The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-09
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TBy cable to The Dispatch
Sailors Canfured by the EsaialI

LONDON, January S.-The Government
OF the Dutch East Indies has sent a body
OF troops to the west coast OF Acheen to
compel the raiab, who holds in captivity
the crew OF the steamer Pisero, which was
wrecked there in November last, on the
passage from Sourabrya to Singapore, to
surrender them. TWENTY-FIVE OF the crew
are in the hands Of the raiah and
mis- tribe who have pundered and
DESTROYED the vessel. Among those
held by the rajah are Second Officer Moore,
two Italians, two Germans, two Norwe-
gians. and one American. The British
gunboat Pegasus, which was sent to their
relief in December was unable to commit
nicate with the rajah, and British Consul
hennedy reported that il the Pegasus had
had fired upon the tribe the prisoners
would have been mastered.
The Crown Princes Interview with
the Pope.
LONDON, january S.-The Rome CORE
spondent OF the Stqnddrd says that the
conversation held by the Pope with Crown
Prince Frederick William upon the occa-
sion OF the lattef's visit to the Vatican con-
sisted OF two parts, one OF which will re-
main absolutely secret, while the other will
be published at the proper time. The Pope
has informed the cardinals that he has con-
signed 10 the secret archives 4 detailed ac-
count Of the conversation between himself
and Prince Frederick William in order to
transmit to posterity 4 statement which
NAV in the future be OF much importance.
SOciaIisfic Parisians Denounced.
PARIS, January S.-Unemployed work.
men have issued violent manifesto, cali
ing meeting for Sunday next to pro-
test against the action OF the minority OF
the Paris wOrkmcn who were sent TO B0s-
ton TO study American industry, but who
wasted their time in holding social meet
ings and fraternizing with the worst class
OF cXles.
Indictment of Paris Newspaper.
PARIS, January S.-Deputy Talandler's
paper. La Repnbtique DemOcrGtiQue Ell
.Sociaie, has been indicted for melting TO
murder and outrages against morality.
This action Is taken on account OF state
ment recently made in Ta!andier's paper
that reprisals against the English would
soon occur in Ireland and England TO
avenge the execution OF O'Donnell.
Russian Nthilisfic Threats.
ST. PETERSBURG. January S.-A letter adj
dressed TO Count Tolstoi, Minister OF the
Interior, has been received, announcing
that he has been sentenced to death by the
Nibilists. Ii is also intimated in the letter
that It is the intention OF the Nihlists to
murder General Orschetfsky Muraireff. the
chief public prosecutor, and VI. Dobrshar-
sky, also public prosecutor.
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ST. JOINS, n. F., January S.-A
number OF arrests were made at liar-
Dor Grace to-day in connection with
the recent riot. Among them was
head Constable Doyle. These parties
are indicted for the murder Of Gala
han and for firing the first shots.
Coady. Wade, and Shanahan, who are the
principal witnesses in this matter, swear
that Constable Doyle urged on the Orange
society to fire, and that he himself fired
the first shot, killing Callahan.
Russian Socialism.
BERLIN. January SIT has become
known here that many factory employees
in Perm, Russia, have been arrested. and
revolutionary documents discovered in
their possession. Among the workmen OF
Perm there is a Socialist propaganda, and
Socialism is rapidly spreading among the
working population.
A Liverpool Failure.
LIVERPOOL, January S.-Dart 4 Rogers,
fruiterers, have failed, with liabilities
placed at 100000. Financial difficulties
in other firms engaged in the same trade
are reported.
The French Chambers.
PARIS. January S.-The French senate
and Chamber OF Deputies resumed their
sessions to-day.
The Last Victim.
TORONTO, January S.-AleXander Iurlii'
the twenty-eighth victim OF the Grand
Trunk railway disaster, died last night.