The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-28

-. ssi's Hsws ~ rRH sr Louls. The .te.,n.
Ar :. Ioa's' which arrived at Nav York Thur.
brings nass,g though sailing before The Africa
s,casner lew 81 some interestnot brought be- tbs1
Letters from Touo nA s.s,. =
an embarked st that port Tor Ia Eas, sncs ~
va.s.,. ssofasry, amounts to 8.7l7 men. ana IL
81 o. all kinds employed to transport Them h
r. !, 1nsr'emsgne alone took 1 zoo.
RAJ Isosaear announces the appointment q,
=. go. aadmirai Psnaud to the command az ~
'ien "a naval divisicn 10 the Baltic sss
STAIN,
,hSpaip. April ST. yesterday wrote Won sh.,
AZ oPsnsn GJyernment had decided to snnIv r. I
me recall Of Lord Hewden The nrc.sn, sse,. ut
mas arisen In great part from his pressInp the Tsr
slament TO proclaim officially thar deprea IF lii
a,, 'o.erahon which Ii would rather have con.
ths., - ~ n LORD howden hes pressed hard unon
E;.' suopt ooder and more decided tourss
rrnst ne demands that thew should ,n,srn-a. !.
,us cisuse then comes the onss,ior ~ DO s..o
ins a. IN CUBA; and now learn thai he 1. 80
reca,,sa uo.e 10 consequence of Inquiries he hs.
Ieerence TO the project Of law IN, n sno Win
as onsmoer authorizing cemetsres In snat. e. 20
w.. nnoiic Foreigners, requestIne ~ h.n aor
over the to read the Protestant service
mes Qnciudiag that of Madrid1 wbich -. ane.a.
pecss;a, sp IN. the service IL duly read on sncb
oecssions. either by cergymen or coa.ui. su ..s
pIs,n Of sne pest OF my knowledge, have to COM
;ormlng that pious duty. Were II not bs,.sr PEI
may 90 asked to be satisfied with gradual i'm.
proVement and to refrain from, pressinS = 80. al,
which i,.u nsI Government ior Declarations
$500 maze public, would complicste i.s nj.
ready very difficult positions 49, .'-
O. - SARDINIA
oonerai Marmora was about 10 es,absb bis had
quarters at Genoa. from whence the emha alton
rapidly a. possible i P'o'oeo az
Inc uenoa Corriere Mercantile of the 9Th inst
the arrival in that port on the 9Th of the
s'es nIn Charity, OF 1000 tons, and Cleo.
Inc vessels formed part OF the fotilla whch h 10
convey Inc Pfedmontese troopst to the Esst.
-, oRR1cR.
Leuers rom Athens contains deplorable accounts
Q. .ne progress OF brigsndage Ia various uarts Of
Greece To such an extent Las Il prevailed that
some foreign Influence of detestsble oh aeter Ia
supposed 10 be at work. ~.'~' -
WALLAcuIA
The Wsnderer. of Vienna of The stb savs
THE Consuls-G General of France and Enalsna ohio
have returned to Bucharest after a prolonged ab.
indicated In official style that thu dio,omstic rsls
ti9nn between those powers and the Government of
"siiachia were re-est.blishsd
RUSSIA.
Latter from ST. Petersburg of March sist 1, ,hs
boIsenhslle of Hamburg says: - WIG
1t ma ans ~ intends to vs Finland
Their Nicholas. before the commencement OF opers.
tions in the Baltic" Ofe'1
asserts that the Allies will find in Finland ION i6
Russian ttoopd, under command Of General de Berg
ready to opposa them, and that a force still mora
eonsderaois will operate. under the Command Of
oensral de sievsrs, against attempt at disembatk
a.ion at Couriand and Livon'a.
THE WAR
The Military Gazette Of Vienna cantains q Jettar
trom Sebastopo which states that General Osten.
Sacken, on the 18th nit published an order of the
day enJoining all women TO quit the town of once.
