The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-26
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
THE POsT.OFFICE AT MANCHESTER BURNED
WAS 1T TUE WORK OF TBK IRISH LEAGUE!
NEW YORK, October PA London spe-
cial says the post-ofiice at Manchester is in
| flames and will be destroyed. All tele-
graphic communication with London now
| u2:i5 A. Ny is suspended. Great alarm is
felt here. as there are plain indications that
the fire was set by incendiaries, and 1t is be-
| leved by many persons that this indicates
an intention 10 organize disturbances in
England In aid OF the Land League in Ire
land.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
| LONDON, October PA fire occurred in
the central telegraph Office at Manchester
on Sunday, and two hundred wires Con-
verging there were melted, and The whole
system of telegraph-wires terminating in
Manchester destroyed. Communication
with Manchester by telegraph cannot be
completely restored for some days.
| The Irish Agitation.
| LONDON, October 2j.-The Dublin CORE
spondent OF the Standard is informed that
the following are The agitatOrs who will be
prosecuted: Charles :. Parnell John Dill
lon, Joseph q. Biggar, T. ID. Sullivan,
Thomas Sexton, James O'Kelly, W. II.
| OSulivan, Arthur O'COnnor, and I. u.
| O'COnnor, members OF Parliament; Mr..
| Brennan, paid secretary Ct the League;
MIR. Egan, treasurer; Mr. O'Sullivan, as
sisiant secretary; Mr, Kettle, joint secre-
tary; Mr.. BoytOn, paid organizer; aud
James Redpath, the American journalist.
THE GALWAY MEETING sUNDAY-PARNELL's
ARGUMENT SUMMARIZED BY TIRE "TINEs."
LONDON, October 25-Matthew Harris.
one OF the speakers at the land meeting at
Galway yesterday, asked whether IL were
better that one bad man be shot or hun
dreds OF families be driven from Ireland,
and said that after witnessing the eyictions
OF farmers, he bad resolved that il the
farmers shot the landlords like partridges
ne would never say word against il.
His speech was received with cheers. He
then proceeded to denounce an agent by
name, but was mildly rebuked by the chair
man OF the meeting.
The Times this morning summarizes Mr..
Parnel's argument in his speech at the
same meeting yesterday as meaning that
crime and outrage are justified by the de-
| termination OF the Government 10 keep the
peace, and the refusal OF the House OF Lords
10 pass the " compensation for disturbance
in Ireland BILL" and says "It Is impossi-
BILE to mistake the meaning OF such argu-
ment. or the purpose OF the man who uses
it. The condition Of Ireland and the tenn
per OF the men who are crimnally misead
ing the people calls for instant attention."
PARNELL PROMISES AID FROM AMERICA.
QUEENSTOWN, October 25.-Nr. Parnell
speaking at a banquet at Galway to-day,
said: al feel convinced that II ever you
call upon your countrymen in America for
help, and show them that there is fair
chance OF success, you will have their
trained and organized assistance in break
ing British rule"
The De Cissey Affair.
LONDON, October pa dispatch from
Paris to the Times says: The Cabinet COun-
Gil has rescinded the permission granted by
II. Constans, Minister Of the Interior, for
pnblic meeting on the General De Cissey
affair." deemlng it mopstrouS 10 allow Com
munists to publicly yllliiy general whose
| honorable career was not efiiced by certain
indiscretons.
The sultan's Concessions.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 2j.-The Agence
Russo says "In consequence Of the Sui
tan's concessions relative to Dulcigno
peaceful settlement OF the Eastern affairs
may be expected. Greece will best obtain
pacific settlement OF her claims by mode
ration and discretion"
The Jesuit Question I'm France.
! LONDON, October ga Paris dispatch
10 the Times says the Tribunal OF Conflicts
will meet on the 9th OF November TO decide
the Jesuit question, and unless the argu-
men,s are very long decision in one case,
which will govern all the others, will be
given OIL the same day.
The Pope and Temporal Power.
ROME, October 2j.-The Pope on Sunday
| in receiving The former pOnttical function
aries, energetcally reallilmed his right to
temporal power, and described the tete to
commemorate the entry Of the Italian
troops into Rome as "accursed."
General GaribaIdi and Ills Son.
LONDON, October 25.-A dispatch from
Rome to the Times says: I" The Liberia
| Ualldnd announces that General Garibaldi
and his son Menoti have withdrawn their
designations as members OF the Italian
Chamber OF Deputies"
Greece and The Powers.
ROME, October 25.-Tbe DtriH0 says:
Greece is not disposed TO take the field un-
less assured Of the support OF the Powers.
| The Greek prepar ations in any case cannot
be completed for several months.
Iquique Destroyed by Fire.
LONDON, October ga dispatch re-
ceived in London from lqnique. Peru,
dated on the 23d instant, states that the
town has been almost totally destroyed by
| fire.
Prince HohenIohe Recovering.
LONDON. October ga Berlin dispatch
to the Times says: "Prince Hobenlohe Is
rapidly recovering from his Illness"
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