Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
FOREIGN MOTIFS.
The pnrnoiI communicable Vii
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LONDON, May 2s.-The Psfnell Commits
sion viii adjourn on Friday uniilJune 18TH.
Permission ha. been given 10 the imprisoned
members Of Parliament, Me'srs. Condor ana
John O'COnuor, 10 come 70 London ana ies-
tiiv before the commission. Mr. Req, OF
counsel for Mr. Parnell. produced before the
commission TO-DAY the league books when
have been in POSSESSION OF MTs. MalOney, the
treasurer OF the Ladies' Land League In
Dublin. Mr.. Reid stated that the Times has
subppnsed Mrs. Maloney and could have pro-
cured the books before II II had desired to.
There was another race TO-DAY between the
vachts Nslkyrie, lrcx. and IarHna. The
Nalkvrie was oeaten by both the other vessels.
The course va. from llarwich 20 south End
The time OF The three yachts was "a follows;
lreX, 81. 3m. Ais; Iarna, 80. LON. 2ds'i
Nalkyric, IN. 26m D..
HOUSE, OF COMMONS.
LoNDoy. May 2S.-In the House OF Com
mons to.uight Mr.. Edmund Robertson,
member for Dundee. moved q reduction OF
tho Foreign Office vote for the purpose Of
taking the judgment Of the House on the
absence o. Lord Lytton, British Amo,,sa-
dor al Paris. on The occasion OF the opening
Of the French Exhibition.
sir James FERGUSON, Under forelgn Secre-
t1ry. DENIED that Lord Lyton's absence was
due 10 prc8rrangcd understanding het"e"
the European Governments. 1t was the
opinion Of the House that toe country ought
not 10 have anything TO 30 with The celebra-
ton OF A revolution regarding which the po-
litiral parties in France remained bitterly
divided. lCon-erVatIye cheers When the
nation was unanimous an It's relo'cing' on
the centenary 81 grest historic event there
could be- no impr0prieiy In the Queens REP
rcscuta'ive being PRESENT no The ceremonies
concentrating such an event Thus Lord
Beaconsheld authorized the British Minister
no Washington 20 take part I'm The ceremonies
that attended the centenary OF American In
dependence. The absence Of Lord Lytlon
BIAS aroused no Dissatisfaction IA France.
Mr.. Gladstone acquitted the Government
Of having acted i'm concert with ether Pow
crs IN the matter, but he blamed the MINIS
frv for 40 error Of judgment He thought
Lord Lytton should have oecn present at toe
opening d the Exhibition.
AFTER further debate NJ. Rlbef'sou's mo-
ton was rejected.
IMPRESSIONS OF HEGREr
LcVp0N. Nay ga memorial, drawn up
by the members 81 Parliament relative 10 TIE
absence Of Lord Lytton from the opening
ceremonies OF lNf ldIis iA IlbitlDuf Hah u'tu
forwarded 10 President CarnOt. The me-
mortal. which expresses regret at the absence
OF Lord Lytton on the 0ccasi0n referred TO,
j.. signed 10y 2D3 members OF The House u
Commons.
SYMPATHY REFUSED.
LONDON, Nay 2S-At "a meeting OF the
London Council to-day It was proposed that
d resolution be- adopted expressing sympathy
with the Prince and Princess 81 Wales be-
cause Of The behavior Of the crowd at the
Whitehall review on saturday. Mr.. Burns,
"a Socialist member, strongly objected 10 the
proposal, however, sod the matter was
dropped.
Mr.. AND Mrs. GLADSTONE.
ToNDoN, Nav 2S.-S'r Charlie. Russell gave
a dinner this evening 10 Dir. and Mrs. Glad
stone. Among the guests were Mr.. Parnell,
Lord Randolph Churchill, the Earl Of Aber-
deem, Frederick Harrison, Burne Jones, and
q number OF pr0ment Gladstonelns.
FIRE ~ THE FORWARD HOLD.
Liverpool. Nav %. After the arrival OF
The Cuuard Line steamer Seryis at this port
Yesterday from New York a slight fire was
discovered i'm the forward mold. The damage
to the cargo wss confined 10 three bales Of
cotton. The ship was not injured.
EyICTIONs.
DUBLIN. May 2S.-Eight tenants on the
Luggacurran estate were eyictrd to-day.
Many English and American visitors VIII
messed the work Of eviction.
The Marquis Of Londonderry will retire
il0m the ylceroyship August 9th.