The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-26
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Renssen,bIiug Of Parliamenf.

LONDON, April 2j.-The House OF Com
mons rtassembled odav. Lord Richard
Grosvenor (LiberaD announced that Mr..
Gladstone would fortnight hence move
vote for funds to erect a monument in honor
of ord Beaconstield in the vicinity OF West
Minister The announcement was received
with cheers.
This afternoon Mr.. Forster, chief secre
tary for Ireland, replying to Mr.. Lewis
moderate Conservative, member for Lon
donderry City, said it was true that dis
euiSed party had made Il raid for firearms
in the county OF Limerick in the name OF
Othe Irisa RenubIic," and he was sorry to
say that no arrests had been made.
This afternoon the debate on the second
reading Of the land bill was commenced.
Right Hon. Edward Gibson CONSERVATIVE
pronounced the bill to be confused, obscure.
involved, and often uninteliglble. He ad.
mitled the desirabilty OF encouraging the
growth Of peasant proprietary, the recla-
nation OF waste lands, and emigration with
proper safeguards; but the bill, he said,
cont.clted the property OF landlords with
ont compensation for what was taken or Sc
curly for what was left, and gave only
guarantee Of perpetual and universal liti.
cation. The question OF fair rents, he
said. was dealt with by permanently re-
moving the law OF supply and demand.
The Remains of Lord BeacOnsfield.
LONDON. April PA special train bear
ing Lord BeacOnstield's body left Pattlng-
ton station for WycOmbe at $50 sunday
morning. and on the arrival OF the tram al
WycOmbe the remains were transferred TO
Hughenden Manor and placed in a large
drawjng.room. Owing to the secrecy OF
4 10 M :
witnessed the departure OF the hearse from
| CurZOn street, ana nobody witnessed It's
arrival at Wyc0mbe.
ReacOnsfieid's Probable Successor.
LoXDON, April 25.-It is understood that
| Sir Stafford NorthcO,e will preside at the
meeting OF the Conservatives on Wednes'
day next. II is believed that the Conserve.
five leadership lies between Sir Stafford
Northcote and the Duke OF Richmond.
Central American Town Burned
Loss. $1,000, OOO-Fifteen Hundred
People Rendered Homeless.
PANAMA. April 1G.-The town OF Buena-
ventura. one OF the most important COM
merciol towns on the Pacific coast OF this
republic. was almost entirely destroyed by
fire ON the 10Th instant. Three persons are
said TO have persisted in the flames. The
| losses are estimated ut S1,0O0,000. More
than 1900 people were rendered homeless
| by the disaster, and are in condition Dor
dering on starvation. The steamer Co.
quemDa, which called there on the IAN,
| left all the provisions that could be spared
| from her stores for the relief OF the sur
fering.
The Gunisian Troubles.
TUNIs, April 25.-M. Roustan, the French
consul-general here, has sent a circular to
the other foreign consuls, stating that he
has offered the Bey to place at his disposal a
company OF marines and two cannon from
the French man-oi.war Jeanne dare, for
he plIrpose OF maintaining order in the Eu'
ronean quarter of the city, and that the Boy
has declined the offer.
Resignation Of the Greek War Minis
ter.
LoxDoS, April 25.-The Athens CORE
snondent OF the Daily Neos says The irrl.
talion against the Government, though KEPT
down. Is unmistakable. The Minister oil
War was so deeply impressed by the lndig'
nation az the army that he insisted that Inc
second reply should demand the cession OF
Etassona and Preyesa. On the Cabinets
refusal OF his proposition he resigned. Inc
second reply, therefore, will not take o,i.
ferent ground from the first, although Tue
Immediate occupation OF Thessaly ana sonie
PROVISION for Epirus will be more urgently
reonested. Should the Albanian movemen!
deyelop into regular warfare, Greece must
intervene to prevent Epirus from driiIips