The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-24

evening. DR.. Clark then discovered that
the pericardiUm was seriously affected, and
pronounced the case almost hopeless. She
passed away quietly. On the 9th OF May
last the deceased was married as Miss Marion
Evans TO John Walter Cross, Of Weybridge,
Surry, a merchant In the city.
| Agitated Ireland.
SEIZURE OF SHIP LADEN WITH ARMS.
LONDON, December pa telegram from
| Dublin states that the customs authorities
Yesterday seized the Norwegian ship Juno
In Clare river. near the mouth OF the Shan
| non. Her cargo. consisting OF arms, was
being landed. Three wagon-loads bad al
| ready been landed A force OF marines and
artillery have charge OF the vessel. The
telegram also states that number Of young
men recently arrived from America are I'M
der police surveillance.
SOMETHING WORTHY OF yOTE-THE LAND
LEAGUE N THE NORTH.
LONDON, December est is worthy OF
note that the entire garrison IN Ireland does
not include single distinciiyely Irish regi-
ment. - -.
A parish priest says be intends to proceed
against Mr.. Bence Jones, who was recently
" Bovcoited," for libel. In consequence Of
Mr.. Jones's statement 10 the effect that the
priest bad induced laborers to quit his en-
ployment.
The Dublin correspondent of the Times
SAYS: The introduction OF the Land League
into the Nortn Of ireland las had the effect
OF setting the existing tenant-rieht border
ers, who had been for some time quiescent,
again in motion ia some districts, and two
concurrent movements are now in progress,
one Of which j. distinct from the League,
although agreeing TO some extent with its
principles. Printers OF placards for League
meetings throughout. the country have re-
ceiyed directions TO attend the trial OF the
TraverStrs and to produce the orders for
the publication OF placards.
BUCKsHOT FOR THE COYsTABULARY.
DUBLIN, December 23.-Buckshot are
being manufactured for the Irish constabu-
larry. 1t is thought the military will also be
supplied with bucksbot.
Mexico.
HAVANA, December 23.-MeXican advices
to the 18th instant show that the Executive
has ordered two engineers, three officers
OF the staff. and one physician, to accompany
Captain Eads on his surveying tour over
the Isthmus OF Tehuantepec. The expenses
OF the commissioners will be paid by the
Government.
The Gacettd Del LuneS publishes letter
addressed to the French Minister complain
ing Of the protracled imprisonment OF Gen
eral Corina, and iprimating tina, he i con-
fined because the United States would con-
slider it a cuSuS beU If be was set free.
On the I'm the French bark sym. coal
laden from Cardiff, struck on the bar at the
mouth OF the Magdllena river The cap
FOL, ~
and the vessel and cargo were a total loss.
Greece Will Have Her Rights.
LONDON. December 23.-The corresp pond
ent Of The Times az Athens says: i" In an in
terview with VI. COmonudOuro>, president
OF the Council and Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, the latter SAID, without absolutely
refusing arbitration, and without knowing
the terms and minutes OF the concession
that may possibly be demanded OF Greece,
he should unheSlatingly reject arbitration
as rc0peuing the question OF the frontier.
He said Greece had prepared for war TO OBJ
tain territory assigned her, and would run
any risk involved therein"
From South Africa.
LONDON. December 23-Messrs. Donald,
Currie & Co. have received a telegram,
dated Durham, TO-DAY, which says: sit is
reported that an action has taken place with
the Beers at Middleburg, and that Two hun
dred soldiers were killed and fifty taken
prisoners"
The Pope for PacifcatiOn.
Rome. December 23.-The Pope has adj
dressed recommendation to the Irish biSh-
OBS urging them to Use efforts toward effect
ing the pacifcaion OF Ireland.
General Foreign Notes.
LONDON, December 23.-The Edison Tele-
phone Company, as an answer to the offer
OF the PostmaSter.General to supply tele-
phones for public use, advertises to-day tnat
it has exclusive patent rights, and will pro-
coed against the Postmaster General FOR any
infringement Of those rights.
The Bolton and Oldham operative cotton
spinners have applied for an advance OF
per cent. in their wages.
Four thousand GOLFERS in the Ashton
under. Lyme district, struck to-day for adj
vanced wages.
Lord Derby has written 10 the chairman
of the Boycott Reief-Fund Committee, eX-
pressing sympathy with Boycott and COM
mendng the organic ltion for his relief.
LONDON. December pa meeting OF
bond. and share holders OF the Philadelphia
and Reading railroad to-day. after some op-
position by the supporters OF Powell, passed
unanimously motion expressing conf
dence in GOwen and adopting his scheme.
The correspondent OF the Times at Bu-
charest hears on good authority that the
commercial difficulties between Austria aud
Servia have been arranged.
PARIS, December 23.-An influential in
ternational commission has been formed to
endeavor to suppress the gaming-tabes OF
Monaco.
LONDON. December 23.-Booth will pla,
" Bertuccio in the Fools Revenge"
Monday night.
ATHENS, December 23.-The Greek Cham
Der of Deputies has passed to second read
ing the bill TO renew subsidiary to the Greek
Navigation Company. which the Govern
ment thinks will afford important facilities
for the movement OF troops when the time
arrives for Greece 10 act against Turkey.
The Chamber also passed vote OF thanks
to the PhilheleDic Committee.