The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
LATss ST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
WHY Mr.. o'DoNskLL WAS sUsYESDt

WHY Mr.. O'DoNSELL WAS SUSPENDED.
LONDON, March 9-The suspension Ct
Mr.. O'Donnell in the House OF Commons
last night was due TO the following reasons |:
Mr.. Finigan having accused the Treasury
Bench OF "beisliy Believing" the chair
man demanded the withdrawal OF the eX-
preston, and Dir. FInig,D compiled. Mr.
, O'Donnell. who had been among those who
protested against words being attributed
10 Mr.. FiDigan, rose TO q point OF order,
but the chairman ruled that the incident
bad ended. Mr.. O'DonneIl persisted in his
attempt to get hearing, bit the chairman
uamed" him, and Sir William Har-
court, amid loud cries OF " Shame +"
by the IlOme-Rulers, moved his sus-
pension. The chairman having left The
CHAIR, the Speaker was sent for. Mr..
Parnel and others took exception to the
chairman's report on the ground that he
did not name" Mr.. O'Donnell by name.
Sir William HaTcourt asserted that he heard
Mr.. Piayfair Use the words Mr.. O'Don-
nell" The Speaker ended the dlseus sion
by ruling that ma question OF order could
be entertained. and then immediately put
the question that Mr. ODonnel be sus-
pended. The motion was adopted by a
vote Of 143 10 81. and Mr.. O'DODnell with.
drew from the House.
The Home Rulers intend TO raise a ques.
ton OF privilege on Mr.. Playiair's ruling.
THE ARMS BILL PASSED Is COMMITTEE.
LONDON, March 9-ln the House OF Com
mons this afternoon seven Irish amend
menls to The arms bill were rejected. Sir
William Harcour. IlOme-Ruler, on giving
to persons arrested under The act a right to
jury trial, said that in the present state Of
Ireland there was no reasonable prospect OF
obtaining either witness or jury in agrarian
cases. The present agitation IS undOubied
~ Fenian conspiracy under another name.
Various Irish members protested against
this assertion.
CAPTAIN Nolan. member for Galway cDun-
~, Is an argument against summary pro-
ceCdings, pointed out that he had that very
day received a letter from Galway annOunc-
Ing that two persons bad been arrested
whom he believed 10 be totally incapable Of
the crimes Of which hey are suspected.
At 3 y. NJ. Mr.. Pirnell was speaking
against the Government, endclyOring. in
subscrvience 10 the landlords, TO abolish
! jury.trial for politicIl otencrs, wheE the
Chairman rose and put the amendment 10 Il
vote. The amendment was rejected by a
vote Of 81 ayes 10 213 nOc-. The other
|
overwhelming majOritics. and the bill was
passed through the committee.
Ireland.
WHO MR.: WALSH Es-ST. PATRICE's DAY PRO-
CESSICNS BEING ABANDONED.
LONDON, March 9.-The IimeS's core
.pOndenl ut Dublin saws Mr.. WALSH. who
wa, arrested yesterday, has been known for
some time as an Outspokcn politician. His
connection with the Land League i some
what broadly marked by his extreme views,
| but outside OF his own district he has not
been much heard OF on The public platforms
| OF LeJguerS. The last meciln" he attended
was on the 30th OF January. On the whole,
the reception OF the prisoners at Dublin
was not Inspiring.
At meeting OF the League yesterday the
| following resolution was adopted;
Whereas general union i taking place
| between the ProestanlS and Catholics IN
Ulster in the cause OF the League; there
| fore
RPSOired. That we earnestly appear To
the Catholics in Ulster to hold no demon
STATIONS on 81. Patrick's day, IN order 10
prevent religious disc)rd.
Mr.. Dillon said The men Of County Derry
have already consented TO abandon theIr
procession.
MORE ARRESTS.
LONDON, March 9.-JohD Nally, OF Balla,
has been arrested on charge OF melting TO
murder and acts OF violence. There is great
excitement in the neigbbOrhoOd OF BIlla.
Kenny, the president OF the Castle Island
Land League, and HUsSey, the son Of a
farmer In the same district. who have long
been suspected OF connection with certain
raids for arms, have been arrested under The
Lord Lieutenant's warrant and sent 10 Dub
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