The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21

your UumUPTS your ianu aD0 liberty. GOd
save the people. BaIla, Balla; Saturday
next, Saturday next.
THE FEELING IN MANCHESTER, &c.
LONDON, November 2O.-An indignation
meeting Of the Irish citizens OF Manches-
ter to dennunce The arrests OF Mcssrs. Da-
witt, Killan and DAILY in ireland is to be held
probably on Sunday nexr.
A Dublin dispatch says it IS believed i.
will be almost impossible to sustain the in
dictments OF sedtion against the persons
recently arrested there.
COMMENTS OF THE IRISH PRESS.
LONDON, November 20.-The Dublin Irish
Times planes the Government for modest
ing meaner and smaller agitators, who have
nothing to lose by being made heroes of.
The Governments action may revive Mr..
ParncII's expiring influence. The Dublin
Freemdn's journal says the arrests are I'M
constitutional, and an act OF arbitrary
power intended to. paralyze the land agila-
ton by terrorism. The Dublin Daily En-
press applauds the action OF the Govern
meut. ..r.
The news Of the arrest OF Mr.. Davitt has
caused much agitation amongst the large
Irish population Of Dundee, Scotland,
whom be intended to address next Sunday.
IRISH sYMPATHIzERs MOVING.
LONDON, November 20.-At Home-Rule
conference here tonight it was resolved to
hold mass-meetiug Of Irish inhabitants OF
London and all sympathizers with Ireland
IN Hyde Park, not later than the 30th in
slant, to protest against the arrest OF DAILY,
KilIen, and Davtt.
Irish organizations in LIVERPOOL, Leeds.
New Castle. Birmingham. and Glasgow
have determined to make public protests.
ARoyalist Banquet at NAMES.
NEW YORK. November 20.-A special Ca
Bile dispatch from Nantes states that great
political excitement existed there on ac-
count Of proceedings OF the royalist party,
the occasion being banquet given to SIX
ty-three may ors and depuly-mayors who
had been dismissed from Office for having
attended private banquet on the 18th OF
October at Lanoche-Sur.1 on in honor
OF the Comte de Chambord. The pro-
moter was M. Bandry Dasson, mem.
Der OF the Chamber Of Deputies. The
place originally chosen for the celebration
was Citations. Il small town in Les Stables,
department of the Vendee, but the local au-
thOrities refused to give the necessary per-
mission, and it was finally decided to hold
the banquet at Nantes, where the royailst
party has never been mentioned since
Henri Tvs famous edict was revoked.
Twelve hundred persons were present.
All the dismissed mayors, both Of Layandce
and Marine, sixty former pontitical zouavcs,
farmers in their sprucest attire, even
peasants in their blonses, obeyed the
call of NJ. Bandry Dasson. General
Charette was unanimously chosen president.
An address was read TO "1Ienri Cinq.'
NJ. La Basseterp, editor OF La Union ne
Paris; Vicompte Depoli. deputy; NJ. Du-
bois, an eX-prcfcct; Comtc dc Bcs>e and NJ.
Foutalnc, IL dismissed mayor, were the
other speakers. Greut enthusiasm was
manifested. Cries OF "Five La Roi" echoed
through the hall. General De Charette said
tina. France must now fight against foes
within, as formerly it had fought against
foes without. There was no disorder what
ever. After renewing. their oaths OF fidelity
the baEqueters quietly dispersed.
Supposed Loss OF II Boats Grew.
HALIFAX, November 20.-An empty
boat, with mast broken and sails gone, YVES
found last Sunday morning near Advocate
Bridge. tits thought 10 be the one iniwhlch
six persons LETT Scotl:s bay for Advocate
harbor just previous to the severe gale OF
last Satui day. All who were on board are
supposed to have been lost
Crushed by Falling Buildings.
LONDON, November 20.-Onc man was
killed and seven injured to-day by the fall
Of two houses on the Tottcnham-C Court
road. There are probably others under The
dfbriS.
Steamship FOundcred---Thirty Per
sons Reported Lost.
The iron steamer Patas, from Copcnha-
gen for Amsterdam, is believed to be foun-
dered off Hcrmskirk. Thirty persons are
supposed TO have persisted.
The Inquiry into the Amccr's Trcach-
cry.
LONDON, November 20.-A dispatch from
Cabul to the Times says the inquiry into the
conduct Of cN-Ameer Iakoob Khan and his
ministers i'm connection with the massacre
OF the British embassy has terminated, and
the report Of the commission has been for
warded to the Viceroy. Nothing has trans
pired to alter the unfayorabIe opinions
hitherto current regarding the Amecl's
action.
No Pay, No Fight.
|. LONDON, November 20.-The Ficeroy OF
India teleorars that five more Afghan rcgi-
ments from Turkistan have arrived near Ca
bul, and will disband and 10 to their homes.
The remaining regiments OF CabuleeS in
"urkistan will probably follow their exam
pie, as they have no prospects OF pay.
A Gigantic Move i'm Cotton.
LONDON, November 20.-An Odessa dis
patch says that about Il dozen OF the most
prominent Russian cotton manufacturers
have gone to Egypt to buy enormous guam
| titles OF the raw material, and hire all the
plantations on the banks OF the Nile. The
| chief aim Of these merchants, who, it is
stated, are worth 100000 rublcs, seems
| to be to shake off the yoke of the English
| and Of the Liverpool market. All the pro-
duce OF Egypt will not suffice TO meet the
| wants Of the nlcotton-factores.
1t is showing here.
Disturbances i'm st. Petersburg Uni.
| yersify.-
| LONDON, November 20.-A dispatch from
st. Petersburg to the Daity NenS says
Disturbances have occurred among the
students OF the st. Petersburg Uniyersity
recently, resulting in several arrests and il
the closing Of the library by order OF the
Governor General. The statements in re
gard to the origin Of the disturbance are
conflicting"
Eugcnfe's Mother Hi.
| MADRID, November 20.-The Counties.
| Dowager OF Montiio, mother OF ex-Em
| press Eugene, Of France, has been takel
seriously i'll. The eX-Empress has started
for Madrid.
Tossing UPON a BED OF AGONY
| L tortured In every joint with infammatory rheu
matlsm, is prospect which may become melan
,,,, tart II The twinpes of the dread disorder ar