The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-11

deck. The main top-gallant mast and gear
got under the ships bottom. but was CIT
clear. The bulwarks on the port side and
one boat were mashed. A top-gallant yard
was rigged for a jury mast, and the bark
arrived off Halifax saturday, and was taken
in tow by tug Yesterday.
Great Denomination In Ireland.
DUBLIN, September 10.-The demonstra-
ton at Waterford on sunday. under the
auspices OF the Irish National League, was
attended by over thirty thousand persons.
The city was profuseIy decorated with
flags and emblems, and there was an i'm
posing procession, with banners and seye-
raj bands OF music.
The meeting passed resolutions demand
ing a Parliament for Ireland not only in
name but in reality, aud declaring that
ireland must have that which England. by
the necessity OF the time. granted To Canada
because Canada was re5elious. The adOp-
ton OF the resolution was greeted with
loud cheers.
Michael Dayitt in his speech denounced
the land act ms entirely inadequate to the
needs Of Ireland. lie stated that not one
sixth Of the land cases had yet been heard,
and that when they had been all settled the
reduction Of rent would not amount to
G1,000,00O.
France and China.
PARIS, September 10.-The ETgQro states
that 4 second interview took place between
VI. Challamel-Lacour. the French Minister
OF oreign Affairs, and the Marquis Tseng,
the Chinese ambassador, at which the ques-
ton Of the location OF the frontier OF Ton
gum and the independence OF AMMAN were
discussed. The conference, however. was
concluded without any definite result be-
ing arrived at.
LONDON. September 10.--The Paris CORE
spondent OF the Standard regards the state
ments made IN the Figaro OF Saturday
touching the proposition submitted by the
Chinese ambassador for the settlement Of
the Tonquin difficulty rs unreliable.
The Paris Temps. in IN editorial article.
recommends that during the pendency Of
negotiations between VI. ChallemaSs LacOur
and Marquis Tesing the dispatch OF re-
Inducements to TOnquin be continued with
undated yigor. Upon the above recon-
mendatiOn OF the Temps the fear is eX-
pressed that such action may cause the Chi
nesc Government to think that France is
only trying to gain time. and that it may
ihNdib hVi u'oiSh W Huuuthig NC ihhih1
hoStilitieS.
ReOpcninS Of the Eastern Question
Feared.
LONDON, September 10.-Thc Posi- BPr-
lin correspondent says the agents OF the
Gar in Bulgaria are acting in thorough
" revolutionary manner, and do not even
diSdoin coalition with the Nihlists. II
is feared that their actions will bring about
crisis that will lead TO the re0pening OF
the whole Eastern question.
\ dispatch TO the Telegraph from Nien-
M. referring to affairs in Bulgaria, says it
can DE positively stated that the object OF
Russia is TO get rid OF Prince Alexander
and place it, own nominee upon the throne.
None of the Powers will, however, tolerate
the usurpaiion OF the throne OF Bulgaria
by a Russian prCtender. even though he
should prove 10 he the Grand Duke Ser
gius or The Grand Duke Paul.
The Standards correspondent at Berlin
states that the joining OF Roumania in alli-
ance with Austria and Germany IS the an
swcr to the Russian comp Gctat in Bull
garia. lie ADDS that the relations now eX-
i.ting between Germany and Russia are
more than cold, and that it is reported that
a
force north OF the river Pruth, between
ROumaHia and Be>sarabia.
DE ChambOrd's will, Again.
VIENNA, September 10 The full text of
the viii OF the late Count De Chambord
has been published. 1t gives an estate in
his four domains and an income OF 20,000,-
600 francs 10 the Countess during her life,
less 100000 francs yariously bcqueathed.
After the demise OF the Countess the Count
De Bard is 10 receive one third and the
Duke De Parma two thirds OF the entire
property. The Spanish princes are not
mentioned in the will.
All uiet al Agram.
AGRAM, September 10.-There has been
no further outbreak here, and last night
passed quietly. A number OF citizens
offered their services 20 the authorities 20
assist in preserving order. The announce
ment by the Government OF the suspension
OF the execution OF distress-warralts for
payment OF taxes had led to the partial pa
ciiication OF the country.
Aid for tic Ba:ayian Sufferers.
THE HAGUE. September l0.-Fiity-eight
thousand gulders have been subscribed
here and sent to Batavia for the relief OF
the sufferers by the late volcanic eruptions.
It is expected that an order will soon be
issued by the Dutch Government exempt
ing the population OF Bantam and LampOrg
from taxation for several years.
Fire ia san Fernando.
SAN FERNANDO. TRINIDAD, August 3d.
4 fire broke out on High street last night,
DESTROYING forty houses. The loss IS esti-
mated ut from 100000 to Ci0,0OO.
Bead.
DUBLIN. September 10.-Right Hon.
Uuoh Law. .. C.. Lord Chancellor Of Ire