The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-01
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Parliament Takes Note of Private
Quarrel.
fBy cable 10 the Dispatch.

fBy cable 90 the Dispatch.l
LoSDoN, May 3i.--In the House OF Com
mons this afternoon Mr.. McCoanc, mem
her for wicklow, recalled the fact that Mr.
O'Kelly, member for Roscommon, haC
been suspended during che debate In The
House on the Queens speech. lie (Mc
Coaue) said that during the Wmtsuntidc
recess ne addressed his constituents. His
spcech was reported in the Frcemdn's Jour.
nal 10 the effect that he had referred to the
suspension OF 0'Kelly. saying that the
House was at least supposed to be COM
posed Of gentlemen.
Mr.. O'Brien, member for Mallow, had
written To him subsequently. asking on be
halfof O'Kelly whether he accepted the re-
sponsibility for the report.
Mr.. McCoane said he had given O'Kelly
opportunity TO withdraw this question
but he had not done so.
Mr.. Gladstone moved that O'Kelly be re.
ouircd to appear in his place tomorrow
because OF the complaint made by Ne
Come that O'Kely had sent him chal
lenge.
Messrs. O'Brien, Parnell. and Shiel oh
jected to the reference OF private quarreh
TO Parliament. Mr.. Shel said he thought
il would suffice il both Mr. McCoane and
O'Kelly were hound over to keep the peace
Mr.. GladstOne's motion was carried by,
vote OF $50 TO 10.
The FraDcO-TOnquin Trouble.
PAnIs. MAY 31.-It is stated that Captain
Kergaradec. the French Envoy 10 Anan,
has been instructed TO hold the Emperor OF
Anam responsible for the recent hOStilities
near Hanoi, and 10 demand satisfaction
from him. INCLUDING the payment OF heavy
indemnity. The French have reentered
the citadel OF Hanoi.
GunbOats maintain communication with
the sea, and, prevent the Anamltes from
approaching. Steps are being taken to lay
q cable between Hanoi and Saigon.
The bombardment Of the capital Of
Anam IN revenge for the death OF Captain
Rivicrc is probable. 1t is stated here that
several German vessels will leave KicI for
China next week.
The Alabama Award.
LONDON. May 31.-Tbe following is the
resolution relative TO the disposition OF
the surplus OF the Alabama award
which Mr.. Kenrard intends to move
in the House Of Commons: "That IN
view of the public uttcrances Of emil
nent American statesmen with refer
ence to the destination OF undiStributed
moneys resulting from the Geneva award,
the House is of opinion that an exchange
of views between the English and United
States Governments on the subject would
be conducive to the development Of friendly
relations between the two countries"
Russia and Her Immense Project.
PARIS, May 3l.-IempS says the object
OF the recent journey abroad OF Giers, the
Russian Minister OF Foreign Affairs. was
TO inform the Powers that Russia was COM
PEELED to seek in America an equivalent for
the British occupation Of Egypt. Mr..
Gladstone. by taking Egypt, not only lost
The good wishes OF France, but re0pened
the Eastern question and furnished Russia
with a preteXt for eflecting her immense
projects, the last step in which will be the
of British India
TIE LATE OUTBREAK AGAINST THE JEWS IN
RUSSIA.
LONDON, May 31.-The outbreak against
the Jews which occurred at Rostaff.on the
ODD instant on account Of the murder Of a
Russian by Jewish publican. was quelled
the same night, after 100 houses belonging
TO Jews had been destroyed. Fifteen OF
the rioters were killed by troops who were
called out to suppress the disturbance.