The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EugIapd.
OPENS TO.DAY-THE QtEEN'S
EXPEcTED SPEECH.

PARLIAMENT OPENS TO.DAY-THE QUEENS
EXPECTED SPEECH.
LONDON, January 5-The Times in
leading article recapltulates the measures
which VIII be announced in the Queens
speech ut the opening OF Parliament to-
morrow, and says: There will be an Irish
land bill which vii neither involve rash
CXpend ture OF public money nor jus ify
against SpoliatOn on the part OF the land
lords. There will be a scheme Of Amy
reform involving some extension OF the
period Of service. and also an amendment
a the bankruptcy law. Besides these first
class bills. there will be Others for restoring
order in Ireland and for renewing the bal
lot act"
CONSERVATIVE d" WHIP IL PARLIAMENT.
LONDON. January The London CORE
Sp0ndent Of The Liverpool fourier says:
Sir William Hat DYKE bas resigned the
post Of Conservative whip, and Mr.. Row
land Winn has been appointed his sue
cesSOr.
BARONESS BCRDETTE COUTTSS MARRIAGE,
AGAIN.
LONDON, January j.-The Truth this
afternoon states that the marriage OF
Baroness Burdctte COuttS with Ashmead
Bartlett will take piece during the present
month. and that the clause Of the will of the
Duchess OF St Adams by which the Baroness
would forfeit her interest In the bank in
the went Of her marrying foreigner will
be contested in the courts.
LOSS OF CATTLE SHIPPED TO ENGLAND.
LONDON, January 5-Of the cattle on The
steamer Brazilian, wrecked IN the Mersey
on the An instant, 30 mead were lost. The
GavinO. before reported ashore at Grave
send. has fOated. The steamer Ensignc,
at Liverpool from Baltimore, lost 126 head
Of cattle on the passage. The steamer st.
Adams, ut Liverpool from Baltimore, lost
81 head OF cattle.
INTERFERING WITH PROCESS SEEvED-FOUR
PERSONS FATALLY BAYONETTED.
DUBLIN. January last night some
people near Clare Morris dug ditch across
road to prevent The passage OF process
server, who, with Il police escort, was pro-
ceedng TO serve wri> OF fiectment. The
mob threw Sl00e, freely. The riot set was
read ami the police charged on the mob.
Four persons aIe believed to have been
fatally bavonelted and several men were in
iurcd.
OPPOSED TO COERCiVE POLICY.
LoXDoy, January 5.-The ran .UQH ia.
zettc, in leading Article This evening, cX
presses strong di,apprOval OF cCGrciye
policy for Ireland. y number OF prOyin-
cial Liberal papers co incidc with this view.
There are rumOrs that Ministers Bright and
Chamberlain are also DISCONTINUED at the re-
cent turn Of affairs.
LAND.LEAGUE MEETINGS.
DUBLIN, January j.--At the weekly meet
ing OF the Llnh League yesterday Mr.. Dayitt
said it was understood that several more
meetings would be proclaimed This week.
and he cOunSelIed all branch leagues 10 give
the authorities no prcteXt for The suppress
sion OF the meetings in cons qDence Of ibe
wording OF plccirdS. II all the meetings
were proclaimed, he said. the branches ofthe
League would be summoned 10 meet fort
nightly. and if these meetings were pro-
hblted the only remedy which would re-
main would inevitably point in the dlrec- |
ton Of Illegal meetings. Ii the hGbedS COR !
puS act were suspended he was firmly con- |
WINGED that violence and outrage would |
usurp the restricted Influence OF The League. !
ARREST or LAND-LEAGUER.-PAGN AND |
HIS FELLOW TRAyERsERS ATTIND THE OPEN !
ING OF PARLIAMENT.
DUBLIN, January j.-Tbe president. trea |
Surcr, secretary, and Two other members cf
the Tialee branch Of The Land League were |
arrps'e ed at he weekly meeting OF the branch |
to-day on the charge OF Scdiion in having |
resolved al their last meeting 10 " Boycott" /
a man named Canes.
one OF the rioters wounded in the en-
counter with the police near Clare Morris !
last night has died.
From the line OF REORGANIZATION Il j.
evident that one point of the defence will
be that nearly an the meetings al watch The
TrayerserS spoke were sanctioned by or
presided over by Catholic clergy.
Me>sr.. PsrneIl, Dillon. and Sullivan were
not present In curt to. day, having, con-
trary to general expectation, gone TO at
tend the opening OF Parliament.
THE IRISH LAND BILL.
LONDON. January g. Postmaster. General |
Fawcett, speaking AT Manchester Yesterday, |
said there was no reason 10 assume before |
hand that the House Of Lords would reject |
the Irish land bill. The Lords rejected the |
for disbursement bill. be
SAID, because The comparatively small INA.
iority by which IL passed the House OF
Commons showed that il YVES languidiy sup
ported by the public.
France.
AppRgHENDED DISTURBANCE AT BLANQuI's
FUNERAL.
PARIS, January 5.-rroops are confined
IN the barracks in view Of The possibility II
a disturbance at the funeral OF Blanqui.
LONDON, January "a dispatch from
Paris TO the Times says: A demonstration
Il expect, 10 occur ut The funeral OF
Blsnqui, which will take place to-day. II