The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-22

PARIS, October 21.-Much sensation was
caused at military dinner at Eyreux by
the proposal OF toast by the Due de Char
tres 10 France and her Government. and TO
the President OF the Republic. The Lee
citimistS regard this as an indirect accept
ance by hun OF the Republic. The Duke
in his speech said that i'll America, where
he passed part OF his youth. 1t was custom.
arv 10 give such a loyal toast before ali
others.
DE wOEsrYNE APPEALS.
PARIS. October 21.-M. Ivan de Woes
fyne has appealed against the sentence i'm
posed upon him on his conviction OF libel
ling Lieutenant Colonel Jung.
THE WAR AGAINST THE RELIGIOUS ORDERS.
PARIS. October 2l.-Inspectors visited
the former Jesuit establishment at Almcns,
and found there twenty Jesuit fathers, who
were prey lousy professors Of the same col
lcpe. The Franciscan friars Of Avignon
have bricked up The door OF their monas-
terry. They are well supplied with pr0Vis-
ions. The president Of the Montpelier tri-
huual has declared himself incompetent TO
hear the sut Of the Carmelites against the
Urefect TO recover possession OF their con-
vent.
TIE KINGS SPEECH At THE OPENING Of THE
CHAMBERS.
ATHENS. October 2I.-The King, in his
.necch AT the opening Of the Chambers to-
day, said: IL hasten to ask the cooperation OF
the Chambers to enable me TO carry out the
national duties imposed upon ne. These
duties are unusually serious, but The senti-
mcnts OF the nation are proportionately
lofty. The relations OF Greece with foreign
Powers are friendly. i have to express my
gratitude TO the countries | have visited,
where arbitrament has given To Greece a
froniier strengthening and extending her
boundaries. The execution Of the decision OF
the Powers imposes upon us action, the
regulation OF which will chiefly engage
vour deliberations. The Government has
already made extensive military and naval
nrenaratious. for which loans have been
contracted. and which The Chambers will be
o.kcd 10 ratify. TIE nation has undertaken
heavy obligations. The army will not be
ldiebanded until the establishment OF "A new
order Of things in the territory awarded to
Greece. | am firmly resolved 10 effect as
specdily rs possible That for winch have
prepared. / rely upon your cooperation as
| fniihfnl opponents Of The national VIII.
such work viii be blessed by God"
The spcoch was received with loud aud
prolonged cheering.
The Disorder Ia Ireland.
Jnvpoy. October II. The Press ASsoca-
tion saws il understands that steps are being
| taken TO form an influential committee OF
Iiberals to strengthen the hands OF the Gov
crnment in dealing with the disorder in
Ireland. and TO urge the necessity for lmme-
date measures for the protection OF life and
property.
various Foreign Items.
! I.oNDON, October 21.-A dispatch from
Ca>teI Neuyo states that Admiral Seymour
has officially informed the Admrals OF The
failure Of the negotiations between the
Turks ana Montenegrins.
Fenton Il Sons, steel manufacturers, OF
She field. have failed. Liabilities, eiS,O00.
A dispatch from Cape Town says that
Acknowledgement Clark has relieved Ma
fet,epy. The BasIitos vigorously resisted
the relieving force. The British loss is
twenty.six killed and ten wounded. The
B,sutos lost 800 men.
PARIS, October 2l.--M. Felix Pyatt pre-
sided at the revolutionary meeting in Belle
Vile Yesterday. The meeting passed res
oluti0n engaging TO become Jointly respon-
slble for the penalty imposed on NJ. Pyatt.
PANAMA, October l2.--Lima dates are Ia
Sen,ember 18th and Valparaiso TO Sepfem-
her 18th. OF the threatened march on Lima
nethino later or more definite is known.
The Cbilians bad not committed any FUR
ther deptcdations in the northern depart
mcnts of Peru since their late visit To Safe
and PayteI, at which places they DESTROYED
and carried of considerable property. The
President of Mecurio states that Hon. Mr.
Chrjsiiancy has carried back the following
basis for prelminaries OF a peace: The
three beIIgerent republics will each elecl
three commissioners to confer ana discuss
1.-The conditions OF peace, and TO meet In some
part of Peruvian territory occupied by th'
lChuian army, the United States ministers tt
Peru and Chill taking part In Inc confer
ence as friendly mcdiators.
IL is said the Gillian commissioners VII
be Senior Domingo Santa Maria, senior Man
uel Jose lrraZlba, aud Senior Vincen''
Reeves. or Senior Ambro,i0 Mont. TIL
, name OF Sen II Jorghurrand Is alsoemen
!, toned a. likely to take the place OF Senor
Reeves or Mont. The ChiiiaB Congress y
] still, Ia session, and IL yet discussin:
|, The tax OF two silver dollars on ever
, foot auintal of nitrate that is expect
led. Having been approved oy th
Cbamber OF Deputies It Is at present beinl
discussed by the Senate. The commission
appointed by this Chamber, 10 emit It's opin
lon on The subject, approves the project y
the Chnmber OF Deputies, but reduces I'd
tax 10 81. 80. The bill abolishlng the mo
nopoly entrance OF tobacco has been passed
and lis cultivation Is now free In the coun
TRY. A decree issued on the 3lst Of Angus
Ian,horIzes The em,ssion OF 20 ZOO. 600 OF pa
II - 49,. ~. -, 10 tho Treasurv s.