The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-13
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Russia.
FLOOD IN THE RIVER DwINA-THE ANTI
JEWISH RIOTS.

| FLOOD IN THE RIVER DWINA-THE ANTI
| JEWISH RIOTS.
Sr. PETERSBURG, May 12.-The river
! Dwina. at Archangel, has flooded great
part OF That town. cIusing great distress.
To-day's papers are full Of the accounts
Of the anliJewish riots 10 the South and
Southwest. There were two days rioting
at Beresowka, in the Government OF Cher
son. Shops were pilIaged and three
houses burned There was serious
encounter between the peasants and
village authorities at NictOrOwk, in the
| Government OF Odessa, owing 10 the au-
thorities trying to recover stolen property.
| The troops dispatched there from Odessa
are at KietT. Troops are now stationed in
the streets. One person was killed and
eighteen wounded. There have been
eighteen hundred arrests. The municipal
Council are deliberating with closed doors
on measures 10 prevent further dis
turbines. The chief rlngleaders were
strangers who came from the North.
Two special trains Of refugee Jews
have arrived at BerdischetF. Four hundred
persons have been arrested at Balta, where
DroclamationS have been Issued incllinS the
Christians against the Jews.
The Vienna PreSSe says a merchant OF
Lemberg received telegram from kieff to-
day saving the whole jewish quarter,
known as Podal, has been burned. The
damage is estimated at 80 900, 900 rOubleS.
Crowds OF refugee Jews are crossing the
Austrian frontier.
The Gar Reviewing His Troops Yes
terday.
Sr. PETERSBURG, May i2.-The Car.
Czarina, and CZlrewitch arrived here from
Gotchina Yesterday morning and drove to
the AnnitchkOf palace. At noon the Car,
in an open carriage, with Prince Adlerberg,
drove through Great SadOwa street 10 the
Champ dc Mars. the Empress and the rest
Of the imperial household following in
mourning carriages. The usual COsscck
escort was dispensed with, but brilliant
cobort of mounted officers closely pre-
coded and followed the carriages. fnOr-
nous crowds of people lined the New~kl
Prospect aud other streets leading
to the palace where the review OF
the troops took place. The Car
took a horse near the place OF review. and
the Empress took an open carriage. They
passed along five lines OF troops, followed
bv large suite and the usual foreign mill
tary representatives. The troops, who
numbered $4,000, received the Car with
enthusiasm. The public were not admitted
to the review grounds except by ticket and
to raised platforms erected for the occasion.
After the review their Maiestics lunched
with Prince Oldenburg. They then visited
the Cathedral OF the Fortress and the Notive
chapel, on the Catherine canal. Crowds OF
people assembled along the route they
trayersed and welcomed the royal party
| cordially.
The Cars Manifesto.
u rho oo,c Do
tersburg dispatch says: "The Cars mani
festo indicates clearly the direction his In
ternational policy will take, and lustfles
the skepticism which has prevailed IN re-
gard TO the predicted reforms IN constltu-
tional sense. The change Of form intro.
duced i'm the routine Of the committee OF
ministers is an important step favorable to
the diminution OF intrigue and capable OF
uniting the ministers, otherwise working
independently and irrespOnsibly. But 1t
does not establish ANYTHING for a moment
comparable with the Cabinet As understood
in England. The attention Of the Govern
mept is turned to economical reforms and
the pressing necessities OF the Empire COM
oosed of peasant farmers, the majority OF
whom are reduced 10 a state Of poverty and
misery recurring immediate relief. All talk
Of constitutional reform Is absurd and mis-
leading"
A Dismissed bulgarian Mtnister 10 De
Prosecuted.
LONDON, Nav ia dispatch to the
Standard from Vienna says: IL Is SAID that
the dismissed Bulgarian Prime Minister
Karayeloff will be prosecuted on the charge
of having withheld from Prince Alexander
important letters and documents from Ber-
lin and st. Petersburg. The NeU Free
press saws the Prince was displeased by
one of the Ministers having agitated for
un,on az ali the BulgarIans, which Is con-
trarv 10 the treaty OF Berlin. and at the nom
sunnression of the manifestations In favor
OF the Nihilists.
The Rush Of Emigranfs 10 America.
LONDON. MAY 12.-The Cunard Line
steamer AIeppo sailed yesterday from Liv-
erDool for New York direct with 500 Scan
djnayiap emigrants, and the Atlas, OF the
same line, sailed for Boston with about The
same number. The Atlas will also take 200
more on board at Queenstown. Inc same
line steamer BothDIa, when VIII san rom
Liverpool for New York on Saturday. VIII
fake out 700 or 500 emigrants, and tue sa-
maria will also sail from Liverpool on Sat-
urday specially to take out elnigrans.
Archbishop Cr0ke 10 ParnelI.
LONDON, May 12.-Arcbbisbop Croke has
written 10 PlrnelI. saying: You are the
chosen and trusted leader not alone OF the
Irish Parliamentary party, but Of the Irish
neonIe and recognize you fully and faith
iully as such. You state that your Austen
lion from voting cannot influence the Sec
ond reading Of the land bill. It's fnal &C
90 ntsuce or rejection cannot, therefore, !