The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-08
Latest FOREIGN NEWS.

able debate. |
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Another Version of the Land Bill.
LOND0N, April 1.-The ENiiy NeicS this !
morning. abiding TO the premature publ
cation OF the land dill, saws: ave believe
TIE bin viii consist Of seven parts. The |
statement that the Bright clauses OF the act |
% 1870 VIII be dealt with in a subsidiary |
bill is unfounded. The bill will includ9 q !
scheme not merely for setting the Bright |
clauses at work, but for more effectually ac- |
compiShing the purpose I" y bch they are !
directed. The land commission Is also |
established b. the bin, which VIII be COM |
pele scheme for dealing win the laws"
The lines. IN a leading article this morn |
my, says: "The land blIl, since 1t vas first |
discussed BY the Cabinet, has passed |
through twenty-five variations OF form. II |
will Include schemes for me reclamation 81
waste lands and for emigration. The |
amount to which the proposed permanent
land commission VIII 5c cmpow eged 10 draw
upon the consolidated iund for yarlOn>
purposes will either BE- lcft open or maxi
mum 6gure probably 81 GlO,00O,0O0 will be
fixed"
The Land B,ll introduced.
LONDON. April In the House Of Com
mons Mr.. Gladstone rose ~ $40 i. VI. 10
introduce the land bill. lie vas much
chccIcd, and the Ilou-c was exceedingly
crowded. Mr.. Gial- one said the bill would
deal both Wilh thP relations between land
lord aud tenant and subjects winch may be
grouped IL requiring advancement from
each.
Mr.. Gladstone said tbs WIS the
most difficult question be ever had
10 deal with i'm the whole course
OF bis political HE. lie felt satisfaction
at exchanging the dreary work Of repre>-
sion for legislation Of an improving and
reforming character. TIE Grounds which
induced the Govern ent 10 deal with the
| land question were not that the IRISH land
lords are bad ; not that appeals 10 the pas
>ions OF the Irish people have been made by
persons whose wild proposals are little re-
moved from schemes Il public plundcr;
| but because the Irish land laws con-
'ain peculiar provisions, wbIch prevent
The prosperity Of the tenant. According
10 the report Of the BtsSb)rough commits
sion the Irish people declare they do not
desire eXproprnion OF the landlords or
The conti>catiOn OF the property OF others.
| hut they do desire TO cultivate in security
the land OF the country and enjoy the fruits
OF their labor, paying far rents for the
land. These being the views OF the Irish
people, we have broad basis on which we
may proceed to found legislation.
BeaconsGeId's Condition Improved.
| LONDON, April Lord BeacOnstield had
very serious attack Of spaSms during the
night, owing to a chill but he rallied to-
wards morning. His physicians state, how
ever, that he is very seriously III, and they
are In constant Attendance. The Lulletin
issued at O'Clock this morning announces
that a great change for the better has taken
place in Lord BeacOnsfeld's condition. The
patient is free from spIsms, and there is now
no fear of a fatal termination 10 the severe
attack OF the nsht. \ bulletin issued at
| II O'Clock states that Lord Beaconsiield
suffered severe attack. with difficulty OF
breathing. during the night. and there was
some congestion Of the right lung. These
symptoms, which for some time created
anxiety, have now nearly passed away,
| leaving the patient not materially worse
than before the relapse.
The Chic Catastrophe.
LONDON, April THE Greek Patriarch
at Conslantinople teleSraphs to the Greek
|
news from Chic is hearlrendlGg. The ca
tastrOphe surpaSSes all belief. | implore
| lou 10 form committees 10 receive sub-crip-
tiOns IN aid OF he sufferers. The need il
urgent
The Lord Mayor Of London has opened
subscriptions at the Mansion House for the
relief II the sufferers by the Chic earth.
qulkc. Nearly 100000 for that purpose
have been raised in London.
The Seville Flood.
! SEVILLE, April THE Guadalciyer is
now nine meters above ordinary level. II
| il continues 10 rise the whole city will be
inundated Many houses are already un-
dcrmined.
MADRID, April THE latest accounts
from Seville a;e slightly more favorable.
| Fifty houses in Malaga are in imminent
danger OF destruction, and four have al-
ready fallen. Eleven sailors and soldiers
| were drowned while assisting the people.
Probable Fail of the Carroll Ministry.
PARIS. April "A pIiyae dispatch from
Rome says The fall Of The Carroll Minis
fry is probIble, IN which case II is expected
| SiguOr Dcprctes will be charged with the
formation Of the Cabinet.
LONDON, April "A dispatch from st.
Petersburg TO the Standard says: 1.-THE
nomination OF General Ignateff and Baron
Nicolai to portfolios, and the expected APP
pointment OF General TcbernaieiE aS Cover
nor OF Oranburg, are sufficient indications
OF strong SlavOnlc and rCactiOnary ten
dency Of the Government, at least in home
affairs"
Herr Most Committed for Trial.
| LONDON, April TN the Bow-street
Police Court to-day. after much formal evil
dcnce had been tiken connecting Herr Most
with the publican OF Ffehet, he was COM
nitted for trail on the charge OF having IN
The columns OF his paper inclled the people
OF foreign States 10 seditiOu and rebellion.
| Bail was refused.
| A Coming Royal Marriage.
BRUSSELS. April THE Crown Prince
! Rudolph, Of Austria. H. expected here on
the I2th instant. when the binds Of his mar
rage with the Princess Stephanie, OF Bel
oium, will be formally published, and the
| date Of the departure OF the Royal family
for Vienna determined.
Found Dead I'm the Snow.
QUEBEC, April THE body OF Mrs. Cal
Iadan, who has been missing since Christ
mas, was found yesterday in the snow a
short distance from her home. She mad ev-
identity been overcome by the snow and the
cold.
| shaken by an Earthquake.
| ST. PAUL's BAY, QUEBEC, April AT
| midnight the sheck OF an earthquake was