The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From ENGLAND.

TIE AMNESTY DEMONSTRATION IN DUBLIN
COLLISION BETWEEN THE PARTICIPANTS AND
THE POLICE.
DUBLIN, Sept. 4.-The amnesty demon
stration Yesterday was monster affair.
There was vast procession, aud the meet
Ing in Phoenix Park was attended by O
hundred thousand people. Speeches were
made by Messrs. Smythe, Butt, and Nolan.
Resolutions demanding the release Of Fe-
mans were adopted.
Several collisions took place as the people
were retiring. The police drew their slaves
and the people used sticks and stones; but
eventually the mob was dispersed. Many
arrests have been made.
LONDON, Sept. 4--Mr. Sulythe, member
of Parlament, presided at the Phoenix Park
meeting. In the fight which followed the
participants in the meeting attacked the
police. Fifty of the police were injured.
They were afterwards reinforced, and many
arrests were made.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-Queen Victoria is con-
fined to the house.
A general strike of the coal miners in
Northumberland for higher wages Is immi-
nent.
A fishing schooner foundered in Pent-
land Firth, by which five lives were lost.
Ten persons were killed and an immense
dent in the northern part of France.
Mr.. Gladstone, in 4 speech delivered at
Whitley on Saturday, expressed JOY that
Englishmen can now look upon Americans
as friends, and said: eve may now indulge
the hope that all controversies between the
two people are at an end"
A mass meeting of engineers was held at
New Castlc-on-the-Tync on Saturday, which
was attended by 5000 persons, at which 1t
was determined to insist upon an arrange
mcnt Of the term of labor ut nine hours per
day for six days in the week, or titty'four
hours In all.
From Spain.
OVATION TO THE KING OF SPAIN.
LONDON, Sept. IA special dispatch to
the Standard from Spain, says that the pro.
eress of King Amedcus from Albaccte to
Valencia, was one continued ovation.
The HeraldS special correspondent at
Albaccte, Spain, telegraphs: 'BV invita-.
ton accompany the King on three weeks,
Journey through the provinces. We started
Saturday morning, reaching AlDacete at
night. We stopped at thirty-siX sta
tlons, and the King was received with
tremendous enthusiasm. The Kings speak
inc is of the poorest. He is receiving petit
tions and winning the hearts of everybody.
In personal conversation, he answered
me that he desired Spain to be well under
stood in the United States, and that friend
ship would exist between the two coun-
tries. We go TO Valencia tomorrow"
From Ireland.
THE DEMONSTRATION IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Sept. At appears that only six
policemen were injured in the riot OF yes
terday. Forty-nine rioters were arrested.
Foreign Miscellany.
The London Tilues has Versailles dis
match saving that there will be no adjourn
ment of the Assembly until the Germans
evacuate the four departments surrounding
Paris.
Fatal eases Of cholera have occurred at
Dantzic, Coblcntz, Ll5ing, Altoona, Leip-
sic, and Vienna.
4 bark was capSiZcd near the English
coast. and all hands lost. A similar disaster
occurred to brig of Shields, with the
same result.
A disastrous typhoon visited the vicinity
of Hong Kong Saturday. Twelve vessels
were driven ashore, ami much damage was
done on land.
An English student has fallen victim to
q foo HARDY attempt to climb the Alps with
out Il guide.
Bismarck Bohlcn has been relieved from
the government of AlSacc and Lorraine and
promoted to the rank OF general.
It is officially stated that Minister'S lon
Buest, AuGersy, and Honhenwort, will as
sist at the Conference Of Emperors at Salz-
burg. The Emperor Of Austria leaves for
that city tomorrow.