The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-31
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
rhe Gar and C.arina Mt Copenhagen.

COPENHAGEN, August 30.-The Car and
Czaripa OF Russia have arrived here. They
were received by the King OF Denmark
and the King OF Greece on board the royal
Yacht this morning, when their Majesties
were taken ashore. They were escorted to
the ROYAL palace by the principal civil and
military authorities and foreign ministers.
immense crowds OF people assembled at
the landing-place and along the route TO
the palace and warmly cheered the Impe-
rial visitors. Their majesties were received
at the palace by the Queen OF Denmark, the
Princess Of Wales. and brilliant court.
vOuching for the 10y atty OF Canada.
LONDON, August 3O.-TIon. Alexander
Mackenzie, in an address before the Cham
Der Of Commerce OF Greenock last evening,
combatted the proposals Of Sir Alexander
T. Gait for a Federal union, on the ground
that Canada would never submit to being
ruled at London. lie spoke in condemna-
ton OF protective policy, and predicted
that Canada would soon return to free
trade. He secuted the idea Of separation
of Canada from England. The Canadians,
he said, would give their last man and last
dollar to maintain the prestige and power
OF England. Mr. Mackenzie sailed to-day
for Quebec.
ParncII's speech.
DUBLIN, August 30.-Mr. Parnell in his
speech at the meeting OF the Irish National
League here Yesterday said he could report
most encouragingly Of the progress Of the
National League movement in America.
He said he had been informed that be
might after Il time look for pecuniary assist
hat .rbioh xvnttlI of
least equal the sums OF money received in
times Of urgency. He had every hope that
the migration scheme would prove success
full, and thus enable the people to keep
their promise that they would never again
appeal to America for aid against famine.
Startling Disclosures Expected.
DUBLIN, August 30.-The EreemGn'S
Journal says there will probably be start
ling disclosures shortly in regard TO the
dynamite conspiracy and James McDer-
motifs connection with it. Dublin officials
are making inquiry into the matter owing
to the statement which appeared in re-
cent number OF the papers published in
Brooklyn, n. Y, concerning McDermoti's
connection with the dynamite conspiracy.
Alarming kilograms.
LONDON, August 30.--The Exchange Tel
egraph Company announces that alarming
kilograms in reference to the revival OF the
Irish conspiracy have been received here
from America. The police fear that the
arrival here Of O'Donnel, the slayer Of
James Cary, will cause trouble.
Arrest OF a Woman I'm Ireland.
DUBLIN, August 30.-Miss Catherine
Connolly, sister of the Connolly brothers,
who were arrested at Bruf, Limerick
county, on suspicion Of being connected
with a murder conspiracy. has been ar
rested OH charge OF being implicated with
her brothers
The Ban Of Croatia Refuses 10 Obey
Orders.
PEsTH, August 30.-IIerr TisZa, presi-
dent Of the Hungarian Council, has notified
the Ban OF Croatia that the Hungarian
arms which were removed from the Off
cial buildings in Agram by the CrOatian
malcontents must be replaced. The Ban
hesitates to obey the order, and threatens
TO resign rather than carry it out. The
bishop Of Agram has demonstrated with
the Ban in regard to his proposed action.
The Hungarian Anti.Jewisl, Riots.
VIENNA, August 30.-Despite the pro-
clamation OF nIartia-law At Egerszeg,
Hungary. the anti-Jewish disorders con-
tinue. The peasants now threaten to at
tack the landlords. A band Of four hum
dred peasants destroyed by fire the pro-
perty OF Jews at Sgoetoer. They threatened
TO shoot the iiremen who tried 10 eXtln-
puisb the flames. Acts OF incendiarism
are increasing in number. Forty-eight
houses OF Jews have been burned at
Szepeth and thrty-siX at Bezcred, and
their crops have been destroyed.
Hungarian Ministerial Crisis.
PEsTu, August 30.-The Ministers at a
meeting to-day resolved to resign unless
the Austrian Government sanctions the
proposed measures for settling the trou'
bes in Croatia.
Canadian Cattle at Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, August 30.-One hundred
cattle from Canada, which were suspected
OF being infested with disease. have been
killed on their arrival here. No trace OF
disease was found i'm the remainder OF the
same shipment, and they were released and
| forwarded TO variOns markets.
A French Boast.
LONDON, August S0.-A Paris dispatch
saws French journals boast that the treaty
| OF Hue Illtnt~ lllt NbobNt'b ipe'''N'f
OF the situation in China. The French
hope by naval demonstration at Trentslu
to convince the Pekin Government thai
further resistance to the dictates OF France
! is useless.
The Ut. Germain's Passengers.
| LONDON, August 30.-The steamer
Amerique will SAIL for New York on Satur
day with the cargo and passengers OF the
steamer st. German. which was damaged
in collision with the steamer Washburn.
Earthquake ut Guyaquil.
GUYAoUu, August 3O.-A strong shoci
OF earthquake was felt here at O'CLOCK
last night, lasting about fifteen seconds.
His FIRST DAY AT SARAToGA.-Saratog'
was a new idea to him. 1t was so jolly L
90 from spring to spring and take drlni
OF the water OF each. No two OF III
springs tasted alike. There are abou
forty springs at Saratoga. After taslint
nearly half of these he began to have
queer feeling inside him. After spendln:
most OF the day in this way he went q
hod II scanned "a il all the Water-WOrk