The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-12
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Spanish Revolutionisfs.
fBy cable to the Dispatch.J


LONDON, August ia dispatch to th,
Exchange Telegraph Company from Pari
asserts that Ruiz Gorilla Is in Spain, where
that country, which, it is declared, arr
I'spreading.
The Madrid correspondent OF the Pos
says that the outbreaks in Spain are the re-
suit OF a scheme which Ruiz Gorilla has
been planning for the last six years.
SURRENDER oP REvOLUTIoNIsTs.
MADRID, August l1.-One hundred OF
the men who participated in the revolt at
Leo de Urgel have returned from Andorra,
whittier they had fed. Fifty OF them have
surrendered their arms. The remainder,
however, demurred to yielding them up to
civilians, but negotiations for their surren-
der are now proceeding.
THE BASQUE PROVINCES.
HEYDAYE, August 1l.-General Queseda
is massing fresh troops along the lines OF
railway in the Basque provinces. The
party favorable - the maintenance OF Que.
ros in the Basque provinces declare that
they have no connection with the dsloyal
agitation.
LOYAL TO THE CROWN.
MADRID, August 1.-THE King and
Queen OF Spain have received calls from
large number OF persons who came 10 pro-
test their loyalty to the Crown.
NEWS FROM GIBRALTAR.
LONDON. August 1.-THE Exchange
Telegraph Company has a dispatch from
Gibraltar saying the civil officials OF the
Spanish town Of Ageciras, on the west
side OF the bay and six miles from Gibral-
tar. came into the latter place last evening
and remained there during the night. as
they feared 4 revolt in town. Martial law
was proclaimed at Algecras to-day.
An official dispatch from San lldefons0
saws The msurrection in Spain is entirely
ended Part OF the Leo De Wigel insur-
gents have entered France, and the re-
mainder have surrendered to the Crown
authorities. Complete tranquility prevails
throughout the peninsula.
CABINET COUNCIL.
MAnRID. August 1.-THE King presided
at q meeting OF the Cabinet tonight. 1t
was resolved by the council to cashier all
officers Of the army who took part in the
rcvolts. The dismissal OF the military
governor Of Leo de Urgel was gazetled
tUlS CHtHIuS.
Theatre Burned M Sunderland, Eng.
THIRTEEN HUNDRED PEOPLE MAKE THEIR
EXIT WITHOUT PANIC OR INJURY.
SUNDERLAND, Eng, August 1.-THE
Star Music-Hall, in this place, caught fire
tonight while a performance was in pro-
grcss, and was entirely destroyed. The
audience, which numbered 300 persons.
were warned in time and escaped from the
theatre without panic. They, however,
were only four minutes in making their
exit. No one was hurt. Half an hour af.
ter the outbreak of the fire the roof OF the
building fell in. This fire, following so
closely the recent terrible panic at Victoria
Hall, when nearly 200 children were Suiio-
Gated. caused great excitement in the town.
de ChambOrd's Condition Again Un-
favorable.
VIENNA. August 11.-lntelligence from
Frohsdorf to-day states that the condition
OF the Count De ChambOrd is again unia.
vorable. lie is slowly losing strength. He
was much agitated during Friday night
and was occasionally deirious. His physi.
clans will hold a consultation as TO his cast
tomorrow.
Royal Marriage i'm Monitor egrO.
CETTINGE, August 11.-Prince Kara.