Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
FOREIGN NOTES.
Tho Disputed Terrltorj-Anairs at Lis
bon-Othcr Items.

bon-Othcr Items.
rRv AngIo-Americsn csols % the Dispa,cc.l
LISBON, January 1s.-The Portuguese
Government anticipates favorable reply
~ its note 10 the Powers asking their ln-
tervention in the dispute between Portu-
gal and Great Britain concerning terri-
tory ia Africa.
LONDON. January ia dispatch from
lisbon to-day states that crowds of people
assembled in the streets last night and
shouted "Viva Portugal" and Down
with England" Similar scenes were en-
acted in the provincial towns. The Lisbon
correspondent OF the Tunes says: Inc
Duke of Pamela. captain Of the Kings
Guard. who recently returned to me
British Legation medal received by MN
while he was in the British service, has
also dismissed all HE English servants.
The Duke. however. still keeps his fortune
invested in British consols. a vigilance
conmitte has been formed in Lisbon Tor
the purpose Of denouncing the receivers
OF English goods. French fnanciers have
declined to negotiate loan for Portugal
DEATH or A TREScH AMBASSADOR.
ROM. January 1s.-M. Mariani. the French.
Ambassador 10 this country, died to-day Oh
pneumonia.
FMIS PAsHA's CONDITION.
ZANZIBAR. January ls.-There 1s no i'm
movement in the condition of Emin Pasha.
who recently suffered a relapse after ms
martial recovery from the effects OF o faii
from balcony at baSamovo.
COTTON STEAMER on PRE-. -,
IovDoS. January l9.-Cotton ia the hold
If the British steamer Hampshire, at
Genoa. from Savannah, ~ on fire. INC
steamer is discharging and attempting 70
subdue the flames.
VESSELS WRECKED.
LONDON. January ia gale prevailed IN
the British channel to-day, wreckins num-
Der of vessels.
STANLEY BASoUETED.
C,rro. Jannarv ls.-Sir Evelyn Barring,
tie British Consul General. gave BAN
ouot TO Mr.. Henry NJ. Stanley to-day.
Among the guests were Mr. Joseph Cham
Jerlain. Mr.. Jesse ellings. and Mr.; VII
lam kennick, members Of the British
House OF Commons.
Hovons TO TER CROWN PRINCE.
RoMg. January ls.-The Sultan Of Turkey
and the Kings Of Greece and Roumania
have invited the Crown Prince Of Italy to
soiourn in their palaces during his tour IN
the East
CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT MISSIONS.
Rrrssrrs. January ls.-The OlFcjal jour-
nal Of the Congo Free Stale publishes de-
crccs granting civil status IN legal matters
/ 10 he Catholic aud Protestant Missions IN
that country.
THE EMPEROR TO ABD1cArE.
PARIS, January Isl. +. steele states
that tho Emperor OF Austria will soon a0-
dicate his throne.
Dr,TH or nrKI.
TURIN. January lS.-irince Amadeus:
Duke Of Aosta, brother OF the King. and
formerly King Of Spain. died here at +.
NJ today. He was conscious at the mo-
ment Of his death and received the Pope's
blessing from Cardinal Aimonda. The
Duke died Of pneumonia, and had been III
but a few DAYS King Humberts physi-
cinn came from Rome to attend hlm on
FRIDAY. All the offices in the kingdom are
closed and State festivities discontinued.
The Duke of Aosfa was forty-hve years
old He was King Of spain from Decem-
Dor. 1870. until February IL. 1873, when he
abdicatcd.
The King arrived at o'clock, and II was
ther known the end was near. The Duke
recognized his Majesty. Bes DIES the King
tho Dukes wife. his children, his sister,
Princess ClOthilde. and all MS nearest rela-
tives were present at bis death. This event
interrupts and viii stop the proposed jour
ney TO Europe Of the Prince ot Naples.
TO REAHH TROOPS.
| ST. PFTrRsBURG. January 1S.-Ihe Gar
tr,-,, far,uorarx pOrnml sclOn.