The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-09

solved by generous and honorable dispt
tons, which should always exist, especia
between France and England. He m
felt even sanguinely confident That nothi
| would arise which would disturb Tn
long accord. Mr.. Gladstone sad ne
| thankful 10 be able to record great chan
III the condition OF affairs i'm IRELAND. i
authority OF law, he said, bad beer rel
serted there, and peace and secI
prevailed. The dark dens OF assassinah
bad been cEectually suppressed, and I
confidence which had united their unhapI
freWienters and enabled them to execH
their deadly purposes had been m u lar
degree destroyed. Deep gratitude W
due TO the Almighty, and secondarily
Earl spencer. the Lord Lieutenant an
LORD Ireyylan, Chief Secretary. lie sal
he believed that the end OF the sessio
would show that fair amount OF work Ia
been achieved The Government hope
much in the future from its new system
grand committees.
The Case Of CnB0n Bernard.
TOURYAY, BELGIUN, August Sin ~
trial OF Canon Bernard. who is charge
with abstracting papers and securitie
representing several millions OF franc
from the episcopal palace Of the diocese
Tourney, the counsel for defendant d
clarcd that his client had document fro
the Pope which empowered him to tai
such measures rs he deemed best to col
zeal the treasure. lie could not have sul
posed that such an order meant that he WI
only to conceal ii in Tournay. Cano
Bernard, he said, had been made the scap
goat for Bishop RousseauX, who had VIII
ten to him while he was in New Yol
virtually ordering HIM 10 continue TO col
zeal the funds. Bishop RousSeauX believe
that he could avoid meeting the claims
court OF MGR Dumont, the form,
Bishop % the diocese, by sending tn
funds beyond the reach Of judicial powel
III he had been successful he would hay
Unidentified Canon Bernard, who HI
merely attempted an evasion OF the civ
law, and bad not committed a Grimm:
offence. The case hes caused very pair
ful feeling in religious circles.
The Demonstrations Against tho
Jews Inn Russia.
LONDON, August S.-Adyices from Ell
lerinoSlar, Russia. where the demonstr;
tions against the Jews were made on Oh
I'd and Sd instant. state that three sotnia
Of CosSacks had arrived for the prcservi
ton OF order. Eighteen OF the one hun
drcd persons arrested FOR participating j
the demonstrations have already bee
placed on trial before the military tribuna
Many innocent persons who were wounde
during the rioting have since died. Ii ba
since transpired that no Jews were injured
as they escaped. having had timely warn
ing OF the attacks to be made upon them.
Cholera Horrors in Egypt.
CAIRO, August S.-Natiyc officials her
are much blamed concerning the cond
ton OF the patients in the mad-housc. II ha
been discovered. despite strenuous denial
that there have been in four days - death
from cholera there, while the number {
inmates was but go. The English dOt
tors. OH becoming aware Of the conditio
OF affairs at the institution, cndeayor I
it, but even yesterday the plaC
was in Glthy condition, and number {
bodies Of victims Of cholera were lying b.
side persons who were suffering from III
disease.
Is CeteuayO Dead or Alive?
LONDON, August S.-The British ager
at Pietermaritzburg believes that the RI
port that King Cctewayo, whose death ;
the hands OF the insurgents was announce
some days ago. is still alive. was put i
for the purpose Of continuin
the agitation in Zulullnd.
Hon. \. Evelyn VI. Ashley. Under-Se'
rotary for the Colonies, announced in III
House Of Commons this afternoon that III
Government were making efforts to lear
il the report was true or false.
Sucz Canal No. 2.
PAEIs, August S.-h meeting OF Il
Board OF Directors OF the SucZ Canal Cor
pany, at which the British members we
present, was held tonight. The BoaI
approved the letter OF VI. 1
Lesseps OF the 23d utimO to Mr.. Glat
stone. in which De Lesseps informed II
English Prime Minister that he need NJ
consider himself bound by the terms OF ii
agreement in regard TO the second Sue
canal, which he had signed.
More RiOtOus Demonstrations.
PEsTH. August S.-rhc rious demonstr;
tons against the family Of Joseph Schar
who was one OF the defendants in the jew
ISL trial at Nyireghyhaza, were renewc
here to-day. The house in which d
family had been staying was wrecked, an
4 number OF Jewish shops in the yicinii
were plumdcred. The police were powc
less, and the military had to summone,
Fighting in the streets continued AT
late hour tonight.
a Violent Pan-Slayist Speech.
CGACOw. POLAND, August S.-The pape
here report that General Gourko, recent
appointed G0yernOr-General OF WARSAW
IT banquet to the officers Of Warsaw ga
rison, made a violent Pan-Slavist spccc
concluding rs follows: IL would like yo
all to be imbued with ideas that Gener
SkobelOif inculcated."
Meeting az She TmperOrs.
IsCHI, August S.-The Emperor, II &c
many and Austria arrived here 10 n0O
The former was met by the latter at EbeI
sed. where very cordial greetings we
exchanged between the two.
Collision AT Sea and Loss of Life.
L0NDON. August S.-A dispatch fro
Dover says two Norwegian barss collide
or there to-day. One was so badly i
jured that she sank, carrying down thrteC
OF her crew.