The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-09
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Expulsion Of Religious Orders i'm
France.


saws: "The siege Of the Abbey OF the Pre-
montre Fathers continues, and troops still
surround the monastery. The Sub-PTefect
states that the ulhOrites do not intend to
break open the doors, but will continue the
| siege month II necessary. The Fathers
declare they have sufficient provisions and
will not Weld. At Chamberg the Trappists
| of Tonne were dispersed on the 9Th instant
| by body OF seven brigades Of gendarmes
! aud fifty troops OF the line" A dispatch
| from Paris says: "The Nantes Capuchlns
| have embarked for Cork"
The Religious Refugees FIOcking "a
spain.
New YORK. November ga dispatch
from Madrid SAYS THE expelled French
monks ale f0cking here. The mobiles are
| Offering them their palaces, the town coun-
ellis are giving the Others converts and va
cant buildings, the King is granting them
interviews, and the Ministry is authorizing
the Jesuit and other orders to establish
themselves in Madrid and all over the
Kingdom. The Consel yative and Liberal
Journals here equally condemn the measures
OF the French Government"
The French Cabinet.
LONDON, November ga Paris dispatch
saws: The Cabinet discussed Saturday the
declaration to he made at the opening OF the
Chambers. The programme is expected to
rC0rganizcd ministry, the reform OF the
laws relative TO the press, and the right IN
terpretation Of the education laws"
The NihiIist Trials ut st. Petersburg.
LONDON, November S.-A dispatch from
ST. Petersburg says: AT the trial before
the military tribunal all the NihiiSt prison
ers acknowledged belonging to the Revo-
luriOnary party. One, Damed Sheroloff, adj
mitted that he participated in the prepare
ton OF the mine under the railway at Mos.
COW in December, 1879, and two Others re-
counted the proceedings in connection with
the mine at the SiwphiropOl railway"
Preparing 10 Close the DardaneIIes.
LOYDOX, November S.-A ConstintinOple
dispatch saws: 1.-The Porte is making tre-
mendous efforts to be in a position to ef-
ieclualy close the Dardlnel!es at short no.
tice."
Ireland.
HOW AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO BREAK UP
PARNELL LAND MEETING.
LONDON, November s MIR. Parnell adj
dressed large land meeting at Athalone on
Sunday. At The opening Of the meeting
the platform fell, and several persons were
severely crushed. One OF the principal
supports of the platform was found to have
been sawed through.
Land Meetings on Sunday.
LONDON, November s. Several land
meetings were held IN Cork on Sunday, at
which the prosecutions OF the indicted
members OF the Land League were strong
" denounced. At Shanagarry the Land
Leaguers were opposed by a powerful
body OF farmers and farm laborers. who
were led by Mr.. Walsh, former member
OF the Land League. The Walsh party
stormed the platform, and after desperate
conflict Mr.. WaIsh harangued the meeting,
denouncing the Land Leasuers.
Marine Disasters.
LONDON, November S.-The bark Osprey,
from Quebec for this mort, was abandoned
at sea October 9th. The crew landed at
Queenstown. Brig Dunkbearheit, from
Darien for Shoreham, was abandoned at sea,
water.logged, October 30'h. The crew
landed ut Queenstown. The steamer
Tweed. from New Orleans September 29lh,
and n. Sydrey, c. b., October 18th, for
Hayre. has put into Plymouth for coal. She
was hove 10 twelve DAYS In gale, during
which she lost bulwarks and boat and
started the deck planks. The steamer Kings
ton. from Savannah October 10Th, for Liver
pool. nut into 81. Micbaels with her cargo
on fire. The fire has been extingusbed and
the cargo Is discharging In bad order.
General Foreign NOies
EpIsBuRoa, November R-The Scots
mans correspondent at London vouches
for the truth OF the statement that the Irish
magistrates, BY a large majority, deprecated
exceptional legislation before ordinary law
had been tried. and that only the Mayo and
Galway magistrates are IN fayor OF sus-
pension OF ibe habeas corpus act.
LONDON. November SIT is now stated
that the dispatch OF the Channel feet to Ire
land Is in the ordinary course. and not con-
nected with politics.
M The el78. 900 IN bullion withdrawn