The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21
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CRICKETEBs EN- ROUTE FOR AMERICA.
LONDON, September 20.-The Australian
cricketers, who sailed from Liverpool in
the City OF Richmond yesterday for New
York, have, since sbey arrived there in May
last played thirty-seVen matches, OF which
they lost seven; won eighteen, and bad
twelve drawn games-some OF the latter
standing in their favor when rain or dark
ness stopped the play. Their success is due
in great measure TO superior fielding.
Their seven matches in the United States
during October will be watched with great
interest by English cricketsrs.
France.
GAMBETTA'S SPEECH AZ ROMANS.
PARIS, September 20.-The following is
The text OF a portion OF GaDhetta's speech
at Romans Wednesday against Ultramon-
tanism:
"The clerical question-that is to say, the
question OF the relations between Church and
State-keeps all other questions In suspense.
Here, in the Church, it is that the spirit OF
the past. which takes refuge and gathers the
strength / denounce, an eYer-increasing
danger to society, runs from the Ultra
montana spirit, the spirit Of the Vatican.
of the Syllabus. which is nothing but an
abuse OF ignorance with the purpose of en-
shaving it. / have spoken OF the relations
between Church and State. am perfectly
aware that TO be correct l should have
said relations between tho churches and
the State, but from governmental and
national point OF view, it is Ultramontan-
ism which persists in the opposition to the
State. The clerical spirit cndeayors to ill
trate into everythiRg-lnto the army, into
the magistracy-and there is this that IS pc
cuiar to it {: il is from the misfortune Of the
country in falling that Jesuitism rises. Far
be it from me to put shackles on liberty.
am an obstinate partisan OF liberty OF con-
science; but the ministers OF religion have
act is the fultilment Of those duties.
Apply the laws-al the luws-and abol-
lsh indulgences. II law is applied,
order will be restored in France
without persecution, by simply continuing
the traditions which prevailed from the au-
rora OF the revolution in 1889 till the last
glmmer of the revolution in 1913. Yes,
every one must be subject to common law.
Obligatory service must be made reality.
Vacations must only be allowed after the
first of all vocations-that OF serving father
land-has been iulfilled.'
The Republican papers OF Paris gene
rally give unqualified adhesion to NJ. Gam
bctta's definition OF the party's programme.
The Journal deS Debats Ueon Says organ)
agrees with his object, but not entirely with
his choice OF means. The Temps also makes
some reservations. The Catholic press re-
gard the speech as declaration OF war
against Catholicism. Conservative journals
generally crticisc the speech keenly, and
several OF them express the opinion that
Gambetta is trying TO run with the Radicals
and hold with the OpportunistS ut the same
time. The speech, however, has created
profound impression IN all political circles.
Germany.
BERLIN, September 20.-The parliamentary
committee on the anti-Socialist bill have
adopted. by vote OF Is to 8, the amendment
proposed by Herr Lasker that Socialist So
cictics coming under the prohibition are
such rs to endanger the public peace. The
paragraph relative TO the administration OF
Socialist funds by the authorities was
adopted, the National Liberals and Con.
sprratives voting against The Ultramontanes
and ProgreSsiSts. Won Eclenburc, Minis
ter of the INTERIOR expressed the hope that
nj agreement would be reached on the
basis OF the proposals OF Laskcr.
ROME. September 20.-It is stated that the
Vatican is determined to send an Apostolic
delegate or Charge d'Atfares to London.
even though Official relations with Great
Britain cannot be secured.
China and Japan.
SAN Francisco. September 90 The City
OF Toxic brings the following adYices from
Hong Kong August 23d:
There have been abundant rains, and
GOOD harvest is expected In the northern
provinces.
Hostile demonstrations against the Eng
lsh missionaries in the interior OF the IA
kIea provinces continue, and the destruc-
ton OF life and property is threatened.
a decree has been issued by the Niccroy
OF Making ordering the contiscation OF
every house rented for opum-smoklng.
The Governor-GeneraI OF ManchOria is
about to dispatch special mission to Rus
sia for the purpose, it is supposed, OF re-
monstratng against the Russian encroach-
ments in the extreme north OF China.
A mutiuy occurred among 4 portion OF Il
regiment OF the Imperial Guards at Toxic,
in which colonel and two subordinate 01h-
GERS were killed. About twenty lives alto
eether were lost. The mutlny was because
OF dissatisfaction among the soldiers regard
ing awards for services during the years OF
the rebellion.
Dr.. w. Ap. Jones, the American manage:
OF the Government sheeD-farm in SiIlmosa,
was attacked while asleep on the night Of
the 3Oth ,lltimo by three japanese. and Sc
yerclv cut with Il sword. 1t is hoped lie
Will recover.
The news OF reciprocal treaty between
the United States and Japan produces re-
markable sensation, especially IN the BRUSH
legation, where it is felt that great advance
in American interests has been made, and
that British influence must CORRESPONDENCE
decline.
The latest census shows the population OF
japan to be over 34.00e,O00.
Eastern Affairs.
vienna, September 20.-General Jovano-
vich tclegraphs that the pacticalion OF Her
zepovinu is virtually completed. korlenlce
and klobuk. which are still held by the IN
surcents, will very shortly be cleared. Lo-
cal authorities have been appointed ana
political administration been organized
throughout the country.
LONDON, September 20.-A KeuterS us
patch from Constantinople says II Is under
stood that the Grand Nizier is willing 10
cede eventually several islands OF the Arch
ipelago 10 Greece, but nothing on the main
land.