Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-09

stated to be compound OF insmy aud obscenity
OF the fouesi kind; and the latter person. native OF
Scotland, from whose maigniiy exemption only TO be
purchased by advertising largely in his papcr bribng
HIMSELF He had been horscwhipped repeatedly, and legal
proceedings taken against him Tor his beous attacks
individuals Well this the scoundrc who had attack
cd him Mr. O'Conne-this the correspondent Of the
Times; and how well suited they each other
Laughtor Was he justified in such rascal
of their place OF meeting fest he coudi Hear lie
eScommunlcationproot when dealing with such misc
rable outcast 81 society Mr. Gordon Bennett lie would
conclude by calling upon the American public spum such
creature from amongst them. Checrs Mr.. Steel rose
TO explain how he had been the medium OF introducing the
unfortunate reptile Bennett the meeting. Mr.. Vincent
fitzpatrick had handed him the fellows card and 1t sur
prsed him little, powerful antavcry speech had
Just been delivered by the hbefaor -LrerPo0I
Mail
the London Times Of the 18th ut for which paper
/ indebted TO Charles Wlmer's Express
Our accounts from Madrid OF later date than
the 10Th inst Ii the opinion OF the political
circles, that the Cores would assemble the 18th OF
October and that the Ministry would be under the
eessiy Of convokng the Central Junto This last measure
however,, not considered likely peace and
order in the country, but would according alarm
ists be productive of still greater anarchy than that which
now pcrvadcs the Kingdom. Ii accordingly believed
that Espartcro, notwithstanding the political ncapacty he
gave so many proofs Of would long be recalled he be-
ing with all his faults the only who could achieve any
ameloauoh, Introduce regular order of things in Spain
The authorities had arrested several members of secret
society," organized with view promote the designs of the
lntante Don francisco de Paula.
Genn O'Donnell lately appointed Captain General of
Cuba had not yet sailed from Cadiz the ith
THr FEENcu Mail SrEANsuIFs.-Thc Journal DIES De-
bats states that the French Transatlantic will be-
gun to ply IN few months. There DC four grand
lines and four secondary lines.
The frst grand line is be from Havrc TO New York
the second from Bordeaux Martinique touching CO.
rnna and the Azores in the outward voyage and returning
diroci the third from Marscies Martinique, touching
at Barcelona Cadz, and Madeira, in the outward voyage
and returning direct the fourth from ST. Nszae Rio Ia
metro, touching a, Lisbon, Goree, Pernambuco, Bahia
the outward voyage, and returning direct.
Tho hrst secondary line is be from Martinique the
Havannah touching at ST Thomas Porto Rico Cape Hal
uen and San de Cuba both going and returning the
second, from the HayHnnah TO New Orleans, touching
Vera Cruz, Tampco Galveston and New Orleans, both
going and reurnng the third, from Martinique Laguira,
touching Chargres Carthagenn and Santa Martha. the
outward voyage, and returning dirccr the fourth from
Rio Janero to the ports OF La Plata Monte Vdeo and Bue
nos Ayres.
HAMBURG, September IL.
letter from Warsaw says that Count Branizki, who
lately gave his daughter in marriage at Dresden, Count
hanslnk died IN an apopecuc INT after his return
warsaw II IS said that he left property TO the amount Of
100000 of Polish forins.
Repeal Noremenfs.-It seems that the only difficulty in
summoning Mr.. OConnclls quasi-P ariament consists
arranging TO eyade the law for said that the
Der OF Candidates who apply the Repeal Association
be appointed embarasses choice The Council is TO be
called the Preservatve Society; number 300 members,
each laying down fl00 aud will probably be convened
at the close OF the year, after Mr.. OConnels speedyap
preaching at Derrynanc.
NdriRe DSdSters-The Regular, East Indaman for
Bombay and China lost off the Cape OF Good Hope
on the lth of May after having struggled the Sth
against Tremendous The passengers and crew. -
in all, abandoned the ship three boats being then 800
miles from land, and after - hours of suffering
danger, rescued by the French gae Cleopatra and
soop OF war Aemene which providentally fell IN with
them The Regular had valuable cargo of specie, iron
and copper.
The Queen Victoria, East Indaman lost on the 9Th
OF April, while on her voyage from Bombay Liverpool
ne mate, passenger and nine drowned.
The brig Thomas Dickinson from Mauritins for London
was lost on the 9Th OF May All board saved but
sci and cargo total loss
The Amelia Thompson, OF London, was lost on the 23d
OF May, about eighty miles from Madras. The first and
third mates carpenter cook steward and seamen were
drowned.