The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-13

Berlin 10 the Times says: "a meeting Of
citizens OF Bremen rejected q motion for
| the formation by a committee OF conditions
under which they would consent 10 the In
corporatIon OF Bremen In the Zoll Versin,
and resolved that II was inopportune at pre-
sent 10 surrender their free-harbor privi-
lcges. The correspondent says this will not
avert their inevitable fate"
England.
COTTON REPORT.
LIVERPOOL, November 12-The National
Cotton Exchange report issued to-day
shows the total overland shipments to mills
direct for September and October Of 75,3O8
bales-an increase as compared with last
year OF 4,448 bales; and total takings by
northern mills from all sources OF 242,341
bales-an increase OF S.641 bales. 1t shows
that so far there have come into sight OF
this yesr's crop at ports and overland
points Of crossing 1.507945 bales-an in
crease over last year OF 167,7Sl bales.
The BoycOtt Relief Expedition.
TREATMENT OF THE ORAYGEHEN AND THEIR
ESCORT By THE PEOPLE.
LONDON, November 12.-Tbe OraDgemen
composing the Boycott relief expedition
were hooted nearly the whole way from
Claremorr's to BalinrObe. where they were
CHARTERED in the barracks for The night. The
barracks were guarded by troops.
4 dispatch from BalliDrobe this morning
says: "Tbcre is a lull in the excitement to-
day. During the night 200 more troops
arrived here. The relief expedition will
start for BOvcOits farm at noon. guarded
by q force OF $50 infantry and two squad.
r0ns OF hussars. One hundred infantry
and a squadron Of cavalry have been en-
camped during the night near Boycotts
house. Mr.. Boycott has announced his in
teniion OF quitting Ireland"
Another dispatch from Ballnrobe says:
"Tbe troops forming the escort OF the Boy
colt relief expedition were mustered pre-
vious to starting for Boycott's farm, crowds
Of people grooming and hootng outside the
barrack-gates. The uprOar in the principal
streets was tremendous. The steward to
Colonel Cooper, Of Dunboden. near Null
ingar. county OF West Meath, has been
shot and wounded in two pieces by an UNI
known youth"
Dayiffs Return 10 Ireland.
TO BE ARRESTED As SOON AS HE LANDS.
New YORK, November ia London
special gives the following: a member OF
the Government informs me tonight that
all the preliminary arrangements have been
made for the apprehension OF Michael Da-
Wit, the L1nG.League agitator, Us soon as
he sets foot in Queenstown. The main
points OF his farewell address before
sailing from New York on the steam
er Batavia, as well as all the cir
cum>tances attending bis departure,
were telegraphed here by Government
agents in the United States, and the Gov
eminent is rot disposed 10 allow another
firebrand to be thrown into Ireland. Dayilt
is exceedingly popular in all the Nationalist
sections Of the island, but especially in The
west, where the revolutionary spirit is
strongest. His efforts in America in behalf
Of the Land League have added immensely
to bis popularity. and the fact that he is
boldly returning 10 beard the British lion
in his den ut the risk OF his own freedom is
sufficient OF itself to make a hero OF him in
the eyes Of his cOuutrymen.
The Pope Embarrassed about Irish
Affairs.
LONDON, November 12.-The correspond
ent Of the Times at Rome says: 1t is well
known in the Vatican That the Pope is much
embarrassed about Irish affairs. He fully
uhders ands that it is not a question be-
tween Catholics and PrOtcstants, but be-
tween the friends Of order and anar chIst..
He openly disapprOves the agraran move
ment, and sincerely desires to assist the
English Government II possible. He Is
well aware that he IS only hearing one side
Of the case. and he feels that were he to
break silence he might, in seeking TO do
good, produce a contrary result through his
imperfect knowledge OF the affairs.
The Political Excitement I'm France.
LONDON, November PA dispatch from
Paris 10 the Times says The official re-
port OF the Baudry Asson affair speaks OF
the most deplOrable violence offered to the
soldiers who elected him from the Chamber,
a number Of whom bear marks OF the fray.
ID spite the vague vote OF confidence in
the Government passed in the Chamber OF
Deputies last night, the Cabinet is evidently
in the minority, and will only escape an
early fall by submitting to the will OF the
Extremists.
The Ferry Cabinet will certainly not pre-
side over the general elections, but mean
while what still remains Of governmental
influence may be seriously IMPAIRED.
Severe Sentences Against NihiIists.
ST.. PETERsBURGH, November l2.-All the
Nihlisls tried for being implicated in plots
against the life Of the Car have been found
guilty. Five of them have been sentenced to
death, and eleven to hard labor in the mines,
their terms OF pun, hment ranging from life
to ifty years. Three women were sentenced
TO fifteen years penal seryltude. The Court
announced that it would intercede for the
mitigation OF The sentences in the cases OF the
women and in ease Of one OF the men con-
demned TO the mines.