The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-27
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
EMIGRATION rErrlso n SHEFFIELD.

thusiastfc meeting OF workingmen was held
in Sheffield last night for the purpose of
taking steps to promote the emigration OF
surplus labor. A resolution was passed TO
the effect thai considering the prospect Of
the iron trade In England a large emigra-
|tioD is absolutely necessary. Another
meeting will be held in short time to
carry the resolution into effect.
q FAILURE.
LONDON. August 26.-Artbur Kidd g.
Co.. carpet manufacturers, OF Mancb ester,
have failed. Liabilities, E46,000.
LORD CHELMSFORD HOME AGAIN.
LONDON, August 2s.-Lord Chelmsford
and Colonels Wood and Butler have arrived
at Plymouth on board the mail steamer Ger
man. They were much cheered on land
ing.
LONDON, August 26.-Thomas Tandey, a
large land-proprietor OF Athboy, county OF
Meath, was shot dead as he was entering his
own door.
To Greet the Emperor William
The Berlin correspondent OF the Times
states that he is Informed on good authority
that special French representative will be
sent to greet the Emperor William Of Ger
many on his approaching visit to Metz.
German Conservative Manifesto.
BERLIN, August 26.-Tbe North German
Gazette publishes the electoral manifesto Of
the new Conservative party, declaring that
the State and the Catholic Church should
meet each other half way; the inalienable
rights Of the State should be guaranteed,
especially as regards education, but reli.
gious instruction should be left to religious
bodies.
Prince Jerome NapO1eOn's Manifesto.
LONDON, August 26.-Special dispatches
from Paris states that Prince Jerome Ma
poleon's alleged manifesto is probably CON-
piled from his conversations with friends.
It contains statement that he is personally
opposed to anything approaching coup
GetGt, and that he firmly believes i'll the
eventual restoration OF the Empire by re-
action OF public opinion, caused by the
violence OF Radicals, but that he would not
prepare or hasten its restoration by any
plot against the lawful government.
Death of n Celebrated Painter.
PARIS, August 26.-Ludwig Vogel, the
celebrated historical painter, Is dead.
Russia.
PREPARING TO KILL THE GEAR.
ODESSA, August 26.-Two prisoners re-
guilty Of preparing explosives to kill the
Gar when he was visiting Nicelaieff. The
criminals are jew and naval deserter
from the Black-Sea fleet. Their sentences
will be carried out at Nicolaief
EXECUTION OF NIHILTsTs.
The three other nihilsts OF the five who
were sentenced by the military tribunal,
two OF whom were executed on the 23d in
slant, were hanged in accordance with their
sentence on the race-c0urse at Odessa ut the
time set for their execution. These make
twelve executions that have taken place
for political offences in Russia in about a
year.
Pressure on the Xhedive.
ALEXANDRIA, August 26.-The French
and English Consuls- General have inform
ed the KhediYe that France and England
have definitely chosen Messrs. Barring and
De Blignieres as comptrollers, and demand
that the Kbediye should promulgate de-
cree nominating them. The Khedive con.
sented to their demand, but protested
against the appointment OF NJ. De Big
nieres.
Foreign Items.
BERLIN, August 26.-General Won Man.
teufel will go to Warsaw on the occasion OF
the approaching Imperial review there. to
salute the Car in behalf OF Emperor Will.
liam.
LONDON, August 26.-The Berlin CORE
spondent OF the Times says il any misun-
Outstanding has arisen between Bismarck
and Gortschakoff, as circumstances seem
rather to indicate, it is highly probable that
| General Won ManteufePs mission to War.
saw is intended to remove it. Other CORE
spondents assert that the General is sent to
| Warsaw to settle the misunderstanding.
VIENNA, August 26.-Count Andrassy
stated in an interview that his resignation
was against the wish OF the Emperor, and
that his Majesty only consented to it be-
cause he was unwilling to take the respon.
sibility Of retaining him in office to the de-
| triment OF his health.
LONDON, August pa letter received
| by the Greek committee here from Janina
represents that very small addition to the
mseries endured by the Christians in the
| border districts would cause an outbreak.