The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-22
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

N LONDON, June 21.-The Pal. Mall Gazette
this afternoon says: 1--WE wish the Gov
eminent bad followed the sound principle
Of letting O'Donovan Rosa alone. 1t is
very fine for the Telegraph to talk about re-
quiring America TO treat planners Of insur-
rection as the English Government has
treated Herr Most, proprietor of the Freheit.
We may require as much as we please, but
unless we are much mistaken America will
give that answer 10 such acquisitions. IL
seems extremely improbable that America
will be allowed, either by tradition or poll
cy, to NEEDLE with the lrish-Amercan press.
Any overt preparations for the eXpedi-
tion it will doubles put down as 1t has
done before"
The Daily NeUs has an article Almost ex-
actly similar on the same subject. 1t says :
" Although it is not likely that America
will interfere with the press, her Govern
ment has usually acted loyalty and firmly
when any real danger for friendly power
was planned within the American frontier"
Plans for "A Great British IrOn.Ciad.
LONDON, June 21.-The Times, in its na.
va-intelligence column this morning, says !:
Plans are preparing at the admiralty for the
construction OF an iron-ciad approaching in
bulk and armament the great Italian ships,
10 he of 13, GOO tons and 10000 horsepower
engines, with speed Of eighteen knots an
hour. The vessel will possibly be built at
Chatham.
Attempted Assassination.
LONDON, June PA gentleman and his
son were fired at near Gorf, County Gal
way, yesterday, aud both wounded. Will
liam Hazel, secretary Of the Government
branch of the Land League, has been ar
rested under the provisions Of the coercion
act and conveyed to Galway.
The Irish Land Leagues Appeal TO
America for Funds.
LoNrON, June 2f.-At meeting Of the
Land League in Dublin to-day Mr.. Sexton,
who now has exclusive management OF the
organization, made strong appeal to
America for funds. He said tney had ar
League, and the expenditures were very
large.
The ParneIli;es and the land Bill.
LONDON, June 2l.-The Morning Post
states that the Parnelites have resolved not
10 hold any more meetings at present, but
TO wait and see what shape the land bill is
likely to assume before II passes the II ouse
OF Commons.
MONTREAL. June 21.-A scene causing
great excitement occurred at the Sic. Cune.
goDde (ROman Catholic) church last eve
ming. A number OF young ladies. candi.
dates for the association OF the Virgin
Mary, presented themselves at the altar
dressed in long lace wells. A lighted taper
coming in contact with one OF the wells set
il OIL fire, and but for the presence OF mind
l,A "a
thew their coats around the girl, she
would have been burned to death. She
was severely burned about the neck and
arms.
Proposed French. Canadian CONNER
ciaI Treaty.
MONTREAL, June 2l.-The French Consul
at Quebec, NJ. Lefebre, received to- day off,
cIal information that the Minister OF For
eign Affairs OF France wishes to make
commercial treaty directly with Canada.
He at once communicated the message TO
the Governor General in council.
Heavy Loss by Fire fn Quebec.
MONTREAL, June 2l.--A fire Is raging in
Onebec In the St. Sanveur district. Thirty
five houses have been burned.
(Second Dispdtch.]
NOT 60 Rad AS REPORTED-THE FIRE OUT.
TORONTO, OST., June 21.-The frst re-
port OF the Quebec fire was much exagge-
rated. Later reports say that only nfteen
houses were burned and the fire is out.
spanish subjects 10 he Protected.
MADRID, June 2l.-The Government mas
decided 10 send the steamer fulcino imme-
diately TO Oran, Algeria, to protect Spanish
subjects, and hopes are expressed that
France will chastise the insurgent tribes
who recently rsided, robbed, and murdered
the Spanish employees Of Espart factory
near Salida.