Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-16
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Plotting a Rising in spain--Opening of the
Prussian Diet.

iiottihk Rising IN spain-Opening of the
Prussian Diet.
fTIy hngio-American cable 10 tho DispatchI
PARIS, January 15.--Intelligence has been
received here that Don Carlos. the Spanish
pretender, who is now at Gratz. Austria. IL
plotting rising in Spain. Don Carlos has
had an interview with bis brother. Don Al
fonso. ia this city for the purpose of set
Ting upon the policy TO be followed in the
event OF the death Of the King of Spain.
THE DIET OPENED.
BERLIN, January 15.-The Prussian Diet
was opened today. The Emperor in his
speech opening the session said IL afforded
him much ICY To announce that the for
eign relations Of Germany were good IN
every quarter. The speech was chiefly de-
voted 10 matters OF internal reform, the in
cOme-taX, requirement OF private railways.
and the establishment of lcasehold estates
for small farmers. The Emperor also ex-
pressed the hope that lasting peace would
be established between the mine-owners
and their employees.
STILL IHCREAsISo
BERLIN, January b. Influenza is in
creasing in South Germany. Many deaths
have been caused by the disease. and the
schools have been closed in various places.
SATISFACTION DEMANDED.
BERLIN, January 15.-The Rreure Zeif,taq
is informed that Lord Salisbury has not
only demanded from Portugal satisfaction
and rcparatiOn for the outrages against the
English authority in Africa, but has further
more insisted on some guarantee against
the repetition of such high-handed pro-
ceedings as those of Pinto, which, il il now
believed, were deliberately planned be-
tween the Portuguese Home Government
and the authorities at Quillimane.
At IT AGAIN.
LISBON, January l5.-At 1 o'clock this
morning the police arrested seventy per-
sons who were parading the streets and
shouting Down with England"
A deputaton of students from Combra
arrived here today. They p0raded the
streets with the Lisbon students and went
in procession to the ministerial residence
and presented au address 10 Senior
pmental. The excitement israpidly wear
ing itself out and the city Is becoming
calm.
LISBON. January 15-In the Chamber Of
Deputies Senior Pimental SAID; The Gov
eminent has taken Office II q grave emcr-
gency. Portugal has the right on her side,
but Great Britain has might. The Gov
eminent VIII hold up the. rights OF the
nation. Never losing sight Of the na-
tion's honor. il viii protect its interests
$50 far as possible, and its dignity ALSO
lutely. 1t viii maintain the best pos
sible relations with all the other Powers
He then announced the ministerial pro-
eramme, including various reforms. and
said: 1.-The ministers VIII not demand the
support Of the majority az they are aware
itcannot be given"
senior ReiraO, late Minister Of Justice,
sajd: "Thc majority is without confidence
Al ,f tan otvtr
hut viii Loyalty aid in the settlement Of all
the problems involving the honor and dig
nifty Of the country"
Scrpa Pint0's photographs are selling at
premium. In front of the Neccssidados
Palace an altar has been erected, sur
mounted by n portrait of Pinto and deco
rated with scrolls bearing the words No
Surrender of Shire or Nyassaland," etc.
Pa sers-hv are asked TO subscribe to buy o
sword of honor for Pinto.
THE DUKE's MEDAL.
LISBON, January l5.--The Duke Of Pal
mella. the captain Of the Kings Guard, has
sent TO the British legation the Crimean
medal received 10y him while serving III the
British army.
british FLEET IN TAGUs.
LISBON. January 15.-Thcre is an enor-
nous agitation to-day because of an an
nouncemenl IN the papers of the arrival Of
a British fleet in Tagus and the departure
of Glynn Petre, the British Minister, to-
morrow. Nothing is known of this at the
British Legation.
THT PoPE's EScYcIIcAL.
ROME. January 1.-THE Pope has issued
an encvclcal which sets forth the princl-
pies which shall guide the Catholics IN
Their relation towards the state which, the
oucyclical says, they must obey when such
course does moi entail disobodicnce 10
divine laws. In countries whore the state
opposes Catholicism the Catholics must
combat the enemy but must moi tie the
Church TO any political party.
CRIMINAL LIBEL CASE.
LONDON. january 15.-The case of the
Earl of Euston against PaTke, editor Of the
North London Press. for crimira al libel IN
charging that the Earl was implicated IN
The Mest-Fnd scandal. came up for trial IN
the Old Bailey to-day. Sir Charles Russell,
counsel for the Earl Of Euston, opened the
case. and said he would prove that Parke
had published the libel. Lockwood, of the
counsel for the defence, IN reply censured
Sir Charles for Withholding the Larl oi
Euston from cross-eXamiuation at the pre-
liminarv hearing until the evidence Iof the
defence had been given.
DIR. TALMAGE ILL.
LoSDoN, January 15.-Dr. TalmaSe has
cancelled all his engagements IN London
and IN the provincial towns IN cohse-
quenoe of influenza.
Tn Princess of Wales is better.
Edward Walsh, mayor of Wexford and
proprietor of the newspaper The PeoDe'
has been sentenced TO two months I'M
prisonnout for publishing a boycott
notice.
BANKRUPT BANKERS.
IoNpov. January 15.-Artola Brothers
foreign bankers, with houses IN London
PARIS. and Madrid. have been declared bank
rupts. Their liabilities are E4O0,OV.
KARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.
VIENNA, January 15.--Seyeral earthquake
shocks were felt IN Cayinthia last hisnV'
Tho movement was from southeast u
northwest. A performance was being
given nj the theatre in Klagenturt when
The shocks were felt. false alarm OF hre
was raised az the same time, and th'
audience became panic-Strlcken ana neu'
Ne one was hurt.
UNITED sTATES SQUADRON.
CmnArvAn. January 15-The Vmted
States squadron sailed from this port To-
dey. II viii visit Carthagena, Barcelona;
Trieste Toulon, Malta, and Alglers' and
Will return here.
MIN IN A CRITICAL CONDITION.
C,rrn January I5.-Emin Pasha has had
a RELAPSE and is now in a critical condition
ZsxrmAR. January l5.-Emin Bey's new
trouble is that the discharges from. his ear
nave berun again and are very coplous, III
dicatine. II is thought. continued imam
matory condition in tho Uranium ana per
hans an abscess in the brain. The doctors
are anxious 10 get him 10 London IN oraei
10 perform an operation, but the weather
nreyents removal. 1t is confirmed tha'
baron Granenreuth's party have not Deen
captured.
RAGING WITH SEVERITY.
ATHENS, January 15.-ln1uenza Is rssinS
here with great severity. The en'ne royal
family has il.
H.. l,.-..,.. Ally ElecteH.