Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-20


And one OF the joys of our Heaven shsll be--
The little boy that DIED.
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| LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
lRER STEAMSHIP BALTIC.
| ENGLAND.
The London Globe, government organ of the 5tb
eve have good reason to believe that there is M
truth in the assertion contained in late number of the
Assemble Rationale respecting instructions supposed
to have been addressed by Count Nesseroe alter the
meeting OF the Emperors Olmutz, to the Russian re-
personalities at Naples, Rome and Tuscany, aconaint
ing them that Ruasi, Prussia and Austria, had agreed
to afford assistance those States for the suppression
| OF revolutionary movements. N commercial news of
| Importance.
In the English House of Lords, on Friday the LIST
list, the royal given by commission IN he
Ecclesiastical Titles Assumption Bill. This famous
measure is now the law Of the land and the question
whether it Will be enforced or not, has already given
rise to much speculation If should be enforced in
| Ireland, the general opinion seems to be that It will
| cause great excitement.
The returns OF the Board of Trade for the month en-
ding on the 9th OF July show that the declared value of
our manufactures exported in the sixth month of the
year was 49, against f5 $50 1876 in the cores
poInmolng month OF last year, being increase of
I4II 40. For the halt year the exports show in
crease over 1850 OF f2,3l5 349 and over ls49 of E7
oIo44. Not only do the artisans appear to be we'll
employed, but to be consuming ncre sed quantity
OF the principal articles of food imported
/ he number OF persons who have paid for admission
at the doors OF the Crystal Palace the 3lst ult has
been 00S and the entrance fees have amounted tn
tl93 100 As. The estimated number of persons en-
terlng with season tickets has been 579 1885, giving
total OF 1882 303 visits. The total number who have
entered, including stats and exhibitors attendants as
estimated by the police, is 3l62o74 The largest num-
Der OF vlslters in any day the 18th of july
when "a l22 persons entered The largest number Of
vsers in any one week was from the 18th to the 18th
nl when 3o5 1858 entered the building. The largest
number present In the palace any time was S.
81. Ihs was at two O'Clock in the afternoon of the
2lst ut.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
On Thursday 1.-The 2ls ult., the following twenty five
members of the Legislative Assembly were elected to
form the commission of permanence during the vaca-
Ddier, General Changarnier, Duiougerals souvare,
Barthelemy, De Montgny, Berger, Vtet, Poujoula,
Bernardo De Monticello, Bocher, De La Tourette Adj
rnira Cecie, RuIliere, Hubert De Lisle, Bonvilers
De Kermarec, De Bar, Grouchy, and De More
mart.
! This is the list which prepared in spirit of con.
citation, by the three conservative clubs in the hope
that, by avoiding the nomination Of men belonging 10
| the extreme factions, better spirit might prevail be-
tween the commission and the executive.
| The Court of Assize OF Doua have Just condemned
the publisher OF The Vox du Poscrt to three months i'm
prsOnment, and 500t ue, for two seditous articles NJ
Cremieux pleaded ior the defendant.
Charles Hugo, editor oithe Evenement is lodged in
the Concefgere, to undergo the imprisonment which
he had been sentenced for an attack on the respect due
| 10 the law
| Another candestne printing press has been seized
La the Legislative Assembly, Saturday, The bill to
enable the city OF Paris to borrow fifty millions francs
for the purpose OF carrying on the improvements in the
| city, was carried by an immense majority.
M. Deithel, minlsteraiist, has been returned for
the department OF the Lot Several of the late cleo
lions have terminated in similar results; that the pre-
government may be said to be rapidly increasing
in strength.
The declining trade of the capital aud the provinces
| has wonderfully increased during the past lew DAYS
owing TO the great influx OF foreigners, particularly
| English.
The accounts Of the wheat crops this week are much
more favorable than those previously teceVed. The
ensuing vintage, too IS thought will be equal to fair
average crop.
from having been otthe full extent of the diaas-
tiers caused by the late buricance, when spoke OF
two days back. The project, who Al visited lie
communes which We're devastated is described hav
ing been much shocked al what he saw, and he mme
datey issued proclamation calling on the public TO
| get UP subscription in aid OF those who have been
left destitute. He himself, the bishop the receivergen-
eral, and the engneer-a chief, subscribed 1901 teaci.
Among the scenes described to those Which took
place at Asnan number of the inhabitants were
there in the fields getting IN the harvest, when in
instant, oil clouds collected them, and al
most before they could ioT shelter, they found
themselves developed in sort OF whirlwind OF large
hail. which prevented their seeing, and bruised their
bodies most severely. The wind then perfect
hurricane and several persons were flung by TO the
ground withvloence. Every one eadeavored to lind
shelter under a range oil lofty chestnut which
grew near, but the impeuositY OF the wind became
such that nothing could resist it, and the largest trees
were torn I'd by the roots An elderly man, who had
seated hilnseltin the hollow OF gigantic ttee was
suddenly dashed TO the ground under the immense
trunk, and killed by It's weight, hs vile and children
standing near under another tree, and unable TO as
sjst him Not far off another tree torn up BY na
roots and thrown down on woman who was stand
ing under it with her child in her arms. BY good
fortune she fell in hollow OF the ground, and so was
saved It, however, took upwards Of an hours work 10
exrcae her. The child did not receive scratch.
We have been informed that the church of Monienoi-,
son has been completely destroyed, and that two chill
dren were killed in that commune by the whirlwnd.
Just gong to press learn that the minis
ter OF commerce has sent, rst assistance, OF
| 6 000 and the minister of the interior l,000"
| The Courier de la Gronde states that the captains
| OF several vessels who had taken out number OF ie
males on speculation TO San Franc SEQ, had been
der the necessity oseng them by auction, in order to
defray the expenses OF their passage. The paiaest
among them were knocked down at "a IS the others,
according TO their youth ard beauty fetched better
prices but the highest Obtained was I'll 5s.
| The Assemble National says "A strange
attracted on Thursday, vast crowd OF pfomenaderS
TO the Rond Paint in the Champs Elysees. la a DASH
ing equipage two elegantly attred females assalled
each other in language anything but polite and then
set 10 work with their fists and nails each others
faces In a short time both olIees and features
considerably damaged. At last of them finding
herself vanqushed uttered loud cries of distress and
some gentlemen went TO her assistance. The vctori-
Gus lady 10 whose arm champagne had lent strength,
was expelled from the carriage, aud the defeated lady
Qols Montes) ordered the coachman to drive her to