The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-02
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Trouble I'm Londonderry.
lPPREuENDRD RIoT1NG BETWEEN ORANGE
MEN AND NATIONALISTs.


LONDONDERRY, IRELAND, November L.
4 large number Of Orangcmen took pos
session Of and occupied the City Hall to-
dav in order to prevent the Lord Mayor Of
Dublin. for whom the hall had been en-
gagged. from delivering a lecture upon
franchise. A number OF Nationalist from
DONEGAL arrived here this morning and as
Sembled at the railway station to meet the
Lord Mayor OF Dublin. They will enter
tain him ut dinner tonight. The authori-
ties stationed policemen along the streets
OF the city through which the Lord Mayor
passed. 4 troop OF Lancers has arrived TO
prevent any collision between the Orange
men and Nationalist. The seizure by
Orangemen of the City Hall created in
tense excitement here. Some OF the Orange
men stationed themselves upon the roof Of
the building and waved their regalia. Sew
cral OF them, with sponge-rOds belonging
TO cannon. have gone inside the building.
They are determined to forcibly hold the
CITY Hall.
The corporation met this morning and
rescinded Its resolution to rent the hall for
the delivery of the lecture by the Lord
Mayor.
Upon the arrival Of the Lord Mayor Of
Dublin he was placed in a wagon and
driven through the city. The procession
e.corting him carried green banners and
their bands played Irish national airs. The
Lord Mayor arrived 1T his hotel safely.
During the passage of the procession Il
man was shot in the face and boy received
bullet in one OF his eyes. Serious rioting
Is expected. The Orangemen have planted
the union-jack on the roof the City Hall.
THE PROCESSION FIRED INTO.
LONDONDERRY. November 1-EUening.-
! While the procession which was escorting
! the Lord Mayor OF Dublin to his hotel was
passing the City Hall the Orangemen con-
ereeated there fired upon it and threw
sIates from the windows and roof OF the
building. The man who was previously
reported TO be wounded is dying, and his
deDosition has been taken. The National
ist,' procession dispersed after the Lord
Mayor entered Roddy's Hotel, but IN an
! gry crowd afterwards congregated around
| the CITY Hall, which they stoned, breaking
its windows. The police then charged the
mob and cleared the streets. The mill
| tarv were called out 10 assist in restoring
order. Bodies OF Lancers are parading the
main streets. Intense anxiety prevails in
all circles throughout the city.
THE CITY HALL VACATED.
LONDONDERRY, November Is p. NJ
The Orangemen have vacated the City Hal
and withdrawn from its vicinity. The
Mayor has issued proclamation appealing
to the people to refrain from violence and
retaliation.
The London Explosions.
LoNpON, November 1.-Major Maiendie
OF the Board OF Trade. who has examined
the scene Of explosion OF Tuesday evening
at Praed-Street station, states that every
sign confirms his belief that nitro-g lycerinC
was the explosive used.
The explosions have caused an intense
excitement in Irish circles in London
The Irish almost unanimously think the
outrages were due to delberately-plannet
Vaccinations OF enemies OF the National
party OF Ireland. who intend to create AZ
apti-Irish feeling in England. 1t will bC
next to impossible, they think, to have
perfectly impartial jury to try O'D0nnel
now. it Is also remarked that the eXplo
sions occurred at about the moment thai
Dayltt was opening his address in st
James Hall. Ii is stated that the police
are unaware OF the presence in London o
any O'Donoyan-R Rosa dynamiters. How
ever. all the Irish rendezvous are cl0Sel,
watched.
Cause of Morris Rangers Failure.
| LONDON, November 1.-The Times at
tributes the failure OF Morris Ranger, tn
Liverpool cotton-broker, to his grossl.
reckless speculation in England ant
America and on the continent. IL says h
aimed TO control the cotton exchanges o
the world, and had the help OF wealth
houses in London, New York, and Ham
burg. The effect OF the failures In Liver
pool will be local. The London none
market is not affected by them. Their
/, probably will be an increased demand 70
cotton. followed by a rejection. The Time
severely condemns the wild dealings i
futures which have prevailed in Liverpool
and advises the adoption OF the America
rules for deposit Of margins as some RI
: striction thereto.
| Crisis eliminated.
2 LIVERPOOL, November l.-There Is a
easier feeling in the cotton market. Til
general opinion is that the crisis has Gu
minated. and that the firms that have bee
considered financially embarrassed will b
able TO meet all demands as they may b.
come due. There Is better tone In th
market. Morris Ranger has filed pet
ton for liquidation by arrangement wit
his creditors.
: Libel suit Decided.
1 MONTREAL, November 1.-The libel su
OF the Allan Steamship Company fc
$4,000 damages against the Montreal WI
ness has been decided in favor Of the WI
e ness.
Q burned TO the Waters Edge.
I PoRT DALPoUsIE, ONT, November L.
The steamer City OF Toronto was burne