The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-25

| ed, although tickets were necessary to Sc
cure admission. Upon application OF Mr
Louden. Dniy's council, copy OF the note
which the Government shorthand write
had taken at the meeting was Furnished
him.
Mr.. Monroe, in opening the case, pointed
out that seditioD meant nos only open VIC
ience, but anything calculated to fDcite dis
affection, or TO set one class agnjnst an
other. he then proceeded to call the eYi
dence.
In the course OF che examination mum
Der Of policemen were called to show thu
genera character OF the Gurteen meeting
and to testify to the ircendiary speeches or
which the indictments against The prisoners
are based. After she policeman bad been
examined, Mr.. monRse moved the commit.
tai OF DAILY for triaa which YVES agreed to
by the court, bail Being accepted for bis
appearance. KiIlep and Dayft were re.
mandeG for further examinations
The news OF Days release was received
at Castelar, with great rejoicing, and pre-.
parations are making to illuminate the town
upon his arrival there.
RELIEF FOR THE DISTRESSED DssTR1CTs e
IRELAND.
LONDON, November 24.-The London cor.
respondent Of the Manchester Guardian
says: Lord BeaconsfieId. on Saturday last,
requested the attendance at his official resi-
dence OF very active and prominent men.
Der OF the Home Rue party. with whom he
conyersed Il long time about the petition oil
the Irish members OF Parliament praying
that the Government relieve the prevailing
distress In many parts OF Ireland, the great
est OF which results from the scarcity of
iael. Lord Beaconstield declared that the
Government were favorably disposed to the
prayer OF the memorialists, and that they
contemplated sending large quantities OF
coal to the ports nearest the distressed dis
tricts, TO be distributed by poor-law officers
and relief committees at cost price,"
A Decisive GhiElan Victory.
PARIS, November 24.-Anthony Gibbs &
Son, merchants, OF this city, have received
kilograms from Valparaiso announc cling that
decisive victory has been gained By the
Chilians over the Peruvians and BoIivians
near Iguique. The defeat to the allied
forces is described as crushing.
Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO, November 16.-A great
scandal occurred in one of the principal
theatres here on the 9Th instant in conse-
uGcHCO w al ailSnpJ VI tIiC fICC-I ltSl-
dents of the Senate and House OF Deputies
and large number Of army officers to in
teri upt the proceedings OF one Of tine popu-
lar clubs OF the city. The meeting was
broken up in confusion, amid cries Of
Live Gonzales " and "Death to Beneiiz."
The disturbance was gotten up in the in
terest OF General Gonzales, Minister OF
War, who, upon being called upon by Pre-
sident Dlaz for an explanation, resigned his
position. Governor Pacheco has been APP
pointed in his place. The Minister OF JUS
tice has also been compelled to resign on
account Of participation in the same in
trigue.
Various Foreign Items.
ALGIERs. November 24.-The city is in a
state OF great excitement because Of recent
lY-repeated fires. Aiudicia inquiry is pro-
ceeding as to their cause.
LONDON, November 24.-John Thaddeus
Delane. late editor OF the London Times, is
dead; aged sixty.two.