The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-01
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Eenrof,he Land LenGue in Dublin.

LoNpON, March 3l.-The dispatch from
Dublin TO the Times announcing that the
Land League are trying to organize local
branches in Dublin IN order to bring press
ure upon traders who have kept aloof from
the League, or have given it no substantial
support, says: The League have COM
menced in the old quarter OF the city by
establishing a branch where there Is large
population OF the working and lowest
classes capable OF supplying abundant
materials for mischief. The resources
IN this respect have been often de-
yeloped in violent attacks on the
police. and in IiOtOuS and disorderly scenes.
The council OF the new branch nave sent a
circular to merchants and traders in the
district who do not sympat5ize with the
League, but who are largely dependent
upon the pOpulace for labor and custom
and for immunity rom injury to their ware
houses, workshops, etc. The merchants
and traders do not know how to deal with
the circular. They are unwilling to com
ply with if, and are afraid 10 refuse. There
can be very little doubt that il this branch
succeeds Others Will he planted until the
civ j. ovprTun with The nOXiOus growth OF
the League system.
Condition of Lord BeacOnsGe1d.
LONDON, March 3l.-A bulletin issued at
g:3O this morning saws that Lord Beacons-
field passed restless night, but is now
somewhat easier.
L0NDON. March 3l.-A bulletin issued at
II O'Clock this morning says Lord Beacons-
field i no worse. The doctor telt justified
in leaving the house at II o'clock this morn
ing. Ii the patient does not become worse
he will be removed oday 10 more com
" j. IN "a a.
him except his physicians and one attend
ant.
Bradlau:h's Case.
LONDON. March 3l.-ln the Court OF Ap-
neals to-day Justice BramwCll sustained the
decision of Justice Matthew that Mr.. Brad
Iauoh'S defence that the right 10 take an NJ
drmotion instead OF an OATH as allowed in
courts OF law, applies also to the House OF
Commons. was wrong. Justices Bogeaiy
and Lush concurred in the decision. Mr..
Rrodlauph has announced hi intention TO
appeal TO the House OF Lords.
Afraid Of Explosives.
LONDON, March 3l.-A dispatch TO The
Times from Berlin Says: II i believed
mat the Government, in cOHiuactiOn win
Russiu. /, medlalirg action in the matter Of
adonting measures to avert dangers to pub
il ha, not already communicated is views
10 the various Powers concerned, but the
crayest doubts are entertained OF Prince
Bismarck being able to make England re-
card the subject from bis point OF ylew."
The victims of the Nice Disaster.
LONDON, March 3l.-A dispatch from
Paris saw /: sixty.one victims OF the opera
houee disaster at Nice consist OF thlrty'slX
Frencbmeu. twenty Italians, three English
men. one German, and one whose natlonal-
NV il unknown. Three OF the victims were
boys under twelve years Of age. nine youths
between the a.es OF twelve and twen'y-ohe
wears, twelve girls, twenty'iour mat anu
oinhtoen female adults. The Mayor Of Nice
has closed the subscription for the RELIEF OF
the sufferers, which amounts to 100000
,rsnc.' The Mayor has thus given practical
rn,ntotion 10 tue exaggerated accounts OF
the calamity.