The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-26
the first enforcement Of the new law pun
ishing wife-beaters i'm this State.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Dublin Murder Trfals-Thc Sec.
ond Jury In the Case Of Kelley Foil
IN Arrec-The ragau Trial.

lBy telegraph Ia the Disp1tchl
DUBLIN, April 25.-The trial Of Timothy
Kelley, charged with participating in the
PhTnix Park murders, was continued this
morning. The Judge in summing UP the
evidence taken at the trial spoke most
strongly against the prisoners claim OF an
oibi. The jury, after being out a short
time, returned 10 court and announced that
they had been unable TO agree on 4 verdict.
The Jury were sent back 10 reconsider
their verdict, but after returning to the
courtroom the fourth time and reporting
that they could not agree they were dis.
charged.
The trial OF Michael Pagan, who is
charged with the murder OF Mr.. Burke,
was then begun.
Pagan pleaded not guilty. Messrs. Adj
ans and j. O'Byrne were assigned by the
Court 10 defend him. Great difficulty was
experienced in forming jury. Seventy
five OF the persons called failed to make
their appearance and were fined El00 each
James Carey was called 10 the stand. In
the course OF his testimony he said that he
had arranged TO stab eX-Sccretary Forster
after the plots TO shoot him had failed. He
said he did not attend the meetings OF the
Assassination Society on sunday on account
Of Sabbatarian scruples. He declared that
even now he wished to remove tyrants,
and said he believed that 1t was no SIN 10
kill Burke.
The Irish Immigration Scheme.
LONDON, April 25.-The offers relative to
emigration from Ireland which Lord Car
lingford declared in the House OF Lords
Monday the Government was favoraby en-
tertaining are from the Canadian Pacific
Railway Company and land companies in
terested in the opening OF the Canadian
Northwest. The proposal OF these compa-
nies is to settle 5000 families, numbering
in the aggregate 25,0O0 persons, on
Government lands, under homestead
laws which give each family 100 acres free.
Promoters OF the scheme would become Sc
curity for Gl,0O0,000, to be advanced, m
tercst free. by Great Britain for ten years, TO
be devoted TO lands sufficient 10 start each
family, and they would become security
for g. 600. 600, with which they would re-
lieve the crowded districts OF Ireland OF
$4,000 persons.
Racing in EnsIand-The Contest mf
New Market Won by Lord Eai-
manifestation Death Of Prince But
ihyany OH the Course.
LoXDoY. April 2j.--The race for 2,OOCr
cuincas stakes for three-year-Olds was run
to-day at New Market, the first spring
meeting. 1t was won by Lord faimoutilS
brown colt Galiard. Lord Cadogan's
brown colt Goldficld was second, and
G.. Blauton's bay colt the Prince third.
Prince Batthvanv, the well-known patron
Of fhe turf. and owner OF number OF race
4 ,..,lv fbts aff prnnpn in thQ
enclosure for members 1T the New Market
track. His death occurred lust AFTER the
numbers OF starters and jockeys IN the race
for the 2,0OO-guineas stakes had been
hoisted.
tho American Minister at Berlin and
the Pork Question.
BERLIN, April 2j.-lt is reported that
Sargent. the American Minister, will be
compelled to demand his recall owing to
structures Of the North German Gazette on
Mr.. Sargent's communication to the
American Secretary of State regarding the
action of Germany on the importation OF
American pork. The National Zeitung
saws the position OF Sargent is considered
in Diplomatic circles to have been shaken
in consequence OF this letter.
Number One Again.
LoNpOy. April 25.-The Times says: II
is understood that the evidence against
Peter lyman no. y. from independent
witnesses as well rs from miorlnerS, Is
such as TO Justify decisive action by the
Government in asking for his cXtraditlon.
French Rcntcs.
PARIS, April 2j.-ln the senate to-day
the Committee on Finance reported favoril-
biz the bill providing for the conversion Of
the } per cent. rentes into AZ per cents,
which was adopted by the Chamber OF
Deputies yesterday.
Notes.
VIENNA, April 2j.-IIelen Mareovltch,
who attempted to shoot King Milan III the
cathedral at Belgrade, IN | who su5sc-
qucntly tried to commit suicide. has been
tried. convicted, and sentenced to death.
The steamer Circassian, which sailed
from Liverpool yesterday for Halifax ana
Baltimore, took 300 emigrant laborerS from
Spalding, England.
The ship County Aberdeen from Calcut-
IA colided of Owners Llghtship with snip
British Commerce, bound for Melbourne,
and sank with twenty-five OF her crew.
The weather was thick at the time OF the