The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-17

| OF Deviation. 9th OF MAY. last, came oil to-day
over the Tyne championship course, and
resulted in an easy victory for Hun
Ion. The start was made from point
off the Mansion House. The wea-
| ther was tine, though dull, and the
water beautifully smooth. There Was
M immense cobcourse Of spectators and
twenty steamers !aden with passengers fol-
lowed the race. Five to two on Hanlon
had been laid during the morning, but Ell.
lott came into much better favor iuss prior
to tho start, and only slight s1ade OF odds
was laid on tile Canadian. Elliott won the
toss, and took the northern shore. After
some delay, OF 1915 O'Clock the men got sE
with capital start. Eanlon dashed iu
stroke at the rate of AZ 10 the minute. ana
at once drew 70 fore; Elliott struck ut
the rate OF 80 TO the minute. and
eyerted al bis enormous strength, but
sp!ashcd now and then, and his boat
did not travel wei. Harlo3 got the lead
OF four lengths at Red Hough bridge. Time
for mi;e was minutes 1ls seconds 1.-THE
Canadian leading by i've lengths Hanlonr
now slowed down, and contensed himself
with keeping the advantage, and eventually
won very easily by eight lengths in the
good time OF 81 minutes and second.
weed, who cbeered Hanlon 10 the echo ,e
Hanlau won the race with great ease by
nearly dozen lengths. 81 ..... g...s..s.
Sporting reporters say that such . par
Torrance as that OF Hanlon to-day has never
been seen in British waters. 5,--. ..,.
.- THE GREAT wALKTNG-MATCH. "
Pc LoSD0N, June 16.-In the contest for the
long-distaIice championship-of-tlie-
hnI inh OF IT,lt =
morning. the scores ut haif-past 8 O'Clock
were: Brown, 56 miles; Weston, SO miles;
Ennis, 45s miles Harding, 423 miles. Hard
lug is off the track and believed to be played
out. ~ r..
t.5i ..,-.4 France. .t - B.'."
VERSAILLES, June 1G.-In the discussion
to-day on Jules Ferly's educational bill in
the Chamber OF Deputies NJ. Paul de Cas-
saSnac accused NJ. Ferry OF utterinc calum-
MES against religious orders and classifying
documents. He refused to. retract the
charges, and on the Left voting to censure
him the confusion became so great that
Gambetta, President Of the Chamber, left
the room, closing the session. NJ. de Cas-
sagnac continued speaking for an hour
after the galleries were cleared, amid great
confusion. 81. ="
Revolution I'm Paraguay.
LONDON, June 16.-A telegram from Rio
JaneirO states that General CODY has de-
posed the President Of Paraguay and seized
upon the Government.
China and Japan.
SAN Francisco, June 16.-Chinese and
japanese advices received by the steamer
City Of Toxic report the arrival OF General
Grant and party at Shanghai on 18th ulti-
mo. They will proceed thence to Picking
and Tientsin, where they will probably stay
until the first OF July, and then 90 to Japan.
Vigorous measures OF Improvement have
recently been taken III Japan. Schools are
being established; the harbor OF Nafa is
protected, and lighthouse built; steam
communication is largely increased, and
new lines OF telegraph are projected.
Prince Henry. son OF the Crown Prince
Of Germany, arrived ut Yokahoma May 23d
and was sumptuou>Iy entertained by the
Government. ~ '--...-