The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13
THE. DAILY DISPATCH
IAS A. cow ARDTN, Proprietor
1TTGHR. PLEASANTS, Editor.
FJEruER THE FRANKLIN.

III Il ! Il IL ID L III hS4NNliN.
~, yeHk. Oct. II, M-The steamer
,.-.....- a-i1td her" this morning with three
t.,. later na,gccs from Europe. She brings
..s. q. i#s 29h September. She has on
'..,F I.4 passengers, and $lS0,0O0 in specie.
She r-a. iac passage in little over II days
,frs pert To port.
6zse&7 ENGLAND.
81 .,....acr Washington touched off Cowes
..e -a.a u,t. The steamer America arrived
I.,.l..1 on the Goth.
The American guauo expedition TO the Lo-
tn. ls..r#> was creating much uneaslness
.ug.rg cr IorS in guano, and the Peruvian
bond holders were IN apprehension OF n COLI
sim. TIE London Times, of the 2Slh uItimo,
contains ~u article expressing the conviction
,..tfse perIyan government will be able to
.r.t al .E capture the whole OF the merchant
.ssss.- engaged in the expedition, unless
..n ug,al -,aGdron OF The United States in
.tI'eTe.
The ,zc''oment regarding the weather had
sni-.lrA The harvest north had nearly all
teen gathered safely. The wheat crop would
ou H.. whole. be under an average, quality
Q.rcu .cIoria was still in Scotland
I.ri..y OF the Duke of WELLINGTON was
., "a. N..mer Castle, awaiting necessary
a,raa1ru.ea's for lying in state in Chelsea
.l-pH4.
FRANCE.
Tie Ne&s from France Is of an interesting
Sd. .-.-. Ncilns character. II is confident
J, -.. .Aat France is to be declared an
I..... about the lJih OF October, and
- So. ,.eon 10 be Emperor.
I.e J.. #ou Times, on the authority Of its
.at., -p.ndents, says that the first ap-
sl.E.. .,t ards cons sdmmaung an Empire
.. g 4, trltEIN. take piGCp Hb0uJ bP
b . .- t,.. teT, when on the Presidents AZ
l..o. som rs tour the decree Will be publish
rs. .u H., Mnnii-lr for an extraordinary con-
vocation he Senate, for the purpose Of ex-
.r..r...- & --.-.> .>Ses eman0tng from the De
fsr.laeut~ and Councils General ami 10 either
t.u-c " D. pom thereon, or for the Senators to
-a,.,e Na,e.gCn 10 assume the imperial dynas-
" III once ga his return, after completing his
present journey. to Paris. On this occasion
-e j. 80 he welcomed with great splemdor-in
Z -,yi~ Il royalty and imperial pomp, far
-...p-.u- any ,hIng ever before seen in Paris.
\ 'oIDIlau!e aud well planned conspiracy
was iaId ut MarseIiles 10 assassinate Louis Ma
io3e0U Oh : passage through that city. An
Internal r.ach.ne was seized. it had been
planted IN q house on the street through
which he " - 10 pass the next dav. Furtu-
Aal@ly, however, II was seized by the police,
and taken charge Of by them.
The machine is composed of two hundred
-lt ifty gun barrels, loaded with fifteen hund-
led bullets; besides these there were some blum
orTbusscs similarly charged with grape shot
TINS baiIe-y il fired during the passage of the
splendid Cortege, would have completely
z"ePtawoy the President and his attendants
Il Is t4oug.tnot single survivor, in his i'm
mediate presence, would have been left. Ii is
said that s..Il another machine, Of similar con
struCu0n. Is in existence in Marseilles. Many
the consgirators in this bloody design have
been arrested, and will be adequately punish
ed The plot was c0ncocted by d secret So
Ciely, upon which the police have long had an
eye,
The Paris Journals are principally occu-
pied chJOnicting the progress Of the President
through the Southern departments. At Gre
noble, Avignon and Marseiles, the President
was received with most extraordinary outward
show ana po,up, and demonstrations of JOY,
but beneath all this current of popular rejoic-
ing. there were plain indications of secret ha-
irrd. which Vas evinced by the terrible attempt
o. assassinale him.
The subject Of advancing the addresses
cmnuatiuE from the Departmental Councils
generally ana Of either framing a report there
on or passing the Senate's ultmaIum inviting
Louis Napoleon to assume the imperial dynas-
", nus moi vet been definitely settled
Ihtre'urn otthe prince to Paris, after com
pie,lng his present journey, will be celebrated
wiki royal and imperial pomp and magnif-
cence, winch wlil eclipse any thing Of the sort
ever seen III Efance.
The news ot the attempted assassi nation of
Louis Napoleon had no effect on the Paris
BJuEse. IAe machine calculated 10 Kill
>.g persJEs.