The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-18
GENERAL FORExGY NEWS.
Informer Carey's Slayer I'm England
Try cable 10 the Dlspaich.I

| fsy caoic 20 the Dlspatch.l
| LONDON, September II The authorities
at the last moment decided TO take O'Don-
nell to southampton instead OF Plymouth.
Ii is not known whether or not this course
was taken because Of information received
by the police relative to movements OF
sympathizers with the prisoner. In reply
to questions O'Donnell stated that he had
n pleasant voyage; that he had not been
placed IN irons nor handcuhed; that his
custodians treated him with remarkable
Kindness, allowing him 10 60 on deck
mornings and afternoons; and that
his meals were served TO him in
his own cabin. O'DOnnell has an Irish
east OF countenance and piercing black
eyes. He shook hands heartily with the
detectives who received him from the Cape
policemen. II is reported that O'Donnell
has said he does not so much mind being
| tried for the murder OF Carey, but that he
| is afraid he will be recognized by the po-
| lice rs a participant in other affairs. The
detectives who have taken charge OF
ODOnnel are the same men who were
engaged in ferreting out the recent dyna-
mite couspirat0rs. The railway car in
which ODonnell will be conveyed to Lon
don and the carriages preceding and f6l.
lowing It will be filed with policemen.
NafiOnaI-Leoguc Meetings In ireland.
DUBLIN. September 17.-There was
mass-meelng Of the IRISH National League
at Carrick on Shannon on Sunday, at
which over $4,000 persons were present.
Thomas Power O'Conncr. member OF Par
lament for Galway, delivered stirring
speech in favor OF home rule for Ireland.
| The meeting adopted resolutions declaring
that the Irish National League will never
cease its efforts until 4 native Irish Parlia-
ment is established.
A large meeting OF the League was also
| held at MallOw. at which William O'Brien,
VI. p, editor Of the United Irelo,d, made
an address. He urged his hearers to per-
| severe in their determination 20 win the
| independence OF Ireland from English
domination by peaceful means if possible.
but TO win at all hazards.
The Blockade OF TOnquin.
LONDON, September 1.-THE Standards
| Hong Kong dispatch states that the Sc
verify of the blockade Of Tonquin has been
so far relaxed as to allow vessels to pro-
coed to their ports OF destination, after be-
ing searched for articles cOntraband OF
war. There is great lack Of harmony be-
tween the French civil and military au-
4
thorities in Tonquin.
WarIike Operations Suspended.
HONG KONG, September 17.-Gcneral
BOvct has arrived here from Hanoi. War
like operations in Tonquin have been sus-
pended until the arrival OF achievements
from France.
a Sensation from Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, September lit Is
stated that the Czarina lately detected one
Of the Imperial chambcrlains in the act OF
placing Nihilistic documents in her apart
ments. and that he, fearing the conse-
quenccs. committed suicide. The authori-
ties endeavored to prevent the fact being
made public.
Discussions I'm the French Cabinet.
LONDON, September IA dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph Company from
Paris says rumors Of dissension in the
French Cabinet have been revived, and it
is thought they will result in the retire
ment OF NJ. Challamel Lacour.
Hanged.
ALEXANDRIA, September 1.-Two OF the
men who were convicted OF participation
in the massacros in this city after its evacu-
alton bv Ayabi PaSha were hanged to-day.