The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15
NEW MARKET RAcss.

| Tue Irish members, who are pledged to f0I-
low Mr.. Charles 8. Parnelps active policy.
number thirty.siy.
NEW MARKET RACEs.
LONDON, April 14.-Tbe race for the New
Market baudic,p came OF At the New Mar
ket Craven meeting to-day, and was won
by Dir. Lorillard's three-year old CD. COT
Waltenstein; Lord Bradford's Sword Dance
second, and j. II. Hauldsworths Slmba
third. Ten borses ran.
THE IRISH CONTINGENT IN THE new HOUSE or
COMMONS.
LONDON, April 1.-THE correspondent
OF the Times at Dublin, discussing the Irish
contingent In the new House OF Commons.
| says: "rhere are three compact PARTIES
| the Conservatives, the Parneiiites, and the
Pure Liberals, and the Moderate Home
Rulers, or intermediate party, who will be
| the allies sometimes Of one party and some
OF the question before the House, but II
may be con idently expected that they
will most frequently go, on divis-
ion Of the lobby, with the Liberal
government, and perhaps be finally
merged in their ranks. There are also a
few free lances, such az Mr.. Patrick L.
Smyth, Just elected for Tipperary, who is
an Incorporating '.repealer.; Mr.. John
DAILY, OF Cork city, whose views don't quite
agree with those OF Mr.. ParDell, though he
| has been returned with him; and Mr..
Philip Callan, Just elected for LoGth, who
will tight all round In their turn. The
Conservatives will OF course ait on the OPP
position benches, and the parnelltes are
expected TO follow them. The Pure LIbe-
rails and Moderate Home Rulers will probs-
3Iv be found on the ministerial side, below
the gangway, though on some occasions
the latter will join the opposition
| spain.
LAST MOMENTS OF TIE wOULD.Be MURDERER
OF THE KrNG.
LONDON, April IA Madrid dispatch
dated the 18Th says: This morning, soon
after O'Clock, the governor OF the prison
and the authorities reused Oter0, the regi-
eide, and led him 10 irons, bareht AIDED and
clad in the same clothing he wore the day
he attempted the life OF the King, 10 the
hall where condemned prisoners bear their
sentences In presence Of che jsdge. Otero
was pale hut composed, and signed copy
OF his sentence with o firm band. The
Judge then delivered him into The custody
Of the Brothers OF the Ancient Order OF
Pazv Carload, founded by John H., who
led the prisoner to the chapel, dimly light.
ed. He will be executed at 8 O'Clock Wed
nesday morning to-day. Otero expresses
repentance, but refuses all offers OF advice
or consolation from the priests.
| Later. MADRID, April 14.-Otero was
executed at 8 O'Clock tins morning.
Thousands Of Swedes Coming to Anne
| riea.
LONDON, April IA dispatch from Ber-
Lin 10 the Standard says +" Emigration to
North America on an exceptionally large
scale is taking place from Scandinavia. TWO
thousand Swedes have already LET. Bremen,
and 1000 left Christiania for New York on
the Attn instant"
Prince GOrtscbakOE's Condition.
ST. PETERSBURG. April l4.-There is no
material alteration ia the condition Of
Prince Gortschakoff.
various Foreign EteAas.
LONDON, April 1.-THE net Liberal gain
is now 100 seats.
A Cabul dispatch says at The dur
bar Yesterday the British Commissioner
informed the chiefs that the ex-Ameer
would not return, and il no hostility was
shown the representatives 10 favor OF The
selection Of member OF the Yakoobs
family for the Ameership, the troops would
withdraw whenever they could agree upon
a ruler whose Government would likely be
stable and friendly 10 England.
PARIS, April 14.-General Etenuc Mar
eel, who fought rs a captain m the Water
loo campaign, Is dead; aged eighty light
years.