The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-03

FuRrKss FROM HAWAII s. Siips in PORT -
The $. sioop of war Jamestown, Ellison COM
lnsuder. with the pernant of Com Crabbe, on her
arrival at Havana on the 18th uitimo fired salute
hu, il was not returned for several hours An ex-
aaatio was given TO the effect that Il as the fault
az subordinate. whom General Concha arrested
i was deemed satisfactory by the U. S cfficers-
All Intercourse was harmonious. She sailed for
kay West on l7th, anchored there on 2lst and wns
awaiting Instructions In relation TO her destination
for the costt OF Africa
Tho 5. steamers Princeton aad San Jacinto
were a, Havana, The latter, with Com McCaulev
on board, arrived on the Goth Three Euglish vs:,
sells werc slso In port The military review on the
934 at which Com. McCauley was present. /. said
tobave been corposed of the regular and volunteer
troops of Havana white and black, amounting to
II coo infantry sud ( 600 horse, more or Iess"-
IRE correspondent of the New York Express
writes:
The day was a beautiful one and all Havana
rich aud pooT high aud low throneed the streets
Api Psseos. The crowd dense but per fecty
orderly and good natured, as are all crowds here
Toe,roops were drawn up in double die, from the
Pdnts through The Paseo Issbel, to the Campo
Marie, (Shere the cavalry were stationed.) aud
from thence through the Paseo Tacon to Fort Prin
cps
along toe lines, aud afterwards they filed past b I'm
as hs stood 10 front of the Tacon Theatre. What
with the music and the gay banners and bright
guerips oi bayouets, the scene wss fine one
The volunteer regiments filed the cir with their
'Vivas' SIS they passed the Csptsiu General the
regulars were silent Behind the Captain General
stood bis carriage with Madame Concha and a
brilliant cortege of officers. at one side another
{ oi his equipsges, containing Commodore McCauley
and Captain Strbllng, U. 8. NJ, with an aid.de-
campo Of the Captain General, and other Spanish
officials. | was pleased to see This courtesy ex.
tended TO Commodore AcCauleye
The Havana correspondent of the Charleston
Sia0dsrd, however, takes exception to Com. Nc
Csu'ey's riding In the carriage of Concha and
thinks he might have been present at the review
oof
Witty or loss OF self.respect This the writer says
is the opinion 10 Havana. He adds:
Prediction of the multitude s til at there 10 to be
no trouble and news writer's will convey the same
idea but believe the Commodore will do his du-
~, notwithstanding, the coach-and that the Gov.
eminent of the United States will have a truth
fui report of circumstances and facts, to confirm
action tor pesce or war, may consist with the
national honor.
HoRRIBLE.-The Norfolk Herald publishes let.
ter from an oficer on the United Steamer Queen,
Of Csnsoosdated 18th February, of which we take
the following extracts
The principal amusement we have Just now,
Is seeing the imperlsists aud rebels fight. / hear
heavy canuonading abou! six miles down the ri
yer, and will knock Off writing while | go
down and ses the fight II l-2 P. M.-Well,
havs just returned from Chinese battle and have
seen fifty or sixty Cinnamon killed. three CT four
tunks sunk and a vast quantity of powder burned
but what does it amount tor Why just nothing
si-oecause tnSre are plenty more Cinnamon 10 be
Killed, numerous other junks TO be sunk and lots
= more powder, ready to be burned.
no liver is literally filled with the bodies of
dead Cbinamen; neither side appear to bury
their slain but just throw them In the river. We
aTs obliged every morning to get up steam to clear
the paddle wheels OF the bodies which have. lodged
there during night
The writer expresses the belief that Canton will
never be taken by the rebels.
NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION The Nation
al Medical Association met Ia Philadelphia
Tuesday morning In the Musical Fund Hall. In
the room was q stone intended for the National
Washington Monument. On the face of the stone
cut In alto relieve, Is beautiful representation of
HypocI ates the father ofmedicine, refusing briba
rendered him by Artsxerxes. the King of Persia
The stone Is four fset by TWO and Is twenty inches
10 thickness. Eleven figures are represented In
the group, and the whole affair Is most magnif-
d cent specimen of American sculpture.
The meeting was called to order by DR.. Chas A.
Pope, ofSs. Louis, who delivered his address. The
Association then adjourned. The members visited
the Pannsylvsnis Insane Hospital In the afternoon
DR.. Wexford of Richmond, was formally Presi-
dent OF the Association
h Vim. Maushan, who was killed Tuesday, In
Philadelphia, was caught In the band over a revol.