Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-06

to request him suppress the actice 10 the decree
osns the Corss which lays down tina. The dJn.sae ues
TOO cannot be discussed by tue neg Constituent Assem-
oily Espaero at hrst replied to the deputon that they
ought either TO share the confidence sposed In him by
nson OF else govern In his place o1g s1o vs'
the depuadon, recommended them to address ther pet
ton to the Council Of Minister The delegates Withdrew
IN great excitement. Notwithstanding these dangerous
symptoms the government 10 thought to be strong enough
TO carry out its policy.
maud OF Sslliog Master Moore. leh Ch.restouu Navy
Yard, on Thursday join the United State, ship lude-
psndeuce, at New York, now fitting for the Pacific.
a, Boston. and probably discharged The corvette
John Adams fully prepared to receive crew. and will
haul out Of dock at once.
Baltic on Saturday. She thoroughly examined and
the damage to her machinery found not TO be great
as at first supposed.
The work on the frigste at Boston Is pro-
crossing as rapidly as the appropriations will allow.
An arrival ~ Boston from the coast OF Africa reports
the United States ship Constitution Aourovs July
sth the Marion was At Goree, July 10Th, all
we'll Letter bags FROM both vessels have been re-
ceived.
Ar HoNe KoSo. July The U. s steamer ]. Han.
cock, soops p. Kennedy aud Vneeunes brig Porpoise
United States schr j. Fenuimore Cooper. and Spanish
steamer Jorge Juan. Al Csutou-Her A.jestys ship
Couus and the United States ship Plymouth.
Norfolk Herald.
BLNp RoRRkR.-A market gardener At Vanguard
barking Of his dog. He got up aud seized his gum but
could see no one. The morning he heard that an
old blind man, who had been accustomed get bis living
by begging, had been picked in the street bsthed 10
blood, with his shoulderoon broken ftightfal wound
in his head and other grave Sent the hospi-
tai Necker, the old mau, made confession which caused
some surprise. He had, he said Notwithstanding his
blindness gone into rope walk by the side Of the garden
wall with the intention oil committing robbery. The
gardeners dog, which loose him. and after bark.
ing to give sn alarm, rushed on him, aud BIT him
a. n lama ha fr,E Anks To-, L.,k
he went too abanloned quarry yards deep
Tie fell into IT, and injured himself in the manner stated
After remaining some time insensbie he to crawl
out OF the quarry and succeeded after while reaching
the Grsude Rue Tners his strength failed him and no
could 20 no further. He accordingly fell in the
aud remained until found The old mans injuries so
serious that his lie is despairsd of-Gslignani.
HoorED DRsssES, Is said likely to come into vogue
again. the fashionable leaders of London aud Paris are
taking the preliminary steps tue eve to the
increasing rotundity Even have their dmen-
sions enlarged by the OF crinone and whaieboue-
VI course Is ridiculous enough, but who say that
season tso hence will witness the appearance of
hooped dresses Chestnut street, Fashion pow
erfil enough In her control the ladies' accom-
psh any revolution which caprice NAV dictate
The success here OF the Introduce tho old
fashion of wearing trains, is pruoi positive Of this IL
only nee Is Tor the 4" kues breeches ~
aud cooked has to make believe that the days of
Old regime have come back again. There Is one thing
certain hoped dresses come into general USE Chestnut
street will have to be enlarged the prom .nade
Phil. U. S. Gazette.
MARSHAL ST. ARSAuD's ADDRESS TO rae ALLIED Ar
NIss.-Mirshsl ST. Arnsud issued Varua the following
address to the army the sOth OF July" Soldiers OF
the Allied Armes:-We shall soon advance into the tor
rIiory OF our enemy rely on your obedience, your
bravery aud steslness in the tight The task have
complete Is no light one. The enemy have to en-
counter Is strong aud The forty years of peace
passed by US in pron,ting commerce, industry and arts
have been speut by him in the study Of the of war;
and in military Preparations From your bravery and en-
ergY ErAlce and EnglAnl victory Tha .,f
all Europe you. Show yourself the worthy sons
OF your brave fathers. We march into the land OF
enemy, resolved victory conquerors must We zee
our fa,herlinl, or never more return"
The Cuban Conite Diree.iro, the Cubans and those
friendly 10 the liberation of Cuos assembled in New
York on Friday evening commemorate the third anui-
versary of the victims to Cuban liberty. There was
large attendance and several ladies present TIE
dag OF free Cuba, craped bearing tie name of Lopez
and without handle, Suspended behind the tribune
near the American colors. 81 The Mountain French
section OF the Society OF Universal Repubcau entered
the room in body, and deposited their standard red
ground bearing white Iriangle) which also in
mourning, beside the Cuban aig Serio comic speeches
then made the speakers proving themselves com.
