The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-28
France.

il was decided to summon Parliament To
meet on The 9Th OF January for the dispatch
OF business.
France.
PARIS, November 27.-The NdiiOn1le
says: "The general impression produced
ny the De Cis-y libel suit is very unfayora.
Die 10 the Deputy Laisan, and that when
the committee Of inquiry has 10 be ap-
pointed several deputies Of the Left will
probably protest against the proceedings.
NJ. Gerardy, in IN France. accuses Deputies
Lai>ant and Lcfaure OF having dragged the
Chamber OF Deputies into a false position
bv abuse OF its confidence, and insists that
NJ. Lai>ant and Lefaure ought to 1e.ign
their seats as deputies"
At a meeting Of the Republican Union
NJ. lie Lievre proposed vote OF censure
upon NJ. Lai>ant, but the latter not being
present at the meeting the motion was
abandoned.
PARIS EDITORS INFLICTED ~ DAMAGES FOR
LIBEL.
PARIS. November 27.-The trial OF the
suit brought by General De Cissy was con-
cluded to-day. The Court, after admitting
eXtenuating circumstances, condemned NJ.
LaiSant, editor, and NJ. CIauvIn, manager.
OF the IL Petite P0riSienne 10 fines OF 1000
and 200 francs respectively, and s 900 francs
damages for which they ave jointly respon-
Sible. They are also ordered to publish the
judgment in ten newspapers. The same
sentence was imposed on NJ. R0chefori, edi
tor. and NJ. De Pierre, manager, OF Mtrdn'
Si4udnt.
HONORs TO THE MEMORY OF \ NOTED FRENCH
PREACHER, &C.
PARIS, November 27-At a requiem SER
vice at the Church Of ~. Augustine in honor
OF the memory Of Jean Baptis'e Henri LII
Cordalacc, the celebrated French preacher
the Able Of Mont sabre intends TO deliver
political address treating chiefly Of the
religious DEGREES. DOminicans in mOnast!c
garb VIII surround the caiafaque. NJ.
;udry d'AS.on has written TO VI. Gam
beta. President OF The Chamber OF Depu-
ties, asking that the Chamber be requested
10 sanction The proceedings in accOrdance
VITA Article 34l Of the Penal Code against
tue President, VieePresident>, and Ones
tors for arbitrarily placing him under arrest
on the 1lth instant.
Italy.
TIE MINISTRY THREATENED.
ROME. November 27.-NOt only is there
talk Of coalition between the Right and
The Extreme Lett for The overthrow Of the
Ministry, hut the possibility OF c ati0n
OF these parties for the construction OF
new ministry is seriously i>cu>sed.
Germany.
THE STUDENTS AND THE jews
LONDON, November - "A dispatch from
Berlin SyVS: a great attempt j. being
mad. to excite the Indignation Of the stu
dents against the jews by the StOecker
party. This is already beginning TO have
lis Ell, c; ut Lcipsic, where stormy meetings
are being held"
The Albanian Revolt Against the
Turks - Aan>dOwne's Flight from
Ireland, DC.
LONDON, November PA dispatch to
the Reuters Telegraph Company from Ra.
gusa states that the news from all parts OF
;he country tends to confirm the reports OF
general revolt in Albania against the
Turks.
Lord LansdOwne has just been obliged
to fee to EngIInd from his Kerry estates
because he felt his life IN jeopardy.
The immediate cause OF Lord LanS-
downe's flight has not yet been announced,
but no doubt it was ha-tened by the receipt
OF threatening letters, which seem to be fly
ing over Ireland IN all directions Just now.
Premier Gladstone, Mr. Forster, Chief
Secretary for Ireland. and Earl Spencer
the latter president OF the COuncl-were
present at The Cabinet Council at Windsor
to day.
Foreign Notes.
LONDON. November 27.-The SpOrtSmQp
SAYS: We believe The money for La\c)ck
will soon be found, rs we nave already re-
coived donations accounting to Gl36, and
more promised.
a Vienna dispatch says official conhrma-
lion has been received that Ducigno was
surrendered TO the MOntenegrins on Friday
by Dervi.ch Pasta personally. Another
dispatch saws the Montenegrins occupied all
the chief positions, meeting with no resist
ance.