The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-26
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
National Land League OF Great Bril-


National Land League of Great Bril-
tain.
LONDON, March 2j.-At meeting in this
city tonight Mr. Parnell said IL was greailv
desirable 10 form IN OrganiZ ItiOn in Ireland
and Scotland for The purpose III forwarding
the objects of the Land League. II was not
intended. he said. 10 compete with the
EOme.Rule Confederation, which would
still remain intact. The England land
question. he thought, was at present
moi ripe for settlement, but anything
achieved IN Ireland would flvOrably
affect the Iabors OF England scotland. 1t
was impossible for the Government to
finally settle The Irish land question. but any
proposals tending to- ameiiOratc the cOndi-
ton Of Iishmen would be accepted. By
means OF the proposed organization they
could, as in Amrrict, "ducl'e tue public
opinion in England and Scotland. Money.
he ~aId, j. flowing from America TO Ireland |
at the rate of E4.000 weekly.
\ resolution WIS adopted 10 constitute
the National Land League Of Great Bri.
tam" wlIh Mr.. Justin Mccarthy rs pre>i.
NJ. A cpmmi,ice was nOminaicd for the
purpose OF framing plan Of organization.
A resolution was also adopted that The oh.
jcct Of tue organizI ion would be TO assist
10 enable the Irish truln, farmers to become
owners Of their holding, on reasonable
terms, and that toe best way To obtain these
Officers is by taking praclicll steps TO Guilt
yalc English public opinion.
MIR. Gladstone Tcstifies.
LONDON. Alarcu 2j.--ln the LiwsOn-La.
bOucuerc libel ems" tnlS morning, Mr.. Glad
some. VINO occupied u scat on the bench.
Il Q bar no a RS
in The Daiiy Ieie9roph Of what pissed BE-
tween himself aud N"grop"ntc was alto.
gethcr filSc. He hid hoped 10 receive
some explanation or analogy FROM Mr. Law
son, but did not receive 1uy frank statement |
on the >ubjcc'. lie lid told Mr.. Lawson |
that be do not believe That BIZ tNr. L1WSOn) |
was actulted by Sprdid motives. II IS 10 be |
noted that a dispatch from tnc Daiiy 1eie- |
qTrph'S Con.tanlinoplr >pOndcut ac- |
cusrd Nj. Gladstone OF ElyIn2, during the |
Ru>,o.TurkIsh var, written - a person |
named NegroDontc advising the Greeks 10 |
attack Turkey.
FIR. Parueli Appeals for Funds.
! LONDON, Mlrcn - MIR. Pl.nrl has j.
sued circular, addressed 10 the leading |
members 81 The IiOmr-t Rule Confederation
of Great Bri'aIn, asking them TO contribute
funds towards clearing Of The debts Of the
Confederation.
Lnnd.Lea=ues TO Nuppi2mi Home
Ruic.
LONDON, March 2j.-A meeting will be
| held in London tonight. when all the P'r-
Hrllitc> will atjpnd, and over which Nr.
PdrncIl viii preside. 10 Orgrnlzr plan Tor
the establishment Of branches Of lhc Land
! League throughout The country. and 10 re-
rlace The Home-Bue Confederation by
| League orG2nizlilon.
Details 0r the Great 0pera-l,ouse Dis
nSter.
NICE. March - Mos OF the artists were
! i'm the c>>ing- rooms OF tbe Theatre az The
time the fire broke ont. and were aware of
their d1uger, but it was TOO late TO escape.
The cbOrlsers rushed along narrow pas
SAGE in the darkne>>-mauy OF them, pre-
,umably, too much disabled IN the crush 10
escape. The basSo. tnor. and baritone
must have been >uilOca'cd. and their bodies
are probably under the ruins. Par's OF the
Theatre most filled were the upper galleries,
and as the distance from them to the doors
was Org and by narrow corridors and stair
ways, the people in TIE galleries had The
greatest difficulty ~ escaping. There was
a very inadequate supply Of wafer.
The sailors who volunteered - tremen
piled bucket, OF water, which were almost
useless. Two mld>hipmcn rescued two
persons from the chamber who are SIN nv
ing nut horribly srOlchcd, one beng Il
raging uua;ic. Some OF the bodies found
are 80 horribly charred that recognition i
impossible. The body Of one singer has
been recognized.
SIxIY-NiXE LIVES LOST-NO AMERICANS
AMONG THE VICTIMS.
| IONDON. March - - ITc American Con-
sui at Nice telcgraph> ~ follow: "SiNty-
nine lives were lost by The opCra-hOu>e IRE.
No Americans or English are among the
wet ms. \ public Intcrmcnt VIII take
place to-day. The shops are all closed.'
rina, Proposal Of the ottoman Dele
gates.
CONSTANTINOPLE, March - AT Wedncs.
days meeting OF the Conference the Ouo.
man delegates are reported 10 have pre-
,ented their final proposal. They declared
the Porte could neither cede Crete nor any
part Of the Albania line. The frontier they
proposed j. understood 10 90 considerably
/ beyond that offered by the Turkish vote 81
TIE 81 Of October. The territory now
0Aered in Thesslly comprises Lor,ia.
! Tuea1, TurnOyi, and the whole Valley of
the SalOmbria, but eXclude- PrevsI ana
Nclzoyo. No part II Epirus i, comprised
in the proposed line. The ambassadors
will communicate the oiler 10 their Govern
menis. and on receiving i reply will hold
another meeting.
! Geneva News OF the Cars Assassina-
ton.
LONDON, March 25.-The Geneva CORE
>pondenl Of the D1Hy NelcS says BE- hears
on the best authority that the first letter TO
The Paris HtrGBSigeIHt, purpOrting 10 come
from Geneva. and giving The particulars OF
the assassination OF the CZir, was an ampli-
iication Of a telegram sent from st. Peters
burg 10 Paris, wordcd in sucn q manner aS
to escape the notice OF the police.
The cars Funeral Programme.
ST. PETERSBURG. Marcn 2j.-The follow
ing is the programme II the funeral cere-
monte, OF the late CZIr: The persons in
yited TO attend viii assemble AZ 1880 O'Clock
i'm the morning in the Cathedral Of 81. Peer
and II. Pldl. The coffin Will be carried 10
the vault in the Cathedral by the Emperor.
the Grand Dukes, ,be members present Of
foreign families, and the chlef court digni.
tare>. \ salute viii be fired at the moment
| the coffin j. lowered into The crave. Aner
the ceremony the Imperial insignia VIII be
conveyed back 10 The Winter Palace.
A gcmmIe Nihiiist Vile snSiiGaied ihe
AssnssinaiiOn.
LONDON, March ga -. Petersburg dis
plich SAYS that The female Nhili>t who was
arrested Yesterday j. naCIcd Sophia Piloi-
sky. She l. the daughter Of councillor OF
! the ministry Of the domain. she confessed
. to having given the signal to Hartmann for
exploding the mine under the Imperial train
near Moscow, and also the signal to Russo