The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-02
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Irish Affair. In the Cabinet.

LONDON, October lin regard to Irish
affairs .tbe Daily Ne,cS says: " A report
upon the condition OF Ireland was made in
the Cabinet yesterday by Mr.. Forster, but
we believe no decision was taken by the
Council, and none was asked for. Mr..
Forster does not believe the present
grave and anxious condition OF Ireland
would be bettered by the reenactment
OF misrepresentation measures. The Gov
ernment will not be counselled, fright
ened, or defed into any jncoDsiderate or
headlong course. II Mr.. Parnell really
breaks the law he will be prosecuted, but
the Government will make no wild plunges,
as their predecessors did. They have no
passion for State prosecutions, and are not
likely to commit any blunder in that way"
Reward for the Murderers Of Lord
MOntmOrres.
LONDON, October IA proclamation has
been issued in Ireland Offering 81 900 re-
ward for the apprehension OF the murderers
OF Lord Montmorres. Sweeney and Gau-
non were examined to-day, and were re-
handed for a week at the request OF the
police.
France.
THE EUROPEAN CONCERT.
PARIS, October lit is semi-ofcially de-
clared that the French Government, while
adbering TO its present reserved attitude
with referesce to the action OF the Powers
in the East, is perfectly resolved not to
separate from the European concert.
Disturbances I'm Belgium.
BRUSSELS, October IA dispatch from
Bruges to the independence Beige says that
disturbances have occurred near that city.
Peasants assembled and attempted to eject
the Government commissioner, who was
sent 10 carry out the provisions OF the
school law. The gendarmes were obliged
TO fire on the mob, killing one man and
wounding another severely.
international Exhibition In Austria
liza.
MELBOURNE, October The interna.
tional exhibition opened here toby.
The Eastern Troubles.
REACTIONARY FEELING IL AUSTRIA.
LONDON, October 1.-The Vienna cor
res pondent OF the Times, referring to the
very strong resctlonary feeling in Austria
against The action OF the Powers In the
East and in opposition to Austrian partici-
patton in further coercive measures, says !:
sIn the Hungarian Diet the subject has
already been taken up, and the Govern
ment has been asked whether II will use its
influence against the employment OF force,
and whether, IL It's efforts be unsuccessful,
the Hungarian forces will be engaged.
Although The question comes from the ex-
treme side, it may be taken as a sign OF the
current of feeling which has set in not
only In Hungary, but, TO judge from some
OF the chief organs OF public option, In
Austria likewise"
THE PRESSURE on THE PORTE.
LONDON, October 1.-The Times, In q
leading article this morning, says: 1.-The
ASPECT of affairs In the East gives reason.
able ground to hope that the pacific execli-
ton of the treaty OF Berlin will be found
In the united action OF the Powers. The
pressure upon Turkey will now cease to be
merely locil, but IL will be the object OF the
united Cabinets. through their representa-.
tjyes At ConstautInople, to extort from the
Porte the concessions granted by the treaty
OF Berlin. Meanwhile 1t 10 matter full OF
sipniicance that the present alliance OF the
Powers, SO far from losing strength through
the interpretation Of obstacles imperfectly
foreseen, has probably acquired new force
from trial."
various Boseien Items.
LONDON, October l.--Nine hundred wea-
yers Of ths Victoria Mills bare struck