The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-11
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
O'Herlihy Acquitted.

lBy cable 10 the Dispatch.
LIVERPOOL, August l0.-O'iIerlihy was
not included In the conviction OF treason |
felony, as before stated. Featherstone,
Deasy, Flanagan, and Dalton were con.
yicted and sentenced. O'lIerlihy was ac-
quilted OF the charge Of treason-felony,
but was detained TO answer further accusa-
ton, and was to-day arraigned in court on
the charge Of conspiracy to murder. The
Crown offered no evidence against the pri-
soner, and the jury formally acquitted
him. He was thereupon released from ar
rest.
The Dublin Irishman (newspaper) de-
nounces the verdict in the case OF Feather
stone, Deasy, Flsnnigan. and Dalton, who
were yesterday convicted at Liverpool OF
trcason-felony and sentenced to penal SER
vitude for life. Ii declares that no one
could expect Liverpool jury to be i'm
partial.
The Eeeman's Journal, commenting on
their cases, SAYS that no sentence Is too Sc
we're for dynamiters.
SnbstantiaI Movement I'm Aid Of Irish
Emigration.
LONDON. August 10.-The Standard this
morning says that the Government has de-
cided to provide an additional sum OF
LlW,UUU 10 tiu lIicu tiillsliliOii, tut
TO be taken from the British EXchequer IN
stead OF from the Church surplus fund.
meeting in favor OF State-aided emigration
was held at the Mansion House to-day.
The Earl Of Shaftesbury presided. A reso-
luton was offered providing for the send
ing CT two hundred thousand persons to
Canada and other British colonies and for
procuring them farms in their new homes,
the money for the purchase OF land to be
advanced by the State, which is to take
mortgages OH the farms as security for pay
ment.
TIE resolution, which was supported by
the Archbishop OF Canterbury, was
adopted. II is proposed to send ten thou
sand families to Canada next spring.
The Spanish Troubles.
LONDON, August 10.-A dispatch to the
Local News Agency from Lisbon an
nounces to-day that q telegram received
from the Spanish frontier says the situation
Is most grave. Bands Of armed men have
marched TO the north. their object. 1t is
presumed, being TO concentrate at some Sc
lected point for combined movement.
A dispatch to the Reuters Telegraph Com
pany from Barcelona says:
Ten battalions OF infantry and six bat
teries have been sent to SEQ de Urgel TO
suppress the outbreak there. Great agita-
ton prevails here, and the situation is seri
Gus. A slight revolt took place among the
prisoners in the penitentiary in the city OF
Santander, but ii was promptly suppressed.
The Governor Of Santander has $50 gen.
darmes in readiness for action in case the |
garrison revolts.
The correspondent of the Times 1t Ma |
drid says the insurgent Spanish soldiers |
assert that they have been deceived, doubt |
less by agents OF Senior Ruiz Lorello, who
have been for long time past tampering
with the lower grades OF officers i'm the
army in various parts OF the peninsula.
All classes OF people condemn the out
can newspapers.
King AlfOnzo and Queen Return TO
Madrid.
MADRID, August 10.-10 p. M.-The !
King and Queen OF Spain returned to |
Madrid this afternoon from La Granja, |
their presence in the capital being consid- |
cred necessary, in view Of the unsettled
state Of the Kingdom. They were received
at the station by the Cabinet Ministers.
many senators, and deputies and officers of
all grades. Both inside and outside of the
station there was a large crowd Of people
who cheered the King and Queen enthusi-
astically.
RiOtOus Demonstration In Vienna.
VIENNA, August 10.-Three hundred
workmen attempted to hold q demonstra-
ton before the office OF the Director OF Po-
lice In this city this evening because OF the
seizure OF the workmen's newspaper. The
mob was dispersed by large body Of po-
lice with drawn swords, and many arrests
were made. Order was finally restored.
Riot I'm Alexandria.
LONDON, August 10.-A riot broke ont
In the Labat quarter OF Alexandria to-
night in consequence OF report that the
English doctors were poisoning the ma
tives The mob attempted to destroy the
ambulances, CRYING, "Death to the Chris
tian." The outbreak was easily quoted
by the British troops and the gendarmerie
patrols.
Patrick O'Brien Sentenced.
LIVERPOOL, August 1O.--Patrick O'Bren,
who, with Mschael Hines and Frederick
Slater, was arrested here In May last on the
charge OF spreading circulars calculated to
damage the jurors who had sat on the va
rious trials in Dublin, has been convicted
and sentenced to six months imprison-
ment. Hines and Slater were discharged.
The Cholera I'm Egypt.
LONDON, August 1O.-The deaths from
cholera I'm Egypt TO date are 16,44S, {, 1866
of which died in Cairo. There is an un.
confirmed report Of Il carbuncular plague
nj Damietta.
MAMsNE fNTELLIGENCk.
1900, ANN ,IM.N.C $780,.