Inc Grand Duke Nicholas has been pleased TO ac.
cord from hts privy purse 100 roubles 10 each
woman having family to enable her to remove
and from 20 roubles to so roubles to each unmar
ried woman, 0he roube is little over 4f) It was
supposed that this order was given In anticipation
sumed.
Colonel Kelly is prisoner at sebastopol, slight.
ly wounded.
Captain Montague is a prisoner, and Is sot
wounded.
There were false alarms on SATURDAY. and Mon.
day, the 9th and 26.h of March
Inc Porte has instructed the Ottoman plenipo
tentlsries OF Venna-1st to have the RIGHTS which
are guaranteed by the Porte to Walachia and Mol.
dsvia. established into organic law and placed
under the guarantee OF the Allies Cd maptsinipg
intact the rights of the Porte along the banks of the
river Danube. Sd maintainng the rights of the Porte
10 the bospnoIus and Dardanelles and 4th. repel-
ling the insertion of any clause In the treaty nj
peace, by which the full integrity of the indenen
dence OF the Ottoman Empire may be exposed to
encroachment. ~
The Prussian Government had agreed to take &C
tive steps to procure the abolition of the Danish
| sound dues by the Government of Denmark.
CASE CT THE ESTATE OF MADAM SoNr.e Ross,
During professional visit of Madame Sontap
| Rossi to the United States she invested twentv
thouf AID dollars in stocks OF the United States n
| her own personal name and, after her decease
administration upon this property, as legal assets
in the State of New York, was granted BY the sur
| rogste of the county of New York to George
| Christ, of New York, the attorney In fact oI
| Charles Count Rossi, husband of Henrietta Ross
deceased, late of Vienna, Austria :" the power Of
attorney referred to having been executed by Coun,
Rossi after the death of Madame SoDtag Rossj the
| Secretary of the Treasury has decided that the
$200 900 having been purchased in the name of the
wife do not, OF necessity, become payable to Count
Rossi, and ii he has any right to the property Il
must be determined In Austria.
SWORD FOR GENERAL WooL-The sword or.
dered by Congress for General Wool, has been
| finished In Baltimore. On the scabbard are the
words, Presented to Major General John G. Wool.
| as testimonial of the high sense entertained by
Congress of his gallant and judicous conduct ri
| the battle of Buena Vista, In accordance with a
| joint resolution, approved January Gath, 1854. =
On the top of the hilt, which Is solid gold appears
| an American Eagle with shield and the words
| "Buena Vista, February %, 1347" The scabbsrd
| is of silver, richly plated.
|
Lake being tried at Poughkeepsie, New York, for
murder, on Wednesday returned a verdict that he
was at present Insane. Lake was indicted for The
| murder of his wife and two children about two
years since. and found guilty and sentenced 10 be
| hanged. but the Court of Appeals granted him a
trial. He will be sent to the asylum until sane
| and then be tried again for the offence.
THE STEAMSHIP CANDIDATE" COLLAPSED
| Mr. Lsfetra one of the members of the New Jer-
| say Legislature, who signed the letter inviting
| Com. Vanderbilt to become a candidate for Presi-
| dent, and which drew from that gentleman lone
| reply, defining his position has published note
| saying that 1t was intended as a joke, by way Of
Offset to the PsnnsS vania letter to George Law
| FATAL ACCIDENTAL young man named Kos.
suth, said to be the nephew of Louis Kossuth, the
Hung arian exile, was crushed 10 death In a &C a
| pit, near P / sburg, On Monday.
| RRINFoRcRdENTs FOR CUBA.-The Havana Dia
rio announces the expected arrival of reinforce.
ments from Spain, which will make the regula,
| garrison of Cuba, amount to thirty thousand men
| and place the Spanish Governments as the Diario
boasts-in the rank of the first military power oil
| America.
| THE McCRRRES CAsE.-Itis stated that Secre.
| tary Mary has succeeded In securing indemnify
u Al ~