The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-06


laws; and for simplifying the practice OF
conveyance.
commend to you these and other mea.
sures which may be submitted for your con.
sideraiion, and / trust that the blessing oil
Almighty God will attend and direct your
labors.
Lords BeaconsGeld and Salisbury were
not present at the opening OF Parliament.
The Queen's reception by the crowd in
the streets was very enthusiastic. Seats to
view the royal procession brought heavy
prices.
MOVEMENT LOOKING TO GOVERNMENT RELIEF
FOR IRELAND.
LONDON, February 5.-William Shaw,
Home Rule member for Cork, will, on be-
half OF the Irish members, move an amend
ment to the address in reply 10 the Queens
speech, at the earliest moment possible, con-
demning the Governments failure to take
efficient measures TO relieve the distress in
Ireland, and will call upon them to do so.
Sir Stafford Northcote gave notice in the
House Of Commons to-day that be would
move tomorrow the adoption OF a bill sane
tioning the measures OF relief for Ireland
already taken. and for further relief.
Alexander NJ. Sullivan, Home Rule mem
Der for Louih. gave notice that he would to-
morrow move for leave to introduce bill
for the better protection OF life and property
in Ireland by su>pending the serving OF
wrlts OF eiectinent for non-payment of rent.
a Sensation In Berlin.
LONDON, February 5.-The Berlin CORE
spondent OF the PdU- Nal Gqzette says
:. limitations this morning that the Ger
man army is TO be still further strength
ed by the formation Of a number OF Alsace-
Lorraine regiments cause no little Sensa-
ton. 1t is said General Manteuflel, Gov
ernor-Genera OF AlSace-Lorraine supports
the plan a. one likely to create feeling Of
nationality in the annexed provinces
Foreign Notes.
LONDON, February 5.-General Roberts,
the British commander at Csbul, in reply
to telegram from relative asking about
the truth OF the charges that he tltoberts)
had ordered wholesale executions OF cap
tured Afehans, replies: "NObOdy was exc
cuied unless convicted OF participating in
the attack on the British residency."
LONDON. February 5.-Tbe Times has the
following from Berlin: "The National
Zeitmg'S Vienna letter asserts that Austria
is firmly resolved 10 increase the defences
OF that empire. Military authorities con-
slider it advisable that Buda Pcsth should
be fortified. The necessity for the immedl-
ate construction OF new Notifications is
unanimously recognized"
The I,meS'S Berlin dispatch says: at
cannot be denied that the Conservative ma
iOrity no longer exists. The Government
will soon have TO return to the support Of
the National Liberal party, which fact will
certainly have some influence on the deyel-
opment OF the Church question:"
LONDON, February "a Rome dispatch
states that the College OF the Propaganda
will give 10000 lire to the relief OF the
Irish distress.
4 number OF the morning journals, in
their leaders, agree in the opinion that IRISH
and Afghan affairs will receive large
amount Of attention during the coming >cS-
sion OF Parliament.
At meeting Of the Dublin Mansion
House Committee Yesterday, Lord. Mayor
Gray stated that ct the rate they bad been
expanding it the fund on hand would not
last more than four weeks.