The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-03

| legislators, hereditary and Irresponsible"
was moved in the House OF Commons 10
| the small hours OF Wednesday morning
after the passage OF the burial bill, and was
seconded by Mr.. Labouchere, Liberal mem
| Der for Northampton.
The Marquis Of Harrington humorousIy
deprecated the raising Of a great constitu-
| tIonal question ut baIf-past 3 o'clock In the
morning. He said he hoped the House
would proceed with as little delay as posi-
BILE 10 more serious business on the paper.
The House then divided on the question.
The vote stood 10 ayes and II noes. The
| minority consisted OF five Irish members
and Messfs Bradlaugh, Briggs. Broadhurst,
| Ashton, w. Dixie, Sir Wilfred Lamson, La
boucbere, Charles McLareD, and Wballey.
| The majority included four Irish members.
Mr.. Parnel declined to have anything to
do with the resolution.
Mr.. Thomas Power O'Connor will pre-
side at the Irish demonstration against the
House OF Lords In Hyde Park next Sun
day. A number Of Irish members OF the
House OF Commons have promised 10 par.
ticipste.
The Times In leading article says !:
"It is much TO be regretted that the
House OF Lords should have rejected the
bill for the registration OF voters in Ireland.
Ii was waste OF their power. When strug-
giles can be foreseen on matters OF great
moment II is imprudent TO provoke ilEieel-
ing over trifles. The bill provided facilities
for the registration OF voters In Ireland
which were identical in the main with those
existing In England, and the House OF Lords
might wisely have assented 10 II as dealing
with matter peculiarly within the province
OF the House Of Commons"
The War Against Religious COngrega-
items.
LONDON, September 2-The Repubtique
Francois, OF Paris, says eve decline TO
believe that the ministry can have anything
TO do with the letter OF the religious con-
gregations. The ministry must know that
the Chamber OF Deputies would never par
don them for not giving this impudent
declaration the answer it Overwhelmingly
prompt and energetic execution Of the de-
creesv The Repabtique FrdncaiS expresses
the conviction that NJ. Constans, Minister
of Public Worship, will act up to this eX-
pectatlon.
Railroad Smash.UP.
LONDON, September "A train OF the
Midland railway, going from Liverpool to
London, ran off the track just outside the
Central station at Manchester to-day. Two
carriages were smashed and number OF
passengers injured. Six OF the wounded
have been taken to the hospital.
FOundering Of a British steamer.
LONDON, September 2.-The British
steamer Hardwick, from Odessa for Bristol,
laden with barley, shifted her cargo and
foundered, and all on board were lost, with
the exception OF one fireman.
Sixfy-eight Soldiers Drowned by the
Fall or "a Bridge.
MADRID. September "A wooden bridge
over the river Ebro, near Togrono, fell to-
day while a battalion OF troops were cross
ing. One captain, threei ieutenants, and
siXty-iour men were drowned.
The Jeanette Given Up for Lost.
SAN Francisco, September "A dispatch
from Victoria says the bark Malay, eight
DAYS from Ounalaska, brings no tidings
OF the Jeanette, and reports that at Ouna-
Iaska the Jeanette is given up for lost on
account of the severity Of last winter.
The Afghan War.
LONDON, September 2.-The Viceroy OF
India telegraphs that General Stewards
rear guard arrived at Dacia Wednesday
Yesterday Reports from Cabul say all is
well there. The Ameer is assidiOus in per-
sonally conducting public business. Trade
is reviving and goods are arriving from
Jellalabad.
Colonel st. John reports that Ayoob
Khan's forces consist OF 1000 regulars, four
regiments OF Ghazis (whereof oDe-third
have fre-arms) 1900 cavalry, and twenty
eight guns. AyoOb Khan has written to
General Roberts an apologize letter, saying
he was forced to fight. General Roberts re-
piled that he (Ayoob Khan must surrender
Internationally.
General Foreign Notes.
LONDON, September 2.-The Times says
that in consequence OF the refusal OF the
cotton masters OF North and Northeast Lam
cashire to grant an advance in wages shop
meetings OF weavers will be held tonight
| TO resolve on a strike or to iDaugurate
system OF immigration.
| LONDON, September "A dispatch from
Copenhagen to the st. James Gazette says
THE Bernhardt incident has resulted In
the detinitive recall OF Baron MOguns, the
Prussian minister TO Denmark, and Baron
Kiderlen Waecbter has been appointed
charge PGfaireS."
The House OF Lords this evening passed
the savings-bank bill, the bill In relation to
loading grain cargoes, and the hares-and'
rabbits bill.
LONDON, September "A Berlin dispatch
TO the ST. James Gazette says: alt is I'M
derstood that the naval demonstration IN
Turkish waters will commence on the 10Th.
II is calculated that by that time all the yeS-
sells detailed for that service will be able 10
reach Ragusa."