The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22
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continue to be the leading topic OF interest.
The Times thinks the timely display Of
frmness will eXtinguiSh any really mis-
chicvous element in the ant!-rcnt agitation.
Intense excitement is reported at Glas-
COW. Among tie Uonle-Rllers ut Liv-
prpool there is great inicrcst, but
no excitement. At Limerick consider
able diSmay and concern Is evinccd. At
Dublin one reporter says the excitement
is only equallcd by that prevailing during
the Tcniau rising, while another says the
arrests have excited but little interest, and
the prevalent feeling among the respectable
classes, who are not committed to the agita-
lion, is one OF satisfaction that steps baTe
been at length taken to check the commu-
nistic movement
The Daitu Ne1rS does not blame the Gov
eminent, but doubts the prudence OF the
measures taken, and insists that the only
ctfectual way 10 quiet the Irish agitation Is
to concede large measures OF reform.
An Irish Ecnf-Tayer BADLY Beaten.
New YORK, November 21.-A special
cable dispatch dated London, 2lSt, says:
Between 10 and II o'clock Wednesday night
last Thomas Flaghery, farmer, residing
at Monasterear, near Baliaghdcnen county,
Sligo, was dragged out OF bed by party OF
twenty men with their faces disguised.
Having blndfolhed their victim, they took
him about fifty yards FROM the house, cut
off piece Of bis right ear, beat him un-
mercifully with piece OF brush, took away
his gun, and then left him. He alleges the
cause OF the outrage was that he had bis rent
before il was due. His landlord is Mr.. Nc
Dermott, Q. G.
Ninety Thousand ChoIara-Dea.hs IN
Japan.
SAN Francisco, November 21.-The
steamer Gaelic, from China to-day brings
Yokohama advices to the lst instant. More
than 10000 deaths have occurred in the
course OF The present cholera epidemic in
Japan. The disease is expected TO diSap-
near By the end OF December. Extraordi-
narr precautions have been taken by the
Government against its recurrence, and it
is thought the japanese sanitary system is
now unsurpassed in the world.
Professor NOrden>k i0ld. the Swedish Arc
tic explorer, has been received with conf
Dlimentary demonstration in various parts
OF The Empire OF JAPAN. lie is now on his
way homeward.
Violent Storm in Russia.
LONDON. November 21.-During The night
between the 10Th and 17lh instant IN cZ
creding!y violent storm burst over Odessa,
cnusing enormous damage. Several SHIPS
were sunk III the !Iarbor, and the Qllays
and naya! establishment suffered heavily.
Er;tisi. Farmers for Texas.
Ioypoy. November 2l.-The British
steamer Borussia. Captain Williams, sailed
from Liverpool to-day for New Orleans with
siyiv-tiyc farmers and lhci? families, bound
10 Texas. THEY are mostly from Lailca-
Shire, Yorkshire, @nd irurtiam, with lew
from Scotland and ireland.
England, and Turkey.
LONDON, November 2I.-A Cou>taCtIn0-
pie dispatch to the Times says: Several
members Cf The Cabinet have expressed
strong disaprrobaton at the violent tone OF
tbe Turkish press towards England. The
Porte has made an important communities
tion TO the British Government tcnuin" 10
nroye that there will be no unnecessary de-
iav in the introduction OF the reforms de-
manded by England, and Lord Salisbury,
the British Foreign Secretary, has given as
suranccs that his Government fully Under
stands the financial and other dslllcnItlcS
OF the Porte and does not wish 10 compl!'
cate the situation by menace.
why Il Papal Nuneio WAS Stepped.
ROME. November 21.-The TGntANu
NEW paperl SAYS that the Papai Nunclo 10
Belgium was stopped on his way 10 BrtS-
sells by counter orders, fresh difficulties be-
inc Anticipated hy the discovery that CArdl-
nal Nina, the PnpaI Secretary Of state, has
been using Que language officially TO the
Belgian ministry and another privately 10
the Bishops.
The Swiss Cotton Industry Depressed.
LONDON, November 2l.-A dispatch from
Geneva to the Times says: So AT a meeting
al The cotton operatives OF Wald, S"itzer-
land. II was resolved, In view OF the recent
mellon Of other countries, and the eYcr.IH-
creasiag competition Of English nanuiae-
ti,rerS WHO flood Switzerland with eheap
Goods. TO make Il strong appeal to he LegiS-
i,trre 10 increase the import on foreign
f,I.yjcs in order 70 save the Swiss cotton IN
dvairy from ruin"
,r,,c Sc,y French Cable Formally
Opened.
PAris, November 2l.-The new fFenca
cable was formally opened 1or business es-
terfay by : telegram Sroai NJ. GreVy, Iresi-
dant ~ the French Republic. to the tresi-
dent OF the United States, eXpTcSsAs t"e
most cordial sentiments.
co-.,rnaaoT Ia il Cr:1!eai HSaeisso'''
LcypoN. November 2l.-A dispa'ch rom
yiorno to the Daily Telegraph says !:
g Gortschakofi is suffering from mehli' oe-
rrnss;on. and there is little hope oil ms re-
coyery." --..,--.-
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