The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-25
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Earl of CaruaryOn's Protest.

LONDON, December 24.--The Earl Of Car
naryOn publishes az open letter 10 John
Bright, Chancellor OF the Duchy OF Lam
caster. protesting against the lalter's speech
mt Birmingham on the 10th Of November
last, in which he condemned the land laws
OF Ireland and attributed the state OF affairs
in that country to tine rejection OF The COM
pensaiion .for.disturbance bill by the House
OF Lords. The Earl OF Carnaryon declares
that holding sentiments so ayoWedly Re-
publican and hostile 10 the Crown and TO the
House OF Lords. Mr.. Bright ought not TO be
able consc;entiously TO remain member OF
the Cabinet for single day. He contrasts
Mr.. Brigbt's mild censure OF lawlessneSs
and crime in Ireland with his scathing re-
buke Of those guilty Of owning the land.
Affiliated Ireland.
LONDON, December PA correspondent
OF the Times at Dublin says "The move
ment of troops has excited a very uneasy
feeling. 1t is generally believed that the
Government possesses information warrant
iny au apprehension Of danger. The Gov
ernrIent has made very complete prepara-
lions for any emergency. Immense sup
niles of provisions, tents, and other cam
paigning requisites have been stored in
&c ntral detots. 1t is stated that all these
preparations point to the conclusion That
the Government believes that far greater
danger than Is seen turks behind. A
storeship has arrived from Woolwich
with 10000 rounds OF buckshot and large
quantity OF ball cartridges and entrenching
Tools. Another vessel is shipping similar
cargo ut WoOlwich for new stations at
Bruff, Mohil, Carrick.on-ShannOn, and Bal
ly-Shannon, which will be occupied by
troops. These positions are well chosen.
being centres Of disturbed districts, from
which troops could operate in various d.
rections. At ali stations where cavalry are
ouartered without infantry the supply OF
ammunition will be increased TO fifty
rounds per man."
Soldiers " no are home on leave have been
ordered to return TO Ireland. They state
that the feeling among the lower order OF
the people is very strong against the mill
tary, even in Dublin, and that 1t Is COM
mon practice TO shoulder soldiers of from
the fOoipaih 10 provoke quarrel.
The Times, in leading article this MORN
inc. saws: mo political doubts ought to
divert Us from the duty Of providing that IN
Ireland, as in England and Scotland, men
shall be delivered from terrorism as citizens
of State in which anarchy never before
has been permitted to spread over the entire
proyipces. We look with dismay upon the
paralysis OF the Government in Ireland. we
constantly receive additional testimony to
the accommodation OF society. In many
eases it Is impossible to publish important
statements lest individuals should suffer.
We have been assured on excellent author
ity that the unsatisfactory issue OF many
nrosecutions at the winter assizes Is easily
accounted for. At first the jurors stayed
away from The assizes, preferring 10 De
fined rather than to face The risk OF having
/ TO convict persons; hut tue Land League
ordered several jurors to attend, and they
obsyed. and the prisoners were acquitted
| I'm the teeth OF evidence against them"
The notice OF Portadown, Ulster, to-day
arrested Home. Ruler named Boyle, and d
number OF documents relating to secret So
ciet,es found upon him have been RENTED
| TO Dublin. 49, ~
The Inspector-G General Of tbe Irish Con-
stahuIary mas issued circular warning the
notice against attempts TO decoy them from
heir barracks, and reminding them OF the
nrecautiops necessary TO insure the safety
OF the barracks and arms.
| A dispatch from Dublin to the PdH'Mdfl
| Gazette this evening says. 1.-The ACTIVITY
shown by the Government has done gooo
deal 70 create feeling OF recovering conn
derce. There have been various and some
what vigorous attempts TO enforce the law
against persons attempting 10 inlimidalt
others from Offering goods In the markets
The authorities are getting more help iron
the local magistrates"
Condition Of the Jews In her''n'
BERLIN, December N.-Many Jews re
siding In Berlin avoid appearing 10 pubic