The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-26
THE EXCITEMENT NOT ABATING.


LONDON, November 25.-The Press Asso-
citation says that the excitement throughout
the west OF Ireland shows no signs OF abatc-
mcnt. Large meetings arc being held in
all the popular places In the counties OF
Mayo and Sligo. Dir. Parnell, in address
ing q large meeting last night in Sligo,
asked the people to persevere in the aeita-
ton and remember his advice to kccpa firm
grip on the land. Great crowds are assem-
bled on the streets Of Sligo to-day. There
is some fear OF 4 riot, rs the municipal cRc.
tons are being neld, and the Mayor is very
unpopular. One hundred and twenty SOL
diers are under arms in the barracks, and
100 additional police are in readiness. All
the western districts are being strongly gar
riSoned.
THE EXAMINATION OF KlLLEN AND DAVITT.
SLIGO, November 25.-Tbe court to-day
was again crowded with spectators. MesSrs.
Killen and Davitt appeared perfectly cheer
full and careless. Mr.. Monroe, Q. c., said
il he could prove the utterance OF Mr..
Dayitt's alleged word>-viZ, 1.-The man.
hood OF ireland should spring TO its feet and
say it would tolerate landlords and land
ordism no longer - the magistrates would
be bound to commit him. Police evidence
was then called to prove the utte.unce. Mr.
Dayitt, who had been occupied all the morn
ing preparinga written defence, before COM
mencing to deliver it protested against Mr..
Monroc's remark that he had already eXpe-
rienced the clemcncy OF the Crown, and
declared that he was innocent OF the charge
on which be was convicted in 1870.
Mr.. Monroe, in The course OF his remarks,
said that Mr.. Davitt was probably the most
dangerous Of the Irish agitators, and spc-
cally pointed TO his language comparing
the Zulu aSscgai to the Irish pike.
During bis examination Dnvitt declared
that he had been convicted OF FcnianiSm in
England or the evidence Of professional
perjurer.
His cross-examnaton OF the pclcc wiz
nesses failed to weaken the evidence against
him, and he WAS committed for trial, bail
being accepted.
Scotland.
THE SLIGO PRISONERS.
LONDON, November pa great demon
strat,on took place ut Dundee. Scotland, last
night. Three thousand persons were pres
cnt. The resolutions adopted condemned
the arrest OF the Sligo prisoners.
Gladstone in Edinburgh.
LONDON. November 2j.-Mr. Gladstone
has arrived in Edinburgh for an electoral
tour for coniesting Midlothian. He was
most enthusiastically welcomed through
out his entire Journey from Liverpool TO
Edinburgh.
SchouyaIoG's Recall.
LONDON, November 25.-Count SchouVa-
loft is on the point OF leaving England Tor
St. Petersburg. Within the last few days
he has been paying farewell visits. lie VIII
present his letters OF REGAL! rs Russian am
bassador at London personally to The Queen
at the end Of the present week. IL Is ru-
mored in diplomatic circles that there VIII
be several change in the personnel OF the
London embassy aud Russian representa-
lives 1T the various European courts.
Goyssc:,akofr's Opposition 10 Waiou-
jieff:
LoSDoS. November a A dispatch from
Vienna 70 the Daily telegraph says:
:. Prince GortschakotI, the Russian Chan
cclIor. is now returning 10 st. Petersburg
with the fixed object OF preventing The
nomination Of Prince Waloulietl as bis sue
ce>sor, and once more resisting the parti-
sans Of what is known i'll Russia Us tue
western policy"
Rev. Alexander Naekonochie 10 ne
Imprisoned.
LONDON, November 25.-Lord Penzance,
dean OF the Court OF Arches. will hold couft
Saturday next, when it is understooda war
rant will be issued committing Rev. Alex
ander Mackonochic to prison for dlSobe!ins
the monition OF the court, anu for contemp
in tearing the courts order from the doors
of his church.
gFhe New Italian Cabinet.
LONDON, November 25.-The new ltallaI
Cabinet has been completed, Us follows
Signor CARROLL, President OF Council am
Minister OF Foreign Affairs; Signor Dc
pretis, Minister OF Interior; sisnor Mag
| iiani, Minister Of Finance; sisnor VIA
Minister of Justice: Siguor Baccarlnl, Min
ister OF Public Works; Signor De sanctls
Minister OF Public Instruction; Genera
NTinistsr OF Marine; and Signor Nucel
Munster OF Agriculture and Commerce.
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