend the works was fired
upon. The foreign residents arc greatly
aitimod AMI nrc crowding q the british
Consulate for protection. The Portuguese
have placed the British interpreter under
arrest The English rcgdcntl demand his
release.
TIE CIA5irrR o. DrrUTTFs.
PArTs. june 29.-In the Chamber Of De-
pu'ics ". Pichon QUESTIONED the Govern
ment concerning letter which a journalist
named Mocstvre wrote 10 Never. who was
recently sentenced 70 Imprisonment COR
connection with the Credit obilicT frauds.
suggesting the forging OF documents i'm
pIcatinC the Government In those frauds.
lie asked whether that was the only at
tempt made in this case 90 discredit the
Republicans.
VI. TheYcncot. Minister Of Justice, re-
Piled that ten letters were seized in Meyers
house, and their contents testified TO the
shamelessncs5 Of the R0ulangerst party.
NJ. dc Cassagnac declared that the letters
We're police forgcIes.
II. Thevencot answered this charge by
saying that Meyer had admitted that the
letters were genuine. lie also mentioned
the name of the anti-Republican leader
who had visited him.
Here there was violent interruption by
the Right. and NJ. de C0ssagnac, in al eX-
cited manner, accused NJ. IhcyeneOt of
being Meyers accomplice.
This led tOanother uproar. VI. de Cassag-
mac WIS censured bv the President and ex-
PEELED from the Chamber. Many Of the
Right followed him out, while the Left
cheered the Presidents decision.
NJ. lheyenel announced that il was the
intention of tho (toyrFuutept a prpcpp1lfq
the offenders.
Then NJ. Herrise, on behalf Of the Bou-
langlsts. and VI. Casenoye, on behalf Of the
Royalists. having denounced the intrigucs
the Chamber, without dissenting voice,
asked the Government TO adopt measures
Tor Their repression.
sERyIA AND RUSSIA.
ST. PrTEEsBURG, June 29.--The journal de
81. PelrINTg, referring 20 Count Kalnoky's
remarks regarding Balkans claims 10 indie
pendence in his speech before the delega-
tons at Vienna, says: If Sefvia finds that
among her national traditions there Is one
OF an intimate union between Russia and
Scrvia she Is free 10 restore that relation
ship. Such union would be compatible
with her independence and she may rest
assured that her Independence will never
be interfeTed with by Russia
SENDING BACK 4 CARAVAN.
ZANZIBAR, June S9.-Bshop Smythie's
party arrived at Mewolda May 9th. Cap
tain Wissmann is sending back his Unyan-
embe caravan. The caravan consists OF
one thousand persons. and has been wait
ing on the coast since November. Captain
Wismann will try 10 reopen trade and will
endeavOr 10 induce the caravans from
Unvanembe to come into the German coast
shore.
An INVASION OF ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 29.-General Wolselev. in
an address which he delivered Mt Black
heath to-day said that the nation must
consider the fact that an invasion of Eng
land could not last over a fortnight, and
that volunteers should be equipped in ac-
cordance with this view.
LOOKING AFTER CATTLE.
PARIS. June 29.-Attention having been
called 70 the fact that large numbers Of cat
tie have been purchased in the Department
Of Savoy recently for shipment TO Germany
the French Government has ordered on
inquiry TO he made into the causes for the
purchases
sTANLKYs NEEDY CONDITION.
LONDON, June 29.-Mail advices from
West Africa confirm previous reports OF
the shocking privations TO which Stanley
has been subjected. 10 is stated that his
hair has turned snow white, that his clothes
are rags, and that he is without shoes, be-
ing obliged 10 use skins to cover his feet.
PORTUGAL AND DELAGoA.
WASHINGTON, y. c., June 29-The De-
partment Of State has been informed Of
the cancellation 10y Portugal of the con-
cession granted Delagoa by the railroad
company, but has no information of serious
trouble having ARISEN in consequence of
the action of the Portugal Government.
ANOTHER WAR-sHIP.
LONDON. June 29.-At the Cabinet coun-
ell TO-DAY il was decided TO send an addi-
tional WarAbip to Delagoa.