The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-08
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Making Trouble for Ireland.

New YORK, October IA cable specla-
from Dublin says that Mr.. Parnell has forml
ed an alliance with the Physical force party,
and that the Land Leaguers and National.
ISIS Tor Fenian.) must hereafter be cOnsid-
cred friendly organization working side
by side for the common object. The agta-
tfon is no longer merely land movement.
It is becoming more far-reaching, and ii
would be difficult to conjecture the result.
The Fenians hope for open rebellion, the
Land-Lesguers firmly expect to obtain
home-rule, and it would be idle to deny that
Il a general strike is made against rents,
which becomes more and more possible
every day, the movement will be wellnigh
irresistible, for the entire army OF England
could not evict the people; aud IL they
could the landlords would be still deprived
OF their rents, and would also be obliged to
nav the cost OF enforcing the law. What
with nd.leagues on one side to keep peo-
pie infamed, and secret societies on the
other to intimidate, and occasionally an as
sassination, such 4 state OF affairs has been
created as no Irish rebel ever before con-
tempIated. No En9li.bmsn at present real
ICES the direction which affairs are taking.
IL il beginning TO be realized in the north,
where the idea gains ground that the south
ern agitation threatens to become separate
movement.
Funeral or OAenbach, the Composer.
New York. October IA special from
Paris SAYS: The funeral OF Jacques Often.
bach took place at the Medicine this MORN
ing with great pomp and ceremony. There
was an immense crowd present. The heafse
was loaded with wreaths OF flowers sent by
q %
mean capital. Every seat in tue church
was filed even the tops OF the affairs
were invaded. The church was tastefully
draped In black and silver, and In the CEN
ire was a handsome catalogue draped IN
black and surrounded by silver candeiabra.
A military escort attended, deceased being
a chevaler of the Legion OF Honor. The
music OF the mass was sung by Faure Taa-
FAC and other great artists. The remains
were inferred in the cemetery OF Montmar-
tire. All the artistic celebrities OF Paris
were present.
Kurdistans Plunderiug I'm Persia.
TEHERAy, October 1.-The kurdish chief
tain from the Turkish side OF the frontier
has united his forces with HamZeh Agha, a
Persian Kurd. The allies number $4,000
men, mostly armed with Martini Henry
rifles. They have plundered the Lahlian
and Maragha districts, and are now within
fifty miles OF Tauris. There Is great alarm
there, as the country is defenceless. A
Persian general started last night for Tauris
to collect troops.
Russian Sailing Orders.
LONDON, October IA dispatch from
Badsic to the Reuters Telegram Company
SAYS that 1t Is stated thai Admiral Seymour
has requested the admiral commanding The
Russian squadron to hold himself In readi.
ness for sailing orders.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, October IA Vienna dispatch
saws Inc British and Russian Cabinets have
already given their opinion OF the Turkish
note, that IL Is altogether unit to form tho
basis OF further negotiations. While com
municatiag this opinion the British Cabinet
has urged immediate resumption OF com
bined action on q larger scale-- namely. u
make naval demonstrations nearer Constan
tinople, without abandoning the demOnstra
tion of DuIeigno.
william LasselI, F. X. s, LII. d., the
eminent astronomer, Is dead.
GREESocK. October IA Ore last nigh
in the wors,ed mill here caused damage t.
the amount OF 100000. Nine hundred per
sons are thrown out of employment.
ScUrAEI, October THE Austro- Hun
gari.n consul here has received an order Il
prepare to depart.