The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-04
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The irish Question.

| LONDON, February 3.-The Uduy NerS
has the following: "At meeting OF the
| Conservatives Yesterday it was determined
that while direct opposition TO Mr.. Glad
stones resolution should not be encouraged,
an attempt should be made TO amend il.
| Lord BeacODsiield has sanctioned this
course, and advised the Opposition to re-
| frain from bampering themselves by pledges
10 support the Government"
There was some diversity OF opinion at
the meeting, the Government strongly OPP
Do>ing the course proposed by Sir Stafford
Northcote.
Mr.. Parnol will move to-day for a select
commission to inquire into Drecedents for
the Speakers action.
Mr.. Cowen will ask Mr.. Gladstone for an
early day on which to discuss the conduct
OF the Speaker.
It's understood that the Government is In
favor OF such proposal, thinking it due to
the Speaker, and that the House should
share in his responsibility.
Sir Stafford NOrhcOte has given notice OF
| the following amendments 10 Gladstone's
resolution: "TDat the minister shall Nie-
clare any motion urgent; that after the
words 'three to one the words which
majority shall consist OF NOT less than one
half OF the whole house, and that for the
words 'uniil The House shall declare the
state OF business no longer urgent be sub
stItuted the words, until he shall declare
that the state OF public business is no longer
urgent
THE "sCARE" IN LONDON.
LONDON. February 3.-Tbe NejrS says
that notwithstanding the fact that the term
"scJre" has been applied to the Govern
menl's precautIon. Information which hour
" reaches The authorities i so serious that
they cannot despise 1t. All public build
ings. residences of navy officials, and rail-
way stations IN London are closely watched.
ARREST OF DAviTT THE AGITAToR.
DUBLIN, February 3.-Michael DavItt,
the agItator, was arrested here to-day under
his ticket OF leave.
Ireland In PaIiameut.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF INSTRUMENTATION
SUSPENDED AND FJECTED FROM THE BOrSE.
LONDON, February $3.50 p. M-In the
House Of Commons TINS evening Sir YER
non Harcourt, Home Secretary, replying TO
Mr.. ParneII. said that Mr.. Dayit was ar.
rested because his action was considered
Incompatible with hi, iicket-of.leaye. Mr..
ParnelI asked what conditions Mr.. DavItt
had yioated. There was no answer 10 this
question. The Irish members shouted
" Shame. !" and other members cbeered
tremendously. The scene surpassed all de.
scrIDtiOn.
The Speaker called upon Mr.. Gladstone
10 move his resolution. Mr.. John Dillon
rose, but the Speaker refused to bear him.
After repeated warning the Speaker
"named" Mr.. Dillon. and Mr.. Gladstone
moved his suspension amid enthusiastic
cheers and cries OF "Order,' the Irish
members shouting "Shame!"
The motion for the suspt Dson Of Mr..
Dillon was adopted by vote OF 800 TO 33.
Mir. Dillon refused to withdraw from the
House, and was forcibly removed by the Ser
geant.at-Arms, by the order OF the Speaker,
amidst cries OF "Snsmei" by the Irish
members.
The House Of Commons Is very crowded
this afternoon.
Mr.. Mitchell Henry (Home. Ruler and
Mr.. Callan (LiberaD gave notice OF further
amendments TO Mr.. Gadstone's resolution.
Mr.. Cowen (RadicaD gave notice OF mo-
too depressing the use OF Mr.. Gladstone's
resolution TO curta,l the liberties Of ireland.
Mr.. Gladstone, replying to Mr.. C0wen
(RadicaI), said It was due to the House and
to the Speaker that his (Mr. Gladstone's) ac-
ton OF yesterday should be discussed as
early as possible, but that the House cannot