The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
qELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
RIOT AT TIPPERARY.
A Home Ruler Roughly Handled
in Public.
THE SPANISH CONSCRlPTIONS.
Disastrous Explosion at
Vile Franche.
HE SPANISH CONSCRIPTIONS
A p A Z AL = RO M I S E.


LONDON, May 10, 1871.
Tho little riot at Tipperary yesterday has raised
quite commoton among the members Of the House
OF Commons. Mr. Casey, formerly associated with the
Fenan cause, was contcstng the scat OF buckingham
(deccascdl with Mr.. Gray who has always been con-
nccted more less with the Home Rulers. Alter
tho close OF tho polls II was discovered Casey
had been beaten-Gray being elected by quite
large majority. This nccnscd the party who had been
working tor Casey to such an extent that when Gray
subsequently appeared in the streets OF tho town
mob gathered around him, threatening him with
violence and ultimately peung him with stones.
Several efforts made to stop the demonstrations
Of the worklngmon by addresses favoring quiet SUBJ
mssion TO tho ballot, but without avail Tho
police arrived the spot and prepared to
charge the crowd with fixed bayonets The
Mayor ordered tho riot act to be read
While this beng done heavy shower came on,
which had effect than the bayonets apparently,
for the rioters gradually withdrew to shelter.
LIBERAL VICTORY WALES
An election for member of tho House Of Commons
for tho Montgomery district, In Wales, was held yes
terday Frederick Hamburg Tracy, tho liberal candi
date and brother Of the late member, was elected, do
eatng yscount Castlercag, conservative, by 500 ma
orty. The district comprises the boroughs OF Mont
gomcry, Ncwtown, Wclshpool and some others.
DON CARLOS DEFENDS THE SPANISH rugHos.
Don Carlos, III his letter addressed to tho Marquis
vade Espona, with reference to the conscrplon,
says:--Those who think the feros impair the national
and monarchical unity OF SPAN arc mistaken. AS
guardian OF the rights OF all Spaniards l protest
against inquitous DEGREES and against fresh attacks
upon and revolution OF venerable institutions. The
Basque people know The legitimate monarchy has al
ways been their rampant They shall live the
standard of Spain. am the depository Of IT. and
/ am keeping it unsunied Tor the moment when God
shall Indicate the hour of justice
DISASTROUS EXPLOSION AT WILLIE FRAScHE
sad disaster IS reported from the port Of Vile
Franchc. AS the French squadron were getting under
sail the boiler o. the irigstc La Revanche burst. Two
persons were killed sixty injured. It is expected
that twenty of the latter viii die
THE DAKOTA.
Reports from Amlwch state that everything NOV.
able Is being taken oil the wrecked Dakotc in
addition to the cargo
THE FATAL HIERARCHY OF SCOTLAND.
The Pope. replying yesterday to the Scotch pilgrims
now in Rome promised to reconstitutc the hierarchy
OF Scotland when ths number Of Catholics was 81 FL
cicnt
THE CORN TRADE IN ENGLAND
The usual weekly review OF the British corn trade
says: "a favorable change occurred IN The weather
at tho beginning Of last week. 1t is doubtful whether
the backward season has done any serious harm
With warm weather, which II IS reasonable TO expect
now the fears entertained in districts will be dis
sipated Spring sowing, even in late districts,
finished. 1t is stated that IN Cambrdscshrc the
acreage devoted to wheat Is small In Scotland the
weather been dry, but very cold tho pastures
10 an almost hcpccssly backward state and warm
Is much needed TO favor the growth oil grass. Excite
men. has, in great measure. subs!dcd. Business at
country markets hns been quiet tho princpil notice
able feature has been the tenacy with which farmers
held wheat This, coupled with unusually light offer.
ngs both provincial exchanges and in Mark Lane,
lends TO tho CONCLUSION that the quantity OF homo
grown wheat In farmers hands Is SO small that they
are determined to hold out Tor extreme prices.
Since the blockade Of the Black Sea political
even. has directly affecting the interests Of
the grain trade This absence Of fresh extrancous
support coupled with change to scasonable
weather accounts tor the decline OF shilling 10 two
shiliinss which has taken place for the second time
on tho values of wheat from the highest point.
1t may therefore, DO considered fair Inference that
until supplies show q marked increase the future
ccurs. OF prices will DO TO large extent dependent
upon political influences The only source whence 1t
Is probable we shall increased imports is Rus
STA Present Appearances do not favor the supposcn
thai the exigences OF war will interfere with ship
monts from ST. Petersburg, where the account lated
stocks Of wheat and oats undoubtedly large SIN
tho situation Is critical enough 10 warrant hrmness
the part holders that granary stocks IN London
are certainly at very low cbb. The sales OF English
wheat last week 81 775 quarters. nj sixty shngs
six pence against 40 291, at iorty-hye shlngs two
pence the previous year.
LoSroy WEATHER
The weather here yesterday was wet and cold up 10
about noon, when It suddenly cleared.