The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-19

tfse iack. rms - 10 be taken Il, connection
Win slr. HEiy's statement, al q meeting OF
the Corporation Council, that lie honestly
believed the police Were acting under the
orders o. the Government for the purpose
o. provoking collision TO give opportunity
for the shedding Of blood.
IN VIEW OF EXPLANATIONS
given by Dir. Forster, Chief Secretary for
ireland, MIR. +. Dwyer Gray has withdrawn
the statement that he believes the police
are acting under the orders OF the Govern
sion.
MR.. f0IsTSR WAS PROTECTED
by mounted police while driving from his
residence 70 the Castle to-day.
LORD cARLIYGFoRD's VIEWS OF THE sruA-
TON.
LONDON, October 1s.-Lord Carlineford
Libcral), who, as Mr. Chichester Fortcscue,
was twice Chief Secretary for Ireland,
speaking ut Radst0ck last evening, said
the truth WAS that there was no ground
left for argument between the Govern
ment and The people on one side,
and the Land League and it, lead
ers on the other; that the League Lead
ers had unhappily chosen to carry the issue
into quite n different field OF force. He
trusted and believed that there would be
no armed instruction in Ireland, and that
no excited body OF men would compel an
armed force to shed blood; but still the
methods OF the League were such as could
only be met by force in some shape.
LONDON, October ISL is understood
that Sexton has declined the offer OF the
Government 10 release him from imprison-
ment on account OF his health provided he
leaves the country. 1t is not considered
probable that the members OF Parliament
in Kilmainham Jail will be detained beyond
three months.
England Concentrating Troops In Ire
land.
LIMERICK, October 1S.-The Twentieth
regiment has arrived here to Strengthen the
garrison. The authorities keep the tele-
graph Office open all night for transmission
OF military and police kilograms.
LONDON, October 1S.-Thc Fifty-second
regiment embarked for Ireland to-day.
The women and nOn-eflectiycs remaiiA in
England, as If the regiment was ordered
into active service. The Press Association
says II Is informed that the Irish Priyy
Council has decided to proclaim Dublin
city in state Of outlawry. A proclama ton
will be issued warning all loyal citizens TO
remain at home after dark. Further arrests
are expected after to-day's meeting Of the
Land League.
Interesting Details Relating 10 fhe
Fate of Sir John Franklin.
LONDON, October 1S.-Captain Adams, OF
the Dundee whaler Arctic, Just returned
from Davis Straits, says he visited the scene
Of the loss OF the ErebuS and Terror, Of
the Franklin expedition. lie found q
house and store OF provisions near the
Franklin monument in q wrctched condi-
ton. In Fury and IIccka Straits m Esqui-
mau gave him particulars which appear
to clear up the fate Of the last survivors Of
the Franklin expedition. After the loss Of
the ships seventeen men started overland,
hoping to reach Iiudson's bay. Only three
OF them survived the journey to the house
OF the narrat0r's father. One OF these,
who is supposed TO have been Lieutenant
Crozier, died first.
less OF British vessel and Grew.
LONDON, October fS.-The crew Of the
British bark Snowdonia, before reported
rs having foundered off North Sunderland,
were lost There is 10 chance for salvage
OF vessel.
Bark In Distress.
LONDON, October IS.-Thc British bark
Lyman Cam, from Darien for Sunderland,
has been lowed into RamSgate, having lost
her chain and anchors aud sustained other
damage.
lambert Promoted.
PARIS, October 1S.-Gcneral Lambert.
commandment OF the Paris garrison, has
been appointed to the chief command OF
the city Of TuniS.