The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-24

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an nr1r-~-~ = = = - : 3 =
) w i 1lJBEK "a. 1904
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THE BRITISH PRESS ON THE wAnss
rruyc
tnsppenes. not long since, that the British Gand
trench people were thrn-n frf., an exf.rv of inv
BY the ne,w. IS q. =, = C-,.N-.---,..s q.
as... g :, -. ~. l.s' u 0eosssopoi ano sne
- - .o'ooo nussians. The papers teemed
wnn glowing accounts and their words af ernlta
tation were erhoad and :. s-h., =, "a.
L;,.ax-- ..1. = ~ l.ousuous INC mo
-. - = uIeas nlaain ano tne empire OF France
Dss suooeniy turned out that all this news was
false-that hoax had been neruetr.se3 II - -.
Of cour.e c.,,,. -. S :
,h .-. -,p = sn0 a0 sPli = = sne4t oresmss ana
80 p.Pels winch had 30 recently 1exulted over
great events, turned to denying that they had ever
believed the story. Tina the I.ondar N>~. -.
s....l. "a
asss never given more than conditional,
topol we do NOT ssv hi. ~ ers5s ~ -s,.rss n
having been misled By plausible and coDfidently
10y ..oIy' lor we should have plenty-Empercrs
.n. y Ssaie, dlpiomafisfs-to keep us In
80 uus oecause IL y the facf, and because
... 20 impress upon the minds Of our rca-
.ss 49,. -, tuc CoususiouS We ureW rom tneee ny
@ :. u1.a may quite az leeHlmateiy be drawn
:. o..' -, 'ao '. lea' iacss.
The Times takes 1t rather more coolly, and at
tempts to gloss over the hoax in the following
words s-ga fs sd ! =
e9M
Another time 1t might De curious TO inquire by
Wnat means report, winch u now showato 70 have
been not only exaggerated but unfounded. acquired
sucn weight and consntency az TO obtain the belief
OF tne msJolny oI c,sLiled Europe, including not
only Journalists and nelr readers but men expe-
rienced In the movements OF armies and statesmen
at tne neau oi WaIy tno lncfeduious governments
frooabiy me in!ense anxiety OF the world to wit
ness, and II possible 70 accelerate, the discontinue
OF tne power Oh hussia caused this intelligence to
oe more greealiy rscelved than II deserved to be ;
Dut II was unoouDeoiy supported by corroboratons
so lfeqaenI ana apparently SO consistent, that it
iound almost universal acceptance. Our business
is, however, 20 olsmss from our minds the erro-
neous they have lately received and to
iorm a more coftect estimate OF our position from
the oiiiclai accounts wnicn arrived yesterday and
nave now been puonsned.
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AFFAIRS N MExIco.-By recent arrival at New
Orleans we have adyices from the Cltv of Mex,.o
. ,.o r.L i,st
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The nevss generaiiy III the form OF gossip, but
possesses some interest
Recent events indicate that Santa Anna is about
to be declared Emperor
OF the actual state of the revolution we know lit.
tie Runors prevail by the thousand hut nothing
positive ia ascertained.
But taithough these bruits are unfouuded, 1t il
absolutely certain that the revolution is spreading
and assuming formidable aspect Movements are
bengskillfully conducted In the very heart of the
capital, which may, ere long, bring about an ex
plosion. The censpirators rely upon the detection
of the garrison. The ministry in consternation
at tie prospect. Santa Anna himself has lost con-
fidnce in his cabinet. Recently he had an alter
cation with Bonilla who, it 10 thought cannot pos-
sihy retain his place.
baco has produced quite domestic quarrel. Ma.
dame, me wns, vows sue wnl never consent again
and csresses induced her to revoke % har dac;.;nn
According to the Mexican law wife 10 not bound
70 ioio" ner spouse oeyono Ine frontier, and, II
eiaoanie oanta Anua' persists H. .. d, must con-
yen. 70 Ielan, VI W uepaIt unsootneo Dy tne pre-
M senco vi lue conpdnion oi nls fortunes. Ihis 10
th0 Uc cur sent goeslp, ana Is genefaiiy oeheved
=. nc ~ 1ioaH ,S Just no" on terms
VI nai A9o oo:uneI WIN tug entite dipiomatlc
Ss;;.a as0 H. G.dd yuuI. VI !atnel, our
narers th., IN tho as;a IS a. ~ ees sue
III ! ds s ~ s 80 ;S.a a.o y. VIC Js.es VI 'no 1Itn
;inm;os,;on urJsr nsnsIt,. % genera Tl
was q most tvrannicaI oydar a. " nus oco,;n an,.
was made !, tsvor of Toro;ora.s M. sxeeP'lou m
ha,d =; th;s dacr.a eEnh. @ WI. uausosn pc
and ~ a,;s.s of h;s .ass upon sne ugnAy
Iu ha odd drassad thar, oirnIy 4a ..a.
,Iatthav ,vara not hornd ~ az 5 ~ - az ~ s'ese
srnnent .nd ,,ioht iii.,,; 49,. .so;. Lo ~ H sos
a. ,tan shnn,d ,hinL Aos' has. 'Aoi Aou'e' VI "ot
Not content with this sem.ofsic;al nrotest M
Gadsden wrote to Boniila, informing him OF what
ican M;a;ser ne,har E h;s o.a san
displayed his country's flag.
Mr.. Bonilla replied to Mr., Gadsden in sharp