The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-22
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Gar in Moscow En-
thusiastic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NV cable 10 thc Dlspltch. !

By cable 10 the Dlspltch.l
Moscow, May 21.-1he Car was re-
ceiyed at the depot yesterday by number
OF grand dukes, princes, and generals.
The national anthem was played as he
drove i'm a carriage to The palace. and great
crowds chccrcd him along the route. II is
estimated that 100000 persons lined the
street from the station to the palace. Order
was maintained by unarmcd citizen guards.
The Duke and Duchess OF Edinburgh and
a special embassy which will represent
France ut the coronation OF the Car have
arrived here.
The windows from which a view may be
had Of the principal ceremony on the day
OF the coronation are being rented at prices
ranging from 100 TO 1000 roubleS each.
The police require the persons hiring them
TO give satisfactory evidence rs TO their
character, and will permit no one to oc-
cupy window on the day OF the coronation
until proof has been furnished that they
have no suspicious articles on their per-
sons. They have even forbidden the car
rying OF oranges into the building from
which a view may be obtained, rs they fear
sham articles containing dynamite and in
tended for use A. bombs may get into the
houses and be used against the Car.
Monument 10 Nr. Burke.
DUBLIN, May 2l.-A monument. the cost
OF which was betrayed by the resident
magistrates OF Ireland. and which was
constructed in memory o! Mr.. Burke, who
was murdered in PhGniX Park on the 9th
OF last May. was placed in position in Glas-
neven cemetery to-day. \ guard Of police
has been placed on duty at the monument.
Notes.
Cetewayo has again been defeated, this
time With great slaughter.
MeSsrs. Dayitt, IIealy, and Quinn have
been forbidden to receive visitors in con-
sequence OF Their recent letters forwarding
subscriptions TO the PaTncll fund and con-
demningthc POpe's circular.
Jacques Abbatucci and VI. Saultry fought
a duel with swords in Bots de BOl0gne,
Paris. Yesterday. Both were wounded.
The fund for Parncll now amounts TO
10000. 1t has been decided to keep the
subscripti0n-list open until 100000 have
been raised. Several meetings were held
in London yesterday, at which appeals for
subscriptions TO the fund were made.
4 So-called workingmcn's congress
which was held in Paris Sunday evening
ended with general fight. one man was
stabbed and several other men wounded.
The PaI- Nall Gazette states that the
-Gencraiship OF Canada, IN sue
ccsSion to the Marqui, OF Lorne, has been
offered to the Marquis OF LansdoWne, who
ha, accepted il. The same paper further
says the Marquis Of Lansdowne will proba-
blv sail for Canada next october 10 assume
the duties OF the office
The Marquis OF OrOyic. leader Of the
Conservative party in the Spanish Senate,
is dead.
The London TjmeS'S correspondent at
Paris says the rodctionary uttcranceS OF
Count De Chambord, which have been
heard frequently OF late, lend credibllity to
the rum0r that he intends 70 make the son
OF Don Carlos heir 10 his claims rs King OF
France, 70 the exclusion Of the Orleanlst
princes.
4 Madrid telegram says the Government
has agreed to pay the American indemnity.
Provision will be made in the Cuban
budget for upwards OF Sj26,00O, being the
remainder Of the award fixed by the Wash
ingtOn commission.
The village Of Longefoy, in Savoy, has
been almost entirely destroyed by IRE.
Only four buildings remain standing. -Four
hundred persons are made homeless by the
fire.
The employees in Blockow, Vaughan *
Co.'S. Iron-W0rks, at Middlesborough,
England, have struck because OF an attempt
on the part OF the employers to reduce
their wages-4,OOO persons affected by the
strike