The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-03
Dillon Arrested.

DUBLIN, MAY John DILLON was ar
rested tonight v bile on his way TO Dublin.
billions speech in TipprTary last evening
was one II the bitterest and most uncom-
promising be has made. He advised the
peopIe 10 keep within The law, not because
he respected it or thought they respected 1t.
but for the sake OF preserving their orsani-
cation. They must exercise their ingenuity
to sail as close to the line as possible.
Foreign Immigration.
LONDON, May 2.-Thc steamers Scythia
and Malta, which sailed from Liverpool on
Saturday last for New York, took ont more
than 1000 cmigrants, NEST Of whom are
foreigners, q large number being SwedeN.
The Cunard Company has arranged for
dspatching four vessels To America next
week, all OF which are expected to be filled
with emigrants.
The NihiIist Manifesto.
BERLIN, May 2.-InteIligence from ST.
Petersburg reports that the manifesto OF
the Nihili>t Executive Committee printed
on the 17th OF April says: " The verdict
against the Nibii,ts who have just received
the martyrs crown was dictated n well a
confirmed by the Car. The first act OF
his autOcratic will thus has been the hang
| Ing OF women. Without waiting for bis
coronation he has sprinkled his throne
with the blood of the champions OF ma.
| tionaI rights. Over the graves OF our
colleagues we publicly affirm that we will
| continue oar Efforts for the liberation OF the
people. We will no more be deferred by
| The galows than were SoloveIef and other
champions Of the last reign. After the
event OF the 18Th OF March the Executive
| Committee informed the Emperor that the
only means OF revertiDg to the path OF
peaceful development was by appeal to
the people. Judging by the eXecu-
| tons, the supreme power has elected
to appeal to the hangman. SO be it,"
| The committee defers pronouncing any
| judgment on the general policy OF the
Emperor, but it declares that the rejection
ary policy will lead to consequences more
disastrous than the event which took place
| in March. The manifesto concludes by ap-
healing to all who would shake off slavery
TO cooperate in the struggle for liberty.
An Unfounded RumOr.
SUEZ. May 2.-Tbe reports OF the death
| of the King OF Abyssina published in Eu-
rope are uniOunded. Herr Gerhard ROhlfs
has reached here from his mission on behalf
OF the German Emperor 10 King John. He
| saws he met with cordial reception. King
John charged him 10 negotiate peace be-
tween Abyssinia and Egypt. Herr Rohlfs
accepted the mission provided Germany
sanctioned it. Herr ROhIi> sails for Europe
| tomorrow, but will return to Egypt shortly
II the peace mission is approved. He says
he believes Abyssinia will declare war I'M
less a defnitiye treaty is accorded.
| Revolution in Santo Domingo.
HAVANA, May 2.-There is probably a
revolution going on in SIntO Domingo.
The Spanish mail steamer was not allowed
TO enter the port Of the capital under the
preteXt OF the insllubrity OF the place. The
crew noticed that there was much unmean-
ing commotion among the people on shore.
After The Brigands.
LONDON, May "A dispatch from Con-
srantnople says the retreat OF the brigands
who captured Mr.. SutOr. an Engllshman.
near Salonica recently, demanding G15,0O0
ransom for him, was cut off on the land
side by Turkish troops and by the sea by
gunboats. \ Turkish gunbOat recently
chased a bark which was believed TO have
been manned by brigand>, and having
several times yainly summoned her TO stop,
sank her. 1t is feared that Mr.. eutor was
on board the bark.