The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-11

The Saved ana Missing from n Terri
bic Marine disaster.

The Saved ana Missing from n Terri
bic Marine disaster.
LONDON, January 10.-Thiriy-,wO Of the
crew Of the Spanish steamer Leon, sunk IN
collision with the steamer lIarelda, have
been saved. Thirty are >til missing.
Cargo saved.
LONDON, January 10.-A large quantity
OF corn and bulk Of cotton and -four have
been saved out Of The steamer Brazilian,
ashore on the Mersey; also, large guam
tity OF ships material.
The French Elections.
PARIS, January 10.-From the lItest ac-
counts, Republican success at the NUM-
cipal elections is assured in Lille, ROubaiy.
Nantes, Angers, Alas, Mines, Nannes,
Montabp, Dion. Nice, and most Of the
large towns. The Republican papers pub
llSh cCngralualOry articles on the result OF
the elections, which is considered 10 have
made the breach apparent between The
Republicans and rrecOncllable Radicals.
Il is TO be observed that - senators
will become liable to rejection next
year. OF these, AZ are Republicans ana ~
reactOnaries. In consequence OF the share
which the municipalities take IN senatorial
elections, the Republicans have hoped, II
they were successful at the municipal "lec-
lions, that very few reactionary senators
will be able TO return 10 their seats. Inc
Republican successes noted above are dis
timely Gambett>t and anii-SOcial. Even IN
Paris no Communists have been elected,
although several received large votes IN
districts where second ballots are necessary,
OF which there are about twenty.
French Extremist Mortified.
PARIS. january 10.-M. Clemenceau, the
leader OF the Extreme Left in the Chamber
Of Deputies, wa. cut by VI. Tringuct and
the Communists on Sturdy night, and
went away from the meeting quite crest
fallen, after Il bitter speech against bin by
Louis Michel because ne did not attend the
funeral OF VI. BlanquI.
English BiOOded Stock for America.
LONDON. Junuary 10.-The largest con.
signmcDt Cf blOOded stock ever exported
TO America, comprising five stations and
tbirly-five broOd-mlre> and fOas. Will be
shipped ON board the National Line steamer
France, which sails from this port on the
18th instant for New York, where they will
he sold at public auction.
The FishericS-Awar d Fight.
LONDON, January l0-Thc DdiiY NOcS
in an editorial article this morning sayS:
q" The total effect OF the statement, of Mr.
Henry Youle Hind is TO ylllle The fisheries
award by Whaling the statistics accepted by
both Governments on which il rests. II
Mr.. Kinds figures ale correct, Justification
has been committed and the whole question
must be rt0pcned. We hope the Govern
ment will refuse in tie name OF English
honor to profit by mis>tltcd ease. and by
insisting on complete Investigation"
The Irish State Trials.
LONDON, January l0.-The five members
of The House Of Commons who are Ira
verscrs viii remain in Parliament until the
ease for the prosecution is closed. but II the
debate on coercion is not concludt d by that
time they will allow the defence TO proceed
without their presence.
Neeting OF irish Liberals.
LONDON, January 10.-The meeting Of
Irish Liberal members Of Parliament, as
from PLIneIltcS. 10 express
regret AT the IncOmp lelencss oi The changes
in the land system, which was
lirst announced for Saturday, WAS held to-
lay. Right Hon. Jane, SjDnsheld, member
for Halifax, presided Thirty members OF
Parllamcn; were present, including McSsrs. |
James T.. Rogers Of Southwark. Ashton w. |
bike OF NeWclStle-On-Tyne Peter Rylands |
IF BARNEY, Joseph Firth OF Chelsea. Henry |
Richards Of McrthydraI, and other English |
advanced LiberIs, and Radicals.
The Treaty with china.
The NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED-A JAPANESE |
STEAMER SUNK AND sIXTY.FOUR LIVES LOST. |
San FRANCISCO, January l0.-The CaH |
publishes an interview with Hon John +. |
Swift, one OF lhe commissioners 20 negO- |
late a treaty with China, who returned by |
he steamer Gaelic yesterday. Mr.. Swift |
avs, in addition 10 other points, mat the |
reaty contains Il clause reserving 10 the |
United States the right 10 terminate at any |
ime the residence OF Chinese laborers in |
his country. Ii was also tacitIy under |
food that the Chinese cannot be natural |
Zed In the United States, and that natu-
aIizltionS already accomplished shall be
considered null and void. The negotia-
ions were concluded November 10th. Eve.
'ythng was ready on the 18th, but the |
word "disasier occurred in the treaty. |
md 1t is a law Of China tha: that word can.
Tot be presented to the attention OF the
Emperor within five days OF certain i'm
Jortant event. which is the birthday OF
members OF the Imperial family, which ne
.essitated a delay OF about fortnight
)efore the conclusion Of the treaty. The
were so much dishcartened
hat they were on the point OF giving up
negotiations, and would have left Peking
,ut for the fact that communications were
Interrupted by the severity II the weather.
nd pending their renewal the Chinese Off
ials made the concessions desired. Mr.. |
witt denies the report that the Chinese
net the commissioners halfway In their