The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-14
an encounter will probably be avoided by
The exertions OF the parish priests.

The exertions OF the parish priests.
INCREASE or ABRAHAM OUrRAGEs.
LONDON. January 13.--Tbe Times this
morning draws attention to the TACT that me
agrsrinn oUtrages committed ~ Ireland on-
ring me month Of December. 1880, mum.
bered s66, Which was more than during the
whole OF The year 1879, and htIe less than
the aggregate OF the three preceding years.
pEFEscg OPENED IN THE STATE TRIALS.
DUBLIN, January l3.-In the Court of the
Qneen's Bench today Mr. McDonough
opened for the defence. lie made touching
reference to the fact that he was almost the
sole survivor OF the counsel employed in
the O'Connell case. He denounced the
prosecution a. the landlords Indictment
agaIns, the tenants OF ireland. The court
room was crowded with spee' and
before the opening OF the court a process
SION Of aoout 300 persons, OF both sexes.
who are supposed TO be rack.rent~rs aDd
eycted tenants. marched from the office OF
The Land League 10 the Four Courts.
S;iadss0pe's Reply 60 the Delegation
from the House.
LONDON, January I3.-blr. Gladstone, in
reply 10 the delegation OF members Of The
House, declared That 10 give specific form
TO existing evils was the tist step in deal
ing with the land question. Remedial mea-
Sures must come after.
1t wa- explained on the part Of the dele
CATION that tifty.six Liberals shared their
views. and many Englisband Scottish paem-
Der, expressed sympathy there@ith. n
member OF the deputaion dwelt on the ne
ces,ily for the adoption Of their programme.
They said IL such measure was passed the
tenants generally would be satisfied and she
agitation would subsIde.
They insisted that general feeling OF in
security prevailed among the tenants under
the existing state OF things. and that great
majority OF t0e landlords would accept
their programme.
Mr. Gladstone replied that the great OBJ
ject Of the Government was 10 promote the
welfare OF the tenants without lntiic'fUg
injustice on any other section Of the public.
What Wr. Gladstone Says.
LONDON, January ID rhe London cor
res pOnCent OF The Manchester GuGrdtdB
saws: In the interview with the pm La
mentaTy deputation yesterday in regard TO
the IRISH land question Mr. Gladstone Vir
tualy said hat there was practically Iitllr
difference between himself and the deputa-
ton. The greater portion 81 his questions
were directed 10 the hXiy OF tenure. the
Two other pointS-nameIy, fair reutS and
free >alcS-Sere conceded. The dcDuiatiOn
left with The conviction that the bill to be
introduced by the Government will be
found TO emD0dy their recommendation OF
the principles OF security or tiXitv Of ten
ure in connection with periodical reyLlna-
ions Of rents.
si.n I...r q on aras n n n al
LONDON, January l3.-The Times in a
leading article thi, morning says The
clamor against the hnd Till before any OF
lis provisions are known /, clearly intended
TO foicc the hand OF the Government by
committing lis chief 10 large and vague
pledges. Mr.. Gladstone must grapple at
once and streuuouSly with ilIegtimate Op-
position in the House of Commons.
Watching Dayitt.
LONDON, JANUARY l3.-In the House OF
Commons to-day Mr.. Forster. Chef Score
lary for Ireland, replying 10 Lord Ran
dOph Churchill CONSERVATIVE, said Dayin'-
acts are watched, but he has not as yet
bi oxen the conditions under which tickets
| oi-leave are granted To cOnyictS.
Advance Of the ChiIians- fsark FOun-
dered ri sea.
PANAMA, January 6.-Tnree Chllian di
vi>iO0S are advancing Oh the capital OF Peru
| The first and second divisions landed III
| PIseo and marched nOrihward, ravaging the
country H. they passed. The tpird division
| landed at Curacao and took Lurln at the
| point OF the bayOnet. dislodging the Peru
Wan division, estimated at 5000.
The members OF The Assembly OF the state
OF Panama belonging to the party know
u the Independent Liberal party have pro-
claimed the candidature OF Dr.. Pablo RarO'
SIENNA for President for the term beginning
January /, 1892.
| The British bark Oleander left Valparaiso
| November 1871 with a cargo OF wheat FOL
| Liverpool, tOundered, and after being three
days at sea in an open boat without water
or provisions the captain and crew, clever
IN number, were picked up by the British
park Oberton aud hndC at Valparaiso.
SkobeloH's Investment of Cock Tepe
Sp. PETERsBURG, January t3.-The Crane
Duke Michael telegraphs a. follows relative
to General >kObelOh's investment OF GeoH
| Tepe: On the morning Of the ith lDstah
rue first Russian parallel was opened al SO'
paces from the chief fertilization. Ib'
hgnting WAS most desperate and sang ulnary
| lie ku>>lans were VICTORIOUS, buI 'Ch'i"
Petrus>pwich, three majors, and nnetcei
men were killed, and three officers and MT,
i've men wounded. The Turcomans, wht
were reinforced BY 5000 picked men irou
Meu, lost three hundred kill, Il in the en-
gagement with the Russian right wins
alone This wing was commanded hy ten
eral Petru>spwch. The Russians behave
galantly, and were >pIendldly handled. |
Is intended between the J,h and 9th ibstan
10 I,infDrce the first parallel and strengthen
the works.
| strike Of Golfers im Lancashire.
| LONDON, January l3.-The strike OF col
ler, il now almost universal in Lancashire
iprmcipaliy caused by tbe desire OF master
Ito eyade the law rendering them liable
cav compensation in the event Of accidents
From forty 10 fifty thousand men and boy
are IDLE.
| French Finances.
| PARIS, January l3-Tbe RdppeL state
lthit the sum OF 100000 francs worth {
rodeemable 3 per cent. rentes will be issue
IN July next 10 complete military materl;
and great public works.
Greece Rejects Arbitration.
| ATHENS. January Blast evening
papers regard the proposal Of the arbifr
lion OF the Greek question as having bee
verbally rejected by the Government, an
express their approval OF It's decision.
HUB PUNCH.
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