The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-22

but were resisted and compelled to with
draw. ReinforcementS arrived at mid
night, which were received with volley
OF stones and shots from the rioters. The
troops returned the fire, killing ten and
wouHding many OF the mob. OF the mill
tary twO soldiers were wounded.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, September 21.-The leading
grain circular says: The grain market is
quiet. Foreign wheats are rather more
steady. English wheat under liberal sup
plies is generally Cd. @ls. lower. CargOes
off the coast continues depressed, and are
difficult to sell unless Il large reduction Is
made i'm prices. The majority OF holders,
therefore, order them elsewhere. Since
Tuesday better feeling has been apparent.
The trade for forward delivery has also
improved. Indian corn on the spot is ltd.
dearer. At to-day's market there was an
average attendance. Wheat was in mod
erately good consumptive demand, eS-
pecially for red winter. which was Id.
higher. Flour was in fair request. Corn
was in small supply, and rather dearer.
The Govern0r-GeneraI's BaIi.
QUEBEC, Sebtember 21.-The Governor
Generals ball at the Citadel last night was
II HTIllu sutitNN. fp- Htip- ~
cepted out OF large number issued. A
brilliant assemblage was present. Lord
Lorne. Prince George OF Wales, Vice
Admiral Commerell and party from
the fleet, Lord John IIeryey; Rev.
DR.. Dalton, eX-tutor to Prince George.
and ladies and gentlemen In wait
ing, made up the vice regal party. The
weather was fine, and dancing was in
dulged in in the ballroom and on the
Governors terrace, adjoining the citadel.
The band of the flagship furnished the
music. and the festivities were kept up I'M
Ill an early hour this morning.
NordensIti OId's Greenland Expedition
CoPENuAGEN, September 21.-Advices
from Professor Nordenskiold's expedition
TO Greenland have been received rid
Thurso. Scotland. They state that the eX-
pedition stated from Autleskwick on the
18th OF September, and reached distance
of $50 kilometres inland, attaining height
of 1000 feet above the level OF the sea.
This is the first time that human beings
have penetrated so far INTO Greenland.
The whole region is an ice desert, proving
! that there j. no open water inland. Very
valuable scientific data have been obtained.
Mr.. Gladstone and HIS Supporters.
Loypoy. September 2l.-Mr. Gladstone
landed at Grayesend yesterday, and was
received by a large gathering OF his sup
porters, including many prominent mem
| bers OF the Liberal party, who presented
him with an address. lie was heartily
cheered on disembarking, and proceeded
to London.
The PALM Gazette says it is author
lied TO declare that the visit OF Mr.. Glad
stone to Copenhagen has no political sig
nifcance.
France and TOnquin.
LONDON, September 2l.-The Paris cor
respondent OF the Times in summing up
the situation OF affairs between France and
China saws The question is, Shall Tonqllln
! belong to China or TO France! III this
question is solved, all will be settled, but
neither OF the parties will admit that this l.
its aim. The same correspondent state
that in the memorandum submitted TO The
Chinese Government France offers to e.
tablish a neutral zone IN Tonquin.
O'DonneiI Disguised.
LONDON, September 2l.-It l. stated tina
O,Donnell has expressed his disgust III th'
fact that there have been no steps taken II
Ireland TO procure funds for his defence
lie is reported as saying, bitterly " 1t /
ike them Dublin Irishmen." He said als'
that II necessary G2O, 600 could be collected
within week to save the life OF man WIN
committed the most popular murder sine
the shooting OF Constable Talbot.
Twenty Knots an Hour.
LONDON, September 2l.-The new GuloI
line steamer Oregon made trial trip TO
day. during which she attained the spec
of twenty knots an hour. AT the luncheon
which was given in the afternoon, after IN
cruise. Mr.. Pearce, manager for John ~
der & Co. who built the Oregon said b
should never consider his work accom-
nlished until he had built ships able
cross the Atlantic in five days.
Rumors About Another Montreal
Bank Trouble. .,
, LONDON, September 2l.-Reports hay
been received in London from Montre'
that another Canadian bank is in difficult.
Leading bank officials and financial autbo
tiles here say they have private advlces tn
fatty deny these rumors'