The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-21

IoNDOH. November 20.-Tbe Cabinet
meeting held at Balmoral to-day further
prorogued Parliament TO the 2J OF Deem
Der. but without summoning il to meet for
the dispatch Of business.
THE INTERNATIONAL REGATTA.
LONDON, November 20.-Laycock, the
Australian, won the final heat in the inter-
national regatta to-day, carrying off the
first prize, $500; Ross second, winning
G300; Hosmer third, winning Gl00; and
Smith fourth, winning Gi0. Ross and Lay
cock fouled above Cbiswick EyOt, and Lay
cock then took the lead. He not only won
on foul, but won the race handsomely by
seven lengths in 26:43. Hosmer was good
third. Hosmer bad SuIry Shore station.
Ross was next, then LaycOck, with Smith
on the MiddleseX side. The weather was
clear but cold.
Ross cot the best OF the start, but was al
most Immediately passed by Smith, who,
however, retained his advantage only for
very short distance, Ross again passing
him. and apparently leading easily. Before
Hammersmith bridge was reached Laycock
and Iosmer had both passed Smith, who
passed the bridge six lengths in The rear OF
the three Others, who were at that time
about on level, Ross, il anything, having
the advantage. At "The Doves" Ross
ouickened his pace and gained about a
length from Hosmer, who was also squirt
ing. and left Lay cock half length behind.
After passing the corner Lavcock drew up
and oyerhauled Hosmer and Ross. l. was
a magnificent race to the Eyot, above which
the foul occurred. Laycock passed Barnes
bridge three lengths in front OF the Others
The attendance was large. The water was
quite still. Lavcock's victory. which is
enthusiastically received, is attributed to
his superior condition.
ENGLISH RITUALIsTs TO BE IMPRISONED.
LONDON. November 20.-LOrd Penzance,
sitting in the House OF Lords, as dean OF
the Court OF Arches. has declared Rev. Mr..
Enraebt and Rev. Mr.. Green, who have
continued their ritualistic practices despite
the orders OF the court suspending them
from office, TO be in contempt. They VIII
consequently be imprisoned similarly With
Rev. Pelham Dale. They are respectively
defendants in the celebrated Bordesley and
Milesplatting Ritual cases.
France.
PARIS, November 90 The Chamber Of
DEPUTIES have adopted the fifth, sixth, and
seventh clauses OF the ma9istracy reform
hin. bot the eighth clause, which suspendS
for wear the principle Of irremovability OF
magistrates, provoked long debate. After
the rejection OF two amendments the dis
cussion was adjourned till Monday.
lie Temps says Mr.. Goschen, The British
Minister TO Turkey, has told the Sultan that
Europe will not wait longer than ten days
for the cession OF Dnlcigno.
ROME, November 20.-it Is stated that the
Vatican has addressed note to the French
Government protesting against the appllca'
ton OF religious DEGREES.
The Irish Land Question.
LONDON, November 20.-Mr. Thomas
Power O'Conner, NJ. F., speaking al pub
lie meeting in Galway, said that when The
objects OF the Land League shall have been
attained the Irish people will have a more
noble course In view to wrench themselves
from the rule Of England.
LoNpOS. Nov. mber 20.-The Vatican or
gan. the aurora, denies the statement that
The Irish Bishops are pursuing the policy
displeasiny 10 the Pope, and says: "Neither
the Pope nor Bishops have ever thought OF
preventing the people from aiming az
legitimate satisfaction OF tDeir needs, pro,
yided they do not deyiafe from Justice anu
rectitude In their choice OF the means: ne
bell,on. incendiarism, destruction OF pro-
merry. and homicide are clearly not among
Inc means that can be countenanced."
TERRORISM IN IRELAND.
LONDON, November 2O.-A dispatch to the
Times from Dublin says: Accounts re-
ceiyed here from various parts OF tue coun'
try by agents for property represent the
state Of the country as still more disturbed
and demoraIized. The combination against
the payment Of rents is extending into dis
tricts hitherto peaeeabie, and the terrorism
which follows closely In the wake OF the