The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-06

P.'posed alliance with the Western Powers will
ue nra question submitted to the Cortes by the
a. .ae event OF Intervention being resolved on the
HpouNlon TO be sent against the Russians will be
unrer %e Gen. Zavala or Gen Prim
, aae Cabecila Tuvsny has been killed 10 a rem.
commanded "a dispersed
M N @Layas was ficially received by the Mexican
government on the Oh Aug
~, PORTUGAL.
tool, ue inauguration of the reign of Don Pedro v,
'ooA piace on the 10th, at tho cortes The Kino a
secession was received with enthusiasm by the
people. ~ 'A0
., despatch dated Lisbon, Sept I6, announcing
ave fscf, was tae first time the electric tsle.
siaph ~ was ever used 10 Portugal
me new X ing declared his Adhesion 10 the mol
y VI 'ne former cabinet, and confirmed the min.
isters 10 their portfolios
lh5 EDg'iah vessels of war Sansparei Neptune
new King. ' " '''D'' ''''
a. " sooh 81 the Emperor received the t,dinos of
lne capture OF Sebsstopol, he ordered his renrs. .
nrs.ans = =, AZ tne Eoglish and French Courts to
present ns warmes. congratulations to Queen Vic.
torra M ana the Emperor Napoleon
aas; s'enha Papers are discussing and recon.
.nIouulpg sne renewal of peace negotiations. tbe
annoa nas, 10 their view, arrived for Austria to
appear again as a mediator
Inc frankfort Post Gszsttee pos,,iveIv .,.,o.
lns. Iesn note will be sent to Russia through the
medium OF Austria. In which the demands of tn a
ana tbe e1weTs viii be explicitly stated
tion on this basis Should Russia no. sccegt ,hi.
propostion the Military Convention be,ween Ans.
sria and the Western Powers will b. inmedia,sv n
ratified. oe 'Niaeoia'oy
HOLLAND
Inc opening OF the Dutch Chambers took place
at the Hague on the 17th. The King. who was
accompanied by Prince Frederick of the Neither.
lshds' READ speech, In which be announced tbs
the relations of Holland with other powers were
oisiihgo!saeo by sentiments of friendship and good
VIII. ara tnat strict neutrality would bs continued
during the present war
ITALY.
ihe hlug OF Naples has dismissed Nj Mszza tbe
director OF the secret police whose recent conduc,
mas exclteo disgust abroad and fear at home NJ
y! Mazzs mas distinguished himsel lfby the removal of
tue osslnado at Naples. He also 10 the person who
conveyed athreateniDg message to rirce Satrisno
because member OF The British Legation had paid
that nooiemsn visit In his box at the theatre.
TELEGRAPH OVER THE MEDITERRANEAN.
The union of the Sardiuisn and African coasts bv
10 oe1og rspidly effected under the direc.
t'on oi W. yonh Brett Messages will shortly be
f1rwarded direct from Agers to Paris.
FEARFUL OUTBREAK IN BRITISH INDIA
terrible outbreak of the Santals. one Of the mn
tive Indian tribes, is now commanding The at,an-
tion of the British Government In Hindos.an The
insurrection extends through an immense area of
territory: the whole country lying between the
baJmahal hills and the Gauges on the one side and
extending from the foot of the hills towards
Buoduna on the other, is at the mercy of the In :
surgents: 49,
As usual amongst these eastern tribes. relioiou.
fanaticism has prompted this movement they have
placed themselves under the guidance of King of
miraculous birth, and believe themselves fa,ei to
drive the English out of the country. The railway
offclsls are greatly TO blame; having withheld nav
meut tor work, and supplies, and enticed their
women from them. These injuries, and their dis.
gust at the forests of their ancestors being cleared
away by the approaching railroad have prompted
the most fearful atrocities.
Tnelatest news reports the plunder of Raimabel
where the European residents escaped by barri.
cading themselves In a mosque till relieved from
their perious position by the arrival Of party of
Sepoys. Between Colgong and Rajmabel the re.
oeis are said to have destroyed no less than $50
villages, and corpses OF men, women, and chill
dren are met with all over the country cruelly
mutilated.
But all that can be said to be known with Ger
tatnty az yet Is, that several hundred of SQUARE
miles, once studded with Indigo factories and four-
ishne villages have been for at least three weeks
completely at the mercy of the savages-that both
factories and villages have been sacked and burnt
-snd that the Inhabitants, both European and Ma
live, have been driven to fipd in precipitate flight
alone and In that too seldom a mode of escspe
from violent death.
The number of troops now In the field again 81
this really formidable enemy Is about O0O ArtI.
lery cavalry, tnfan,ry and elephants are Fastening
TO the seat of war from Calcutta Bsrhampore
Dinepore, and Bensres, and trooLs are being
moved down the country from as far to the
northwest as Meerut to supply the place OF
those ordered from the stations on the Gapees,-
The railway has been found of great use in for.
wsrdins troops from Calcutta and other points
towards the disturbed districts
Several collisions have already taken place be.
tween the English troops and the Insurgents -
With but one exception, the former have beer
x,yokprt I'd chr IL
feat, being considered due to the presence of g
number of Ssntals in their ranks. The insurgents
are armed with axes, and bows and arrows-the
latter poisoned
The Committee Of the Catholic University of Ire
land have received Si2 900 during the past year
The Roscommon Journal states that the secret 60
cetes have again become of formidable strength ID
the county.
The i,st sod of the new line of railway between
Killarney and Tialee waI turned the 10th of Sep
tember by the Lord Lieutenan. of Ireland, the Ear
of Carlisle
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has accepted ar
invitation from the inhabitants of Relfsst to vi,i
that city. public dinner IL to be given that oc
casion.
The library of the late Thoma. Moore, presented
by Mrs Moore. memorial of her husbands Ia ast:
and eIuditon, to the Royal Irish Academy, has ar
rived in Dabin.
The di,tnguished Crimean officer, Col. Wsddy, C
OF the Fighting 5oth, entertained at a pub
tic banquet BY tho gentry of Wexford the 18th 0
September.
| Th6 lIian Ienent League were TO hold genera
meeting on the 25th September to stir up the ssts
| ton of their question once more throughout th
country, and to determine the of action to
| pnrsued by their party hereafter.
| The Dublin Freemsn contains another and most ia
vorable report of the condition of the corn cropl
and say that nothing now remains to excite the 81
| preheaso of the farmer but the future of the pS
| tate.
| Address OF THE CZAR.
| We published yesterday morning an abstra'
of address of the Russian Emperor to his arm
on the occasion of the evacuation of part of S,
bastopol. Az the document 10 interesting we CIV
1t entire, as published 10 the Russian INVALID
The prolonged defence of Sebastopol, defenc
almost unex ampled In the annals of war, has ike
The attention not only of Russia but of entire FL
rope. From its very outset 1t placed the defends
| of that city In the rank of those heroes who ha'
| red the greatest honor on the country. Fo
| eleven entire months the garrison OF Sebastop
disputed with their powerful enemies every inch
their native soil surrounding the place, and each
their operations was ssnalized by deeds OF the mo
| bril- liant valor
terrible bombsrdmsnt, four ,lmes renew e
and lhe fire of which has been justly termed !
fernal. shook TO their iouDdstion the wall OF o.
Notifications, but could not extDguish nor enfeeb
the zeal aud cOnstancy OF the defenders. WI
iavincible courage and an endurance worthy OF Il
soldiers OF Christ, they repulsed the enemy or ie
without thinking OF surrender. But the innpos'