The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-15
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Rome.
Rome.
REMOVAL OF THE BODY OF POPE Plus TX

REMOVAL OF THE BODY OF POPE Plus TX.
LONDON, July IA Rome dispatch says !:
Contrary TO expectation, no secret was made
in regard TO the time and route to be taken
for the removal OF the body OF Pope Plus
| TX. from st. Peters to the Church OF San LO-
repZO. The procession traversed the city TO
Basilica. An immense number OF members
of Catholic associations followed The process
sion with torches from ST. Peters TO the
Church of San Lorenzo. At IL O'Clock last
night some young men disturbed tue pro-
cession With cries OF "LOng Live Italy,"
but the military dispersed all who did not
belong to the cOrtege, which then proceeded
TO It's destination.
A special dispatch from Rome describing
the disturbances at the ceremony OF The
transfer OF the remains states that the fight
inc lasted the whole OF the way to the
grave, and finally the procession became
flight thither
The Irish Party in Parliament.
LONDON, July 14.-The Times, in lead
ing article this morning, says The leaders
OF the Irish party in the House OF Commons
oppose emigration absolutely and complete
". and by indirect and direct means are
resisting the adoption OF the emigration
clause OF the land bill. They doubtless
calculate that the ministry will rather
abandon that clause than imperil the
fortunes of the bill or protract the labOrs OF
Parliament. But whatever notifications OF
the scheme Mr.. Gladstone may accept, he
can scarcely surrender lis principle. The
clause was originally put forward rs one OF
the alternative methods OF relief for the
chronic poverty in the sterile, Over-crowded
districts OF Ireland. The Conservatives
and many Liberals would regard 1t as
breach Of faith If this alternative were taken
away.
BradIaugh's Formal Notice.
LONDON, July 14.-Mr. Bradlaugh has
served a formal notice upon the Speaker
and other officers Of the Houseof Commons
protesting against his previous exclusions
from the House as Illegal and giving notice
that on or before the Sd OF August be will
present himself at the House that any one
endeayoring to prevent him will be acting
Illegally, and that he will resist personal
force and endeayor to overcome 1t il offered.
The siberian Plague Spreading.
LONDON, July IA ST. Petersburg dis
patch says that the Siberian plague, wbica
was recently reported as having made its
aDnearance in the enYirons OF that city, Is
sureading with alarming rapidty. Horses
are diving by scores and many persons are
affected. The local authorities are helpless,
owing to the want Of efficient doctors and
the fact that the peasants sell the skins OF
beasts which have died OF the disease.
high official has left st. Petersburg TO take
active measures to arrest the epidemic.
The French Fete.
PARIS, July 14.-Tbe fate OF the Revolu-
ton and Of the Republic was celebrated To-
day. the whole city being brilliantly deco
rated and benagged. The weather was SUI
perb, and the streets were crowded with
sipbt. seers. VebieUlar traffic was suspended.
The preparations for iluminatIons and fire.
works tonight arc very elaborate, and
grand display is anticipated.
Race for Ihe Thames Challenge Cup.
LONDON, July 1.-THE race for the
Thames challeBge-cup was won by the Lon
don Rowing Club crew. The Thames crew
came in second, and the Cornell University
crew finished. The race was won by three
lengths, with length between the Thames
and Cornell crews.