The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-06

Elias &. Laycock, Australian sculler, and
Thomas Blackman, OF Duwicb, for E200.
over the Thames championship course, from
Aqueduct TO Ship, distance OF four and a
quarter miles, came OF this afternoon, and
was easily won by the Australian.
The Land Question I'm Ireland.
LONDON, October 5.-A dispatch from
Dublin to the Times SAYS Z" A land meet
ing is to be held at Kidysert, County Clare.
IL has nc connection with the Land League,
but has been called for the immediate settle
ment OF the land question"
Mr.. Parnell addressed meeting OF 10000
persons at Kilkenny on saturday last. Nine
members OF Parliament and fifty Catholic
priests were present. Mr.. Parnell an
nounced that as soon as sufficient informa-
ton bad been collected the Land League
would organize great strke against pay
ing rent on the estate OF every rack-rentng
landlord. On Sunday last Mr.. Parnell was
enthusiastically welcomed by his constitu-
ents at Cork. The corporation presented
him with an address. and great procession
Of the trades accompanied him through the
streets. Mr.. Parnell, at an open-air meet
ing In Cork Park, and subsequently at a
banquet given in his honor, enunciated his
views on the land question.
Russia,
PROGRAMME OF THE INTERNAL GOVERNMENT.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 5.--A periodi-
cal entitled "AnnaIs OF the Fatherland"
publishes to-day the programme OF the in.
ternal government OF Russia for the next
seven years, as communicated by General
Loris MelikOff, Chief OF the Executive De-
Dartment, TO the editors OF the st. Peters
burg press. The chief features OF the pro-
gramme are TO secure the stability Of social
institutions by giving the people freedom
to avail themselves OF the rights they al
ready possess to investigate the wants OF
the population, for which object senator's
have already been appointed, and to give
the press liberty to- discuss Government
DISTRESSING REPORTS FROM THE INTERIOR.
LONDON, October 5.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent OF the Times says: Reports
OF death and poverty dill the Russian pa
pers from all parts OF the interior, psrticu-
larry from the Governments OF Tver, Via
dimir, Samara, and Sarator. The granalies
at Tagansog are rapidly emptying.
Jesuifs i'm Italy.
LONDON, October 5.-A dispatch from
Rome TO the Times says The Italian Min
lister OF Justice is preparing a circular TO
the Procural ors-Geueral, and the Minister
OF the Interior is preparing another to the
projects, recalling into vigor the legal dis.
positions regarding the Jesuits, which
formed part OF the bill for the suppression
Of religious orders passed in 1878, and
which have been allowed to fall into desue-
tude. These measures have been taken in
consequence Of the number Of French Je-
suits taking refuge in Italy.
Death of OHenbach. the Composer.
LONDON, October 5.-The Globe this eve
ming says Jacques Often bach, the popular
French musician and composer, died In
Paris at 4 O'Clock this morning. He was in
his sixty. first year. During the last twelve
hours preceding his death he suffered Sc
verely.
Various Foreign Items.
RL0CsA, October Admiral Seymour
arrived at Cattaro yesterday, and immedi-
ately proceeded to Cettinge. Montenegro
now urges that the season is too far adj
vanced to permit Of further delay. and de-
clares her willingness to attack Dulcigno
Immediately. provided she can obtain etfec-
tive concurrence OF fleets.
PARIS, October 5.-The triennial cleo
tons throughout France have been fixed
for the 7th Of November.
MADRID, October 5.-The papers an
nounce the death of the famous Carlist
chief, Ramon Tristany.
BERLIN, October 5.-The Bundesrath has
been summoned TO meet on the 10Th in
slant.
LONDON, October 5.-The failure is an
nounced of Frederick Wilkinson, yarn
spinner. at Haywood. His liabilities are
stated at sos 600.
PARIS, October 5.-Tbe fire at the Louvre
Saturday night broke out in the Pavilion
DIES Fleurs. at the western extremity Of the
Louvre. The whole Of the second story OF
the Pavilion was Quilted. The damage is
estimated at 100000 francs.
LONDON, October 5.-Laycock, the Aus
trallan who won the race with BIackman to-
day, has formally agreed to scull match
race with Hosmer, Of Boston, during the
present month, and another with John
Hawdon, Of Delayalon, on the 18th OF No