petent members Of the =" Mutual Admiration Society"
aud dividing their laudaon equally among themselves
aud the memory Of those they pro!essed DO honoring
Cuoi is expected TO be annexed shortly.
sALH or INK WARY SPRISGs-The celebrated Warm
Springs in Bath county in this State sold auction
on the LIST instant for the OF S50000-Aessrs Mays
Francisco and gentleman whose name Is recollected
were the purchasers. Tney reside 10 the negbborhood
OF the Spuss and OF know the value of pro-
perry There are about 5000 Of gazing land
attached to the Springs. TIE price Is deemed low by
some persons, while ohers regard it 4, speculative
price.-EuquIer.
Twelve OF rich ve!ves valued At nearly sic 600
which had been smIgglei from Europe at what time is
OF knoSn but which had been secrsJed in the store OF
Mr. Pdstacoli Spaniard, at No 81 Pearl street, New
ork, were seize in that city on Saturday last By
tom house official
Thu Odd Ca,,;,oi ,oif, . 49,. =, Il. r
of It's subscribers who had stopped the paper because
It had so ANY advertisements 10 IT, jus, after he stop
ped the paper his farm advertised delinquent for
taxes and sold. After while, probably BY the ruin OF
his credit he discovered his "hI and by spending two
days time ADD paying per cent penalty redeemed
his farm. Ol his home he stopped the Sentinel
office and re subscribed, aud departed wiser man.
MARRIAGE IN fRAscE.-An application was on Satur-
Jay MADE the Civil Tribunal declare null and void
marriage celebrated by the Reverend ~ Coauerel the
Protestant minister the 4th Of October 1853 between
Ri Engshman and Portuguese. Both parties made the
demand and each complained of the other bu. ap
peared that the marriage had not been celebrated
civil officer, by which alone il would be valid according
TO tho French law that publication register Of had
been made at the Portuguese embassy and that the Por
uguese laws prohibit marriages between persons OF DIFF
eren religions the tribunal declared il void aud decided
that settlement which had been entered into before the
marriage with respect to certain property should be void
also.
FRoM CnISA-A letter, dated, Canton, June 90 re-
and Russian squadrons bad close TO Shanghai and
that aher very hot engagement the latter were COM
peteIy anpibisted. The report is not credible.
Piraces had greatly increased in the China seas
Among other vessels the American ship Josiah Quincy
had been chased by four large unks of the L,drone
Commander Rnggold, OF the American surveying expe-
dton be, promised to send vessel in quest Of the pr
rates. should Commodore Perry no, arrive before he has
completed bis repars On the 10th Of Juue the Porpose
started on cruise but returned two days afterwards
without having fallen in With any pirate junks The
English war steamer Spartan started the 18th, and
captured junk, With between forty and fly men, who
were banded over to the Chinese au thores for tri.
HEALTH or CHARLLsToS-There were forty-two dea N,
10 Charleston last week, including twenty from yellow
fever. Of the victims Of the epidemic, only three were
natives Of the United States and two Of them sailors from
Baltimore. Their names are not given. Eleven we're
natives Of ireland.
Tue ERics'os.-The New York journal Of Commerce
understands that iu place OF the in the
Ericsson par OF approved and very economical boilers
70 be put in aud that the work will be done in about
eight weeks-when she will no doubt take her place
amongst our beat steamers" If this information ia
rect, suppose indicates the failure st o the pau
sible aud promising hot.air invention.