Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-18
EASTERN DlSPATCHES
FOREIGN NEWS.
re.i.n Ri.st m Linsrisk.

Fesian Riss in Linsrisk.
LONDON. April ia desperate light
took place In the streets Of Limerick to-
day. Butt and 0'Ehaughnsssy. msm.
bers Of Parliament for this city. had u.
nounced their intention to address the
people from the base Of o'connsil's
monument. A procession. numbering
some Thousands. consequently marched
to the place. A body Of Nationalist
armed with sticks. who had previously
taken possession Of the monument. at.
tackled the procession. The NATIONAL
lists were ovsrpowersd. After the hght'
in which many were badly wounded
the police and military were under
arms. but abstainsd from interference.
LONDON. April lS.-The Standards
correspondent Of Limerick says: Tho
Homo Ruls procession numbered about
1000, aud consisted Of trade guilds.
with bands and banners. Built and
o'shaghnessy and O'sullivan occupied
a carriage In the lines. The NATIONAL
lists were only q few hundred In number,
but they were well armed with stones,
bludgeons and knives. and had evident
ly drilled for the fight. The NATIONAL
lists In the first onset succeeded In
smashing the musical instruments and
destroying tho banners Of the Home
Rulers. but they were finally driven
into tho Public House which was
made q complete wreck Of. The cause
Of the riot was tho discomfort Of the
Nationalists who form q remnant Of the
Fenian party. at what they declare TO be
the utter neglect Of the Home Rule
question by the so-called Home Rule
leaders. During the present session OF
Parliament, the intended demonstration
in favor Of Butt was q failure. The
crowd which was expected from the
country did not come In, andths speeches
could not DO heard a. tho Nationalists
renewed the disturbance. More fighting
was feared during the night. and con-
siderable alarm vas felt, rs the Nation.
lists are known to have revolvsrs. The
police consequently patrollsd the streets
At 10 o'clock some arrests were made.
It Is thought over 100 persons were
wounded. Of whom 40 are seriously and
q fatally injured. At the meeting Butt
spoke hopefully Of the prospects Of tho
cause. lie pointed to the efforts Of the
party during the session TO obtain re-
forms in connection with parliamentary
and municipal franchises. He declared
IL Ireland had q native Parliamentto fos.
ter native industry, Galway and Limerick
would each have transatlantic packet
stations.
Progress OF the Herzegovina Insur-
rsstion.
RAousA, April IL. Seven hundred
Turks, attempting to relieve Grsyhovo.
have been routed. The Russian Consul
General at Belgrade goes 10 II. Peters
hurg for instructions.
CoxsrASrrSopLr. April l8.-It Is said
that Russia supports the demands OF the
insurgents. The Porte. however. re-
fuses to discuss Its action. Muhkatar
Pasha. with seventeen battaliors, left
Galako on Saturday to rcvictual Mszes.
RAousA, April is.-Ths insurgents fell
OH Muhkatar's rear guard on Friday and
drove It to Dansa. Muhkatar's army
surrendered.
spain and she Vatican.
Row.. April H. Negotiations be-
tween Spain and the Vatican arc sus-
pended. The Spanish Government has
announced that II will accept the con-
cordnt OF 1851, except the clause In the
decree declaring religious unity. Spain
will avail. fresh proposals before rssum-
ing negotiations. It Is announced that
the Pope has written an autograph let
ter to King Alfonso, reminding him Of
his promise to maintain religious unity
and the concordat.
End OF the Algerian Insurreetisn.
PARIS, April ls.-Ths Algerian insur.