The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-12

The Irish Murder Trials.
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PREY INDICTED, &C.

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DUBLIN, May 11.--Edward OBrien,
Thomas Doyle, and Edwin McCafrey, who
were recently indicted for conspiracy to
murder, were arraigned in the Green-Sfrcet
COURTHOUSE this morning. OBrien and
Doyle pleaded guilty, and McCaffrey plead
ed not guilty.
McCaffrey, who was subsequently in.
dicted for the murder Of Mr.. Burke, was
arraigned to plead to that charge. He said
that ne was not guilty, and asked that
counsel be assigned to him. His trial vas
postponed until next week, when q new
panel will be called. The court then adj
journed.
Joseph Mullett yesterday exclaimed, on
leaving the dock after receiving his SEN
tence, that he would get justice elsewhere.
"The Irisb,' he said, "would get justice
for him."
Rights or Tenants 10 Compensation.
LONDON, May l1.-Right Hon. George
j. Dodson. Chancellor Of the Duchy OF
Lancaster, introduced bill in the House
OF Commons yesterday, by which agricul-
tural tenants will be entitled TO receive,
when their tenancies expire, compensation
from the landlords for improvements they
may have made to he lands they occupied.
This will be the principal measure brought
before the House during the session. BY
it the landlords right OF distress viii be
limited to sum equivalent to one years
rent.
Dy Mantle COnspiratOrs Committed
for Trial.
LONDON, May lin the Bow-Street
Police Court to-day all dynamite.
prisoners except UConner alias Dalton,
who the Crown were unable to connect
with the others, were committed for trial
on the charge OF treason-felony. Lynch
alias Norman, the iniormer, was committed
on the charge OF misdemeanor. OConnor,
on leaving the dock, was rearrested by q
detective from Liverpool, where he will be
taken tonight.
The charges on which the prisoners were
committed are treason-felony, conspiracy
TO damage public buildings, and unlawful
possession OF nitro-glycerine. Counsel
Smyth protested that the evidence failed to
connect Ansburg with the crimes charged
against the prisoners.
Archbishop Croke has sent commiinI-
cation to Cardinal Jacobini, Papai Secretary
OF State, maintaining that his conduct in
relation to the agitation in Ireland has been
perfectly regular, and that bis action is not
to stimulate revolt, but to obtain for the
people right and justice. The explanation
Of the Archbishop is not deemed satisfac-
tory at the Vatican.
Prince Bismarck Is becoming daily more
emaciated, and his physicians inform him
that the worst may happen il he does not
abandon all State work for the present.
Three thousand four hundred and fifteen
emigrants left Queenstown for America
last week.
Lewen Motley, money-broker Of No.
81 Lombard street, London, l.. c., has
failed. Liabilities, G532,00
Mr.. Childers, the Chancellor Of Exche-
quer. stated in the British House OF Com
mons Thursday evening that the Govern
ment would consider during the present
year the question OF permitting the grow
ing OF tobacco in the United Kingdom.
Helen Markoutch, who was sentenced
TO death for having attempted the life OF
King Milan, has been reprieyed.
The Judicial Committee appointed by the
Khediye OF Egypt has pronounced in favor
OF the Suez Canal Company's monopoly.