The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-20
L.rhsT roREIss NEWS.
England.


England.
TIE WRECKED STEAMER AILsA.
LONDON, November 19.-Tbe coastine
steamer Ailsa, which foupdered of st. Go.
ven's Head with all hands, had crew OF
twenty men and seven passengers.
FklLUgE.
LONDON, November 19.-IIiggeEboitom
* Co.. cottou-waste merchants OF MancheS,
ter, have failed. Liabilities, E45,000.
THE Internatiswal Regatta.
LONDON, November 19.--In the first trial
heat this afternoon, TO determine the choice
OF contestants for the prizes in the inter.
national regatta to morrow, Wallace Ross,
OF st. John, n. b., won the heat by q
length; Hosmer, OF Boston, Mas, being
second; Riley, OF Saratoga, n. T., third,
aud Nicholson, Of Stockton on Tees, fourth.
The course was from the PutDey aqueduct
10 Chiswich church-two and bali miles.
The water was rough, but there was no
rain. In the first heat Ross got the best OF
the start, and Riley soon fell behind. At
the grass wharf Nicholson pad the lead, aud
Ross was second. rowing finely. At the
Crab Tree Ross regained the lead, with the
other three men rowing abreast. Al Ham,
mersmith Hosmer took second place. 1t
was tine race TO the finish.
Another account says that Ross won the
heat by three lengths, and that there was Il
length and bali between HOsmer and Ri
ley. IL was magnificent struggle. The
time was l6 minutes, 90 seconds.
The second heat over the same course and
distance was won by Layeock, OF SidnpT,
n. S. W.; Warren Smith. OF Halifax, n. s.,
was second; Tricketi, Of Sidney, n. S. W.,
third; and Hawd0n, OF Delaval, fourth.
Laycock rowed in splendid form. The time
OF the second beat w0s l. minutes anG % Sc
conds. LaycOck won the second heat easily.
At Hammersmitb he was lengths ahead OF
Smith, who was leading Trickett by 3
lengths. Opposite 1.-THE Doves" Trickeit
made squirt and almost reached Smith, but
he then sIackened his pace and was beaten
easily. Another account say, that Trickett
touched Smiths boat and stopped rowing
on claim OF foul. The press boat was
unable to follow the race on account Of the
high tide preventing her from passing I'M
der the bridge at the starting point.
TIE sportsman Ibis morning said Ross
was the Iayorite IN the betting on the inter-
national regatta at 6 to 4.
A british Steamer Lost and Twenty
three Persons Drowned.
LONDON. November l9.-The British
steamer Mildred, Captain Long, which
sailed from New York September 2Sth for
MarseilPs, has foundered in the Atlantic.
The crew, twenty-thiee in number, were
drowned.
The Crisis In Ireland.
LONDON, November 19.-The Times, in
it, leading article this morning, says il the
Cabinet or majority Of IL members should
be compelled TO accept what, as we have
said, the Irish Executive deems indispensa-
bic for the performance Of its functions, we
trust there will be no unwise attempt to
obstruct or cen>ure that course. II toe Gov
ernment should not deem il necessary to
apply for extra powers it is apparent that
they must be prepared TO face storm OF
opposition when Parliament meets, which
will seriously imperil the prospects Of Just
settlement OF the land question.
COERCION IN IRELAND.
LONDON. November 19.-The PdiL- Nal
| GazeHeihiS evening. reply ing 10 the 1imeS''
editorial article Of This morning on Irish al
fairs. declares that every Liberal newspaper
! in England and Scotland dissuadts the Gov
ernmeDt from an immediate session OF Par
| lament n policy OF coercion. The coun
try. il says, desires 10 see a new policy trieI
IN Ireland. Coercion without a strong land
bill would not he new policy.
SUFFERING OF EyICTED TENANTS.
New YORK, November ia cable spe
cill from London says that the eyictlonS a
Durham continue TO be carried out viii
great cruelty toward the families OF tn
miners. Eighteen more flmlieS have bee
n int haa u1l Ia :
tbe tine. and the suffering OF The childre
was intense.
ANOTHER ASSASSINATION ~ IRELAND.
LIMERICK. November 10-Last night
- care.taker," who, with Others, bad bee
placed in charge OF farm near New Palla'
from which the tenant was recently evic' co
was shot dead while sitting at his tiresidt
Fainl Fire-Damp Explosion.
Mons, BELGIUM, November 19.-An eX
pIo,ion OF tire.damp occurred in 4 coal pl
near this place to-day. Twenty-seyen me
we've in the PIT at the time, OF whom fiitee
have been recovered, more or less injured
Ii is feared that the men still IN the pit az
dead.
A PoIitIcO- Economical Council.
BERLIN, November ia royal deere
has been issued establishing a PrusS,
PoiiicO. Economical Council. Herr No
BoetticLer, Minister OF State, stated at
meeting OF representatives OF the Germa
commerce that lhe constitution OF the Coun
cl would allow Of its extension at any tim
TO all the Federal States, but that Fedora
Governments had Professionally declined I
cooperate lending the meeting OF th
Rrichstag. The Council Will consist q
Is members chosef for tive years. Forty
i've members are TO be selected from 9
names presented by the Chamber OF Con
merce and Agriculture. The remainder,
whom at least Is must be workingmen, WI
be chosen by the Ministers OF Commerce
Public Works, and Agriculture.
ING-uACHiNkS.
NO TENSION.