The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-17

Bold Language by an Irish Member Of
Parliament.

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Parliament.
LoyDoy, August LEONE John Dillon
Liberal and Home Ruler, member OF the
House OF Commons FOR Tipperary, speaking
at land.meeting at Kildare yesterday, said
that az soon as the Land League had 300, 900
men enrolled they would be able TO strike
against rent entirely II their demands were
not granted, and all the arms in England
would not be able to levy rent In Ireland.
They would have no coercion act, and they
could 90 out at any hour Of The night they
pleased and carry rifles.
Fight Betweem Orangemen and Cath
OIics.
LONDON, August 16.-A serious faction
fight occurred yesterday ut POtatown,
county Armagh, between Catholics and
Orangemen, during which many persons
were badly wounded. The Catholics were
routed.
Fires in Quebec.
DERBY LINE, W., August 16.-Tbe
freight sheds, with their contents. and six
teen loaded cars Of the Grand Trunk rail-
road, at Richmond, Quebec. have been de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000.
An ice-house and contents, the property
81 G. II. Fletcher, at Sherbrooke, Quebec,
have also been burned. The loss Is heavy.
The driver and an engine and one OF the
horses were badly burned.
The Juno Affair Denounced.
LONDON. August l6.-At a meeting OF the
Land League at Cork yesterday, the Juno
affair was condemned. and the belief eX-
pressed that the raid must have been
brought on by persons desiring to see
renewal Of the coercion acts, and wishing
TO eve the Government good value for their
secret. service money.
No further discoveries have been made
regarding the raid.
Festivities I'm Cologne.
COLOGNE, August 16.-rhe completion OF
the world-renowncd Cathedral of Cologne
was celebrated yesterday with imposing re-
Ii2ious ceremonies and great popular re-
ioiciLgs.
Death OF Marshal Bazaine.
PARIS, August l5.-Le Voltaire announces
the death OF Marshal Bszalne, and says his
body, escorted 10y three Spanish soldiers,
passed through Limoge on the 18th instant.
Marshal Ba xaine Not Dead.
LONDON, August 16.-A Paris dis patch TO
the st. James Gazette says: "The report
Of the death OF Marshal Bazaine is un-
founded. Letters have been received which
state that he is enjoying excellent health"
SOthern Again III.
LONDON. August Ice. A. Sothern, the
ac' or, is again very i'll at Brighton.
The War I'm Afghanistan.
LONDON, August l6.-rhe military cor
respondent Of the Times says: 1t seems
possible that General Phayre will not re-
lieve Candahar, az, owing TO deficiency In
transportation facilities, he will not be able
TO advance before the end Of August, or
ten days later than the original date fixed
upon. We have at length received state
ment OF the losses TO the British by the
battle Of the 9th Of July, which positively
places the number OF casualties mt 81 Off.
GERS, 800 Europeans, and 700 natives killed
or missing, and 8 officers and 90 men
wounded. General Stewards force will
reach Gundamak tomorrow. where he will
make short halt and then march to Pesha-
wur.
A dispatch from Jagdalak to the Times,
dated the 18th instant, SAYS: General
Stewards force has reached Scbbabl, in the
GbilZai country. The Ameer will enter
the Balahissarin State to-day. Cabul is
quiet"
A Candahar dispatch Of .he 18th to the
| Times says: Irregulars occupy the neigh
boring villages. AyOob Khan has brought
few guns to bear on the city, but they are
too far away 10 do much damage. About
900 Afghans have been expelled from the
city. The garrison is well provisiOned eX-
cept with fresh meat. Rumors OF General
Roberts's advance have reached Candabar.
General Stuart and political officers strongly
| favor execution. The country Is nearly eX.
hausted OF supplies; the camps are tainted
from long occupation; the troops suffer
greatly from exposure on guard and convoy
duty, and the tribes for the moment are
quiet. Any appearance OF patronage would
| be interpreted by the Afghans as tutelage,
and render the Ameer's rule unpopular.
One good result from General Roberts,
march is already obtained. The news OF his
approach has spread far and wide, conse-
Quenty no rising OF tribes has taken place
except in the immediate neighborhood OF
Candahar.
| A dispatch from Jagdaak 10 the Times
saws great fear is felt that AyoOb Khan may
elude General Roberts.
A dispatch TO the Standard from Quettah
to-day says: "a large number OF trbemen
attacked our troops at Keteh last night.
The garrison OF three hundred Of the Six
teenth Bombay native infantry behaved
with great steadinesS. The enemy were re-
pulsed, and left eighty dead on the ground.
The aIrison pursued them some distance"
General Foreign Items.
LONDON. August 16.-A Berlin dispatch
saws: IAN unwonted sensation has been
caused here by telegram from Paris, sum-
marizng a letter by NJ. Gambetta TO the
Councillor. General, published in the Eerite.
| 1t is generally dsbelieved, and 1t is hoped
tomorrow will bring a declaration on the
part OF VI. Gambetta that the editor OF the
Verite has been cruelty deluded. The let
ter, nevertheless, is thought by some to ex-
press NJ. Gambetta's thoughts, and has pro-
duced painful Impression"
PARIS, August l6.-The RepubHQue Fran
Gals announces NJ. Gambetta's letter, which
was published as new in the Verite yester.
day, was written on the 10Th OF October,
1871, when it appeared in all the Paris
newspapers, and was also published IN PAM
phlet form.
GLASGOW, August 16.-Serious rioting
took place at the Home-RuIe demonstration
Saturday, owing 10 Home.Rulers passing
an Orange lodge. Seventy police, who en-
deavored to restore order, were overpow-
cred. Two OF the policemen were injured
so badly that they are not expected to re-
cover: one was stabbed with a spear.
twenty-five persons have been arrested.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.