The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-30
IL makes the ~sirictest provision relative to
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THE ~B0YC0TTERs AT WORK.
LONDON, September pa dispatch from
the Times from Dublin says: "Severa
ambulance wagons which left Athlone bar
racks With police and soldiers Tor the Sban-
non bridge, County Wesimeath. 10 protect
n process-server, were obliged 10 return on
account q the roads being broken up and
obstructions placed upon them. Mr. Boy
colt, projected BY police, was In WestpOrt
during Tuesday. lie was followed by a
mob during The whole time, and his efigy
was afterwards burned.'
THE IRISH BISHOPS
In the resolutions adopted by them yester-
day al AaynOoth College, exbort their
flocks TO avail themselves OF the advantages
OF The land act. and urge the tenant.iarmers
TO use the means provided in the act, and
every other means in their power, to im-
prove the condition Of labOrers.
The Times says: "H The advice OF the
Irish bishops IL followed their prayer for
The release OF suspects may be safely grant
ed, though il hardly appears why the bish.
ops should be so tender about the members
OF a gang whose proceedings they have de-
bounced The Earl Of De5by, in an arti.
Gle in the Nineteenth Century on the hnd
act, cdBtends that the land question, ~
il regards irish opinion, is unsettled,
nor is II likely 10 be settled; and IL il were
settled, its disappearance from the list Of
contrOyeried figures would only bring on .
direct instead Of an ipdirect form the claim
which really underlies it-namely. The de-
mand for an Irish Parliament. The Par
nelliies have obtained from Parliament
what would ceTt1inly never have been
granted without pressure. To speak OF The
/ and InquIIa "a tho work Of a fau hanaa-
gogues anxious only 10 draw subscriptions
from American sympathizers Is childish.
The Government has satisfied every reasOn-
able man in England and Scotland that the
utmost limits OF a Just concession 10 the Irish
demands have been reached, but we must
not oYerrate the effect OF what we have
done. We must not indulge In the plea.
SAINT dream OF con'ented loyal people. We
are at the beginning Of the Struggle, not at
the end"
THE ASSESSMENT OF "FAlR RENTS"
The Dublin correspondent Of the Stand.
ard writes that the Land League has de-
cided to appoint two tenants in each neigh
borhood TO assess "flir rents" having a
strict TeesTd TO The necessity OF learning the
tenants means for an improved mode Of
living. The amount thus fixed Is 10 be re-
gis,ered by the local branch Of the Leagne.
and no greater rent il 70 be paid. The
correspondent says: ." II this plan is uni
versally adopted, it must pave the way for
general dissatisfaction with decisions OF
the commission"
An EFFORT TO R~E-EsTABLISB CONFIDENCE AND
coon FEELING.
DUBLIN. September 29.-Forty louded
proprietors and land agents Of County Car
low have passed resolutions declaring their
intention TO give effect to the land bin in a
spirit friendly TO the tenants, aud asking
their cooperation in rte,tablisbing cont
dence and good feeling.
Ross aud HanIan.
TORONfO, September 29-R0ss having
replied 10 Hanlan's telegram declining TO
row for mOIe than $1,000, the latter, at a
meeting Of hlS friends last night. signed
articles to row for LOCO on the - b Of No.
yembcr, The course 10 be mutually agreed
upon. The articles have been sent TO Ross
for his Signature.
The Rights or Property In Marine
Gable,
PARIS. September 29.-At the sitting Of
the Electric Congress q question was
raised in regard to the rights OF property
in submarine cables. At present no Gov
eminent has Jurisdiction beyond three
miles from its coast, and the cutting Of a
csble beyond that distance is not a criminal
offence. Mr.. Siemans, the well.known ca
bic manufacturer, strongly urged the i'm
pOrtance OF giving some protection To such
property as cables. On the suggestion Of
NJ. Cookery, French Minister Of Posts and
Telegfaphs, a resolution that representa-
tions on the subject be made TO the different
Governments was adopted.
Protecting the Gar.
BERLIN. September 29.-News from st.
Petersburg states that an ukase is shortly
expected, cOdiiyingt the regulations for pro-
tecting the Emperor, placing the various
bodies OF the Imperial Guard and secret
police al the palace, and the Secret Police
Department for inspection OF railways, un-
der n single head, to whom all the ministers
and chief officials will be required TO report
Immediately anything endangerlng the
safety Of the Emperor.
~ROcheforL's Charges Against Gam.
betIH.
LONDON. September % Paris dis
patch 20 the Standard SAYS {: ARTICLES IN
The Gambeltist press seem 10 indicate that
NJ. Henri ROehefort will be prosecuted on
the charge Of defamation for the eXtraor-
binary charges recently made by him
against VI. Gambetia OF having arranged
the Tunisian expedition for stOck-iobbing
purposes"
Confidence In Gnmbetta.
PARIS, September 29.-Tne Pays. Gam
betta's organ, intimatcs that the majority
in the Chamber OF Deputies, TO mark It's
confidence in NJ. Gambetts and point him
out 10 President Greyy as a proper person
TO be asked TO form the Ministry, Will on
the first day Of the session name him Pro-
yisional Governor OF the Chamber.