The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-08
the nobility and clergy to subscribe for their
Arrest of Alleged Socialists.

the nobility and clergy 10 subscribe for their
support.
Arrest of Alleged Socialists.
VIENNA, April -Four Russian Poles
and one Servian, students OF medicine here.
have been arrested as belonging to the So
cialist propaganda. It is believed that the
arrests were connected with the recent in
vestigations at Lemberg and Cracow.
Egypt.
CAIRO, April THE KhediYe has sum
moned the foreign consuls-generaI to his
presence, and communicated to them the
national counter-scheme for re0rganiziDg
The finances, which is made conditional
upon the recall of the Europeap Ministers.
Mohammed Teufk has resigned the presi-
deucy OF the Council. The Khedve has
dismissed Ministers Rivers. Wilson, and De
Bligieres, and appointed q new Cabinet,
under Cherii Pasha, composed exclusively
OF native ministers.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, April Eliza Meteyard. the
English authoress, is dead. She was born
in 1901.
The strike OF the Preston viewers against
the introduction OF the Blackburn Standard
last OF wages has now tXedly collapsed
submitting under protest.
PARIS, April 1.-Two hundred md thirty
more Communists have been pardoned.
LONDON. April 5.-Tbe correspondent Of
the Times at Rome says: Now that the
wild rumors as TO the Object OF Garibaidl's
visit TO Rome have proved groundlcss, il is
asserted he has come to die in this city, to
attain which for Italy all his siriY!ngs were
directed. His friends distinctly assert THAT
poi;t;e- nuuny uuconnccted with his
coming here. He found that his health was
not Improving at Capreoa, and thought the
mineral springs near Civita Fecchia might
benefit his govt. Garbaldi, replying to
Lyndec, who visited him on his arrival, said
he did not himself know the reason OF his
visit. 4 more pathetic scene than that on
Garbaldi's arrival at she railway station has
seldom been beheld. Shouts were raised as
the train entered the station; but they were
speedily silenced by tic circulation OF the
report that the General vas Ill. He was
carried from the train on mattress on 4
large litter. He lay extended and notion
less. with eyes closed and red handker-
chief bound around his head. 1t looked as
though q corpse was being carried in state.
1t was found impossible to move him from
the litter, which was placed on an open car
riagc. which was driven, accompanied hy
the mournilIliy silent crowd, to tie house Il
his son, McnOtti Garibaldi. 1t was 50 i'm
possible to move the General that at Ciyi.a
| Ercchia one side Of the railway saloon had
| to be cut to admit the litter" a dispatch
from Rome to the Daily NelrS says: "Gar:-
| baldi slept well Saturday night. His doctor
! thinks he will leave his bed within week"
| LoNpoN, April 1.-Althou"h Il general
strike has been avcrtcd by the acceptance
| By ~, 600 men OF the masters terms, the de-
c,>iOn OF two thirds OF the ritmcn ut Dur
| ham to strike against reduction will have
! the effect OF stopping close on ninety pits,
, throwing idle $4,000 !IcwCrs; and should
the struggle continue more than four or five
DAYS other industries closely connected with
the coal trade will he paralyzcd Two MAN.
AYERS OF ron.WoIks and other employers OF
labor anticipated the coming struggle Il fort
night ago hy placing their hands under no.
ticc Several large concerns will be brought
10 stand>till in the course OF Il week unless
the owners or pitmen give way. AT Con-
set irOn-woIks, where from 1000 10 LOO
tons OF ship-plates are made every week for
the Clyde, work will have TO be suspended.
The whole number Of pitmcn employed at
their eight or nine col!ierics are among
those out Oh a strike.
LONDON. April AT Silloth deck tho
entrance wall has fallen, and il will be i'll.
possible for vessels tn dock for serera
months. Vessels in the dock will br unab!,
to leave until the obstruction is removed.
RTGE, April 1.-NaViyation 10 this place
is re0'pcred for steamers.
PARIS, April AT the supplemental
cIrcfions for members cf the Chamber o.
Deputies Yesterday the Moderate kcpubi
cans generally defeated their Radical com
petltorS.