The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28

unhappy relations. Quite recently be OBJ
t'ined etectment DEGREES against two OF
them. As magistrate he was unpopular,
and at the meeting OF Justices which he bad
been attending resolution was passed CALI
ing upon the Government 10 adopt coercive
measures.
| LATER-~ARREsT OF THE ALLEGED MURDERER
L0ND0y, September 27.-A tenant-farmer
named Sweeney, who was under notice TO
quit, has been arrested for the murder OF
| Lord M0untmores and remanded for trial.
The murder has caused the greatest excite
ment in Dublin. IL Is expected that the az.
| fair will induce the Government TO take de-
cisive steps TO control the utterances Ut the
land agitators.
Indignation Against the English
Foreign Policy.
LONDON, September 27.-The GLOBE this
evening says an indignation meeting under
influential auspices will be held this week
against the un-Englsh Developments OF the
Miuistry's foreign policy in connection with
the naval demonstration in Turkish waters.
Dispensing Religious Orders I'm France
LONDON, September 27.-A Paris dispatch
to the Times says that NJ. Constans, Minis
ter OF the Interior and Worship, has ar.
ranged for the enforcement OF the religious
DEGREES. He leaves the tribunal OF conflicts
to meet as usual Ia November. It's judg-
ment whether Jesuit dispersions are an act
OF the Executive and beyond the cogni-
zancc OF ordinary judges. and amenabe
only TO the Council Of State. is looked for
on the 25th Of November. Meanwhile NJ.
Constans will begin by breaking up orders
like the Passionist Fathers, which are not
| recognized by the Vatican. He will next
disperse communities which are mostly
composed OF foreigners, and will lastly
commence proceedings against orders not
included in these two categories, dealing
with them piecemeal and by the selection OF
communities least likely 10 evoke local SYM
palhy.
Plot to Blow Up the Cars Yacht.
LONDON, September 27.-Information OF
a plot to blow up the Cars yacht Livadia,
which is now being repaired in the Clyde,
has been received from the authorities OF
st. Petersburg and the police at Geneva.
According to these adyices the NihiIsts
had deputed emssaries 10 blow up the Ii
vadia, and three individuals left Glasgow
few days ago with nitro-glycerine clocks TO
be placed on the Goals, which would ex-
plode at certain time. The Goals on the
yacht are now being removed for examina.
ton, and divers are examining the bottom.
The Eastern Crisis.
BELLIGERENT ATTITUDE OF THE PORTE.
LONDON, September 27.-The Manchester
Guardians correspondent at Grayosa tele-
graphed at O'Clock Sunday evening as
follows: Yesterday the Prince OF Mon
tenegro received official intimation from
the Porte that an advance on Dulcigno
would be regarded as declaration OF war.
The Prince OF Montenegro has consequently
teIegraphed to Admiral Seymour that he
is not prepared, without the aid OF the
land troops OF the Powers, to attack the
Abanians, reinforced as they are by the
Turkish regulars and artillery" The cor
respondent adds:
"This step OF the Porte must be regarded
as tantamount TO a declaration OF war
against Europe, as the Powers can never
submit to dispense the fleet at the mere fiat
| OF the Sultan"
FRANCES ATTITUDE II THE NATTER.
The Daily Ne,cS this morning, in lead
| ing article, says: "Though France may
possibly not take part in the bOmbardment
OF the Turkish positions, 1t will not with
draw her ships nor dissolve herself morally
from the enterprise"
THE PoRTE's LAST NOTE.
The Constantinople dispatch to the Times
says "The last note Of the Porte refusing
to surrender Dulcigno unless the naval de.
| monstraton be abandoned was in q great
part the Sutan's own composition. 1t re-
auired, as a condition for the surrender OF
Dulcigno. not only that the demonstration
be abandoned, but that no demonstration
shall be employed in connection with the
Greek frontier or any other question, and
that no other concessions In the future
shall be demanded for Montenegro"
THE DEFIANT SULTAN.
| The COnstantinopIe correspondent OF tht
| Times telegraphs as follows: The spirit Of
reckless defiance is becoming more and more
intense at the palace. For several days past
| the Sultan has refused 10 listen to any OBJ
| iections made by his minister to the policy
which be has adopted, and he has issued an
order that any official who shall be heard
expressing contrary opinion shall be dis
missed and exiled. Never before since the
time OF Mohmoud the Terrible has such an
order been issued.
THE NAVAL DEMONSTRATION POSTPONED.
The correspondent Of the Daily Telegraph
at Ragusa, under date OF Sunday evening,
says: A trustworthy report has Just reach
ed me that in consequence OF the arrival OF
French courier the feet will not start for
Dulclgno for forty-eight hours.