The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-28
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c,r- g,.rArS.-In the House of Lords on the
,,anino of February 9th. Lord Fitawilliani gave
o.;ce that on the following day he should AJAX LORD
Clarendon for an explanation respecting the mis-
sicn of Count Orlot to the herman eooits' aeu sHe
result of that mission.
The following order was promulgated at Ports
mouth during the afternoon of February9
All Greenwich pensioners under sixty years OF
age no matter how employed or engaged, are oil
rected to attend al the pension Office between this
dsy and Saturday next, for the purpose OF receiv
inc a rinted form TO attend on Tuesday, the l4th
nat for the inspection by officers from the Admi-
ralty to ascertain their fitness for service II this
notice il not attended to- they will be subject to loss
OF pension.
10 the House of Commons on the 10Th, Lord
John Russell stated in answer to Mr. Roehuck,that
the cards sent by the Chamberlain for admission
10 the Americ an Minister, the opening OF Far
lament BY the Queen, were the same a. those sent
10 other diplomatic representatives. He did not
think any difficulty was likely 70 arise out OF the
question as to the dress in which the American Mi
mister was to appear on State occasions.
DREADFUL MARINE pfsAsrER-ArL ON BOARD LOST
EXCEPT ONE MAN.
The coast of the Island of Barra. off the Western
mart of Scotland, has been the scene of the total
loss OF the Liverpool ship w. I'll. Davis. Captain
CARING master, while on her voyage to New Or
leans. with every soul on board excepting one
luSn) in ell 80 persons
Private letters from Lorient describe the extra
ordinary activity going on in that arsenal All the
workers in wood are employed night and day in
making TO contain projectes called boRlets
Observation-Disclosures balls filed with a composition
which stiles those among whom ittalls. Its powers
are seid 10 be Of the most destructive kind.
lis stated that the Bank of France has just de-
cided on making an advance of 600O00O0f to the
Government on Treasury Bonds. renewable each
month.
NJ De KisseleA. the Russian Minister, on leaving
Paris was accompanied by all the personnel of the
legation. There now only remains at Paris the
Consul General Eberiing, charged with civil and
commercial affairs.
The Paris Bourse spectators still cling to the
hone that the Emperor OF Austria will induce the
Car TO accept the arrangement produced by the
Conference OF Vienna
duel was fought in the Bots de Bolorne b
tween the Prince Roger de Boufrernont and Count
de Ludres Tn. latter received severe wound III
The chest which, however, is not considered TO en-
danger life.
AParis letter says: 'If you should hear of a ridi-
culous ru,nor OF contemplated divorce between
the Emperor and Empress, you may treat 1t with
contempt, for that is all it merits. Many Of the in
vtatons for the first fancy ball at tue palace have
been returned People are afraid OF the expense
attending the purchase of historical costumes"
RussIA-Recen. Rdvces from st. Petersburg
port the Emperor as very unwell-it said with
ervsipeas bat whether the indisposition real
or teignei, was not known, for some ten days
past he had not allowed himself to be seen.
BELGuM-It is stated that the commercial dife
rences between Belgium and France have been sa
tisacoriy arranged. This is attributed to the visit
OF Prince Napoleon.
SPAIN-Letters from Madrid, of Feb. 9th, state
that democratic conspiracy had been discovered
and that fourteen persons had been arrested, fla
SrGntt dsl'ct0, being portion OF revolutionary
club. Gen. Joseph Concha had been proclaimed
rebel. he had escaped from Barcelona, and was
said to have embarked for France.
1t ia understood in Paris that Mr.. Soule's posi-
ton is of almost complete isolation, to socie
~ in Madrid The character that had come before
him, with his challenge of Turgot have created a
feeling against him that nothing overcome, and
which makes his situation alike humiliating and
painful