Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
TtlSgraphed E1clusirely 10 The Evening Star.
The Eenfan Excitement I'm DubIt,

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LONDON, August "A dispatch from Dublin
SAYS the city Is quiet, but the excitement of the
populace hPs not subsidized. IL Is generally
thought that the sympathiZers with the Ferian
prisoners have not given mp the idea of holding
another meeting, in spite Of the prohibition of
the authorities. The sentiment Of the majority
of the people is in favor OF granting amnesty 20
all Fenian prconers. but the violent opposition
20 the authorities is generally deprecated. The
belief was that the Royal visit " Ill be made the
opportunity by the goyernmentfor the release of
the imprisoned Fenians The populace is very
bitter against the Prince of Wales, because ne
has not interceded for amnesty. The police
force is still on the alert, and the military is con-
signed 10 the barracks 20 be ready, IL called on,
to aid the police. Thus far no deaths are re-
ported, but IL is thought that from five 20 ten
persons will die of injuries received during the
in a critical condition, but hopes are entertained
of his recovery. IL is yet uncertain whether the
government can legally prosecute Mr.. Smyth
and other leaders Of the demonstration.
DUBLIN, August s.-The city is quiet. All the
persons arrested for obstructing the thorough
fares Sunday have been fined small amounts
and discharged from custody on payment.
Smyth, member Of Parliament who was instru-
mental in getting up the amnesty demonstration,
and who was among those beaten by the police,
has written letter TO the authorities demanding
an immediate inquiry into al the factsof the
case.
Napoleon % Live I'm the Land Of Tell.
LONDON, August sit is again runored that
Napoleon intends uking up a residence in
SWltZerlanQ.
Affairs I'm France.
VERSAILLES, August s-The director Of the
Lower California Company has proposed TO
President Theirs to receive all the communist
prisoners as colonists. Theirs has promised 70
lay the matter before the Assembly.
The war budget has been increased two hun
dred and seventy-one million francs. Theirs
and the committee on the subject have come TO
an agreement respecting the proposed law for
the regulation of the departments, and a COM
plete understanding viii shortly be reached upon
the bill for the Naturalization OF the provinces
devastated by the war.
The Algerian Rebels Routed.
VERSAILLES, August S.-Advices from Algeria
say the insurl lection has been routed and Moned-
den subdued. The revolt, however, continues
In the province of Constantine, the most eastern
Of the three departments of which Algeria Is
composed. Numerous murders are still CON-
mitted by the rebels I'm that province, and seye-
raj forests have been burned.
Movements of Ocean Steamers.
LONDON, August s.-The steamship Calabria,
from New York, touched at Queenstown this
morning. The steamship Ismalia, from New
York, touched at Melville this morning.
Coal Ship Burned.
LIVERPOOL, August S.-The ship Southamp-
ton, which took fire Saturday when ready 20
sail for New York with a cargo of coal, and was
burned TO TIE waters edge, he's since filled with
the tide, and will be a toCal 10 :.
Arrived on the 18th, the ship Simla, from New
York.