The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-23
ENGLISH MINING TROUBLES.

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ENGLISH MINING TROUBLES.
LONDON, January 22.-In consequence OF
the disturbed state Of affairs in Wigan and
Preston districts. owing 10 the miners
strike. troops will he sent there to preserve
order. A riot occurred yesterday between
the GOLFERS and police at Staelmerda, during
which several persons were seriously IN
jured.
OPPOSITION TO THE COERCION BILLS.
LONDON. January %. The %tandard
saws: Ii is probable that the Government
will be compelled to set aside the coercion
bills for the present in order to deal with
the obstruction in the House OF Commons.
| The Irish members intend to offer prolonged
resistance TO the coercion bills.
THE ANNEXATION OF TRANsyAAL.
LONDON, January 22.-In the House OF
Commons last night Mr. Rylands (LiberaD
moved mat the annexation OF Transvaal
was impoliiic and uDiustitable. Premier
Gladstone said il was the resOlute intention
OF the Government TO reestabish British
authority in Tran>vaal in the first instance.
Right Hon. Megduff, Under-ColoDial Sec
rotary, said that the Government desired
TO give the people OF Transvaal to the
greatest possible extent management Of
their own affairs a. soon as they acknow-
ledge the Queens Government. Mr.. Ry-
lauds's motion was rejected by vote OF l29
to 81.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, January - This weeks
circular OF the Liverpool COttOn-Brokers'
| Association says "COiton, which was firm
on Friday and Saturday OF lat week with
hardening prices, became dull on Monday.
Business since then has been limited, with
n general decline in prices. American was
in small demand and quotations under the
pressure to sell are reduced 1-l6d. Sea
island was in limited request at Unchanged
prices. Futures opened firm and advanced
lied. on Friday OF last week; since then
the market has gradually weakened. the
lowest rates accepted yesterday showing
decline OF } 32d. There was reaction al
the close. and Lied. OF the decline was re-
covered"
The Irish State Trials.
: DUBLIN, January 22.-ln the Court OF th'
Queens Bench yesterday Sergeant Heron
for the Crown, proceeded to reply. lie de-
, clared that the counsel for the Iraverser'
had shirked from graphing with The eyr
dence regarding the damaging speeches o.
their clients. He accused the Traverser'
|
O'Connelrs peaceful tradition, and SAFE
e AGITATION must be put down; that Mr.. Par
nelps noIItical rocket had reached It's ZENITH
In powerful peroration he asked whethe
freshmen were to cease 10 have share II
; the splendid British Empire they hat
helped to build up. lie was greeted witt
D cheers at the conclusion OF his speech. tn
4 court then adjourned until Monday, whei
: Judge Fitzgerald will deliver his charge Il
: the jury.
PARIS, January 22.-In the Chamber o
u Dcputies Yesterday NJ. Gambetra, thanking
the members for his reelection as Preslden
OF that BODY, said that the Chamber wOu
not separate before emancpatlng the pres
u from the present restrictions, nor wlthOu
{ sauctlonng the right OF public meetings.
e NJ. Floquett (Republican) was elected TO
i Vice.Pre,ident OF the Chamber.
NJ. Magnin. Minister pf Finance, intro
o duced the budget estimates for 1882. I'D
u revenue is calculated at $50 600, 900 francs
l. and expenditures at ISIS, 100000 francs.
= The Arrangements Between Russia an
china.
IoxDOy. January 22.-A dispatch frol
81. Petersburg TO the Daily NerS says
n rhe main outlines OF the arrangement d.
,e tween Russia and China are that Russ
v sball restore all Of Kuldja, reserying sma
/. territory in the northwest OF lie. Chm
g will pay a substantial amount over an
r. above a million roubles, stipulated by u
J; treaty Of Livadia, for the expenses OF Ru
', sian military preparations.
Terrific storm In the Mediterranean
PARIS, January pa terrific storm pr
vails i'm the Mediterranean. IL IS reportt
le that fifty smacks have been wrecked In tn
\ sea.
" The Late Peruvian Defeat.
u PARIS, January 22.-News has been
ca,ved here that The Peruvians lost seven
l. - Inril