The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17
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Sothing new is reported from the Crimsa II
sppesrs probable that further SEPARATIONS of impor-
lance are 20 be attempted n the Baltic for wa read
~ ~ tne Daily News dispatch from Hamburg dated
sep.emoer ". stating that Fl. M 8. Sanspariel had
.Weo at hiei vita an enormous quantity of pro.
teotiIes and new mortars for the Baltic faet. TIE
IaIn correspondent of the same journal yyrites.
belief that Russia has been reduced 10 the last
AHenhies by the course OF the war is stropsyv
Impressed upon tha French Government. Russis
- aA1 doots (at bay) is the expression used In
communication made to me of piece of infor-
nation which know to be official, although II
aoss not follow that II may not be mistaken. l am
o,o tnat dispatch just received from the French
IioiSter at Vienna states that Count Nekselrode
made such pressing application to Austris for
e...ssnce, tnat the Emperor Frsucis Joseph can.
, nJt tempori:e any longer, and must declare him.
sei on one side or the other. He il, Ii 10 ssd very
s9sry at being pressed home by Russia Ia this way,
s sne french dipiomatists think themselves JUS
so n 10 announcing that he will pronounce for the
aues But, curtoualy enough The communication,
- wo'cn have reason TO believe hes been made from
soe Vienna embassy on thls subject, does not cun-
template that Austria will teha arnos n heIn na
ont gives to be understood that she 10 very vss
iiantly Inclined, and means to dictate peace TO Rus
aa Of course this IL spoken Of, In Government
saseies, a. very good news Ha
s1i f From the London Times septI
ExPREss FROM PAAIs TO LONDON. assa
Ine opinion that Austria shows at last eneoui-
vocal sigma OF adhesion to the active policy of the
AAhes; appears to gain ground, not among the pub.
lie ct large, but 10 those quarters where the heat
informatioL is supposed to be obtaiued. That opi
MON 10, as expected expressed in more than one
OF the Ministerial journals and will probably be
again insisted upon. The victory won on the
Tchernaya aud the condition to which the Rms.
slams must be reduced by It, has, no doubt made
strong impression at Vienns; though have. not
heard that the congratulations of the Emperor of
Austria nave been again conveyed to the Emperor
of the French, on tha. great fact vet tits an occa
sion which Austria would not let siip without irving
10 profit by 1t. a1.. t.s. .siF'ys p ~.
The names of the three Russian Generals killed
at the battle OF Traktir Bridge, as reported by
Prince ,dortschakof were Read, Weimen and
The British Government E.ad begun 10 ship huts
to he Crmea tor the usa OF the healthy troops, and
tor hospitals, thus Ind dcatins tnat the army 10 ex-
pected 10 winter there. Huig shipped at South
smpton reach the CEiIea In less than fortnight
Gen Simpson, 10 reply to Lord Panmures In.
quries % to the condition of the Salaklaya railway
On the 18th OF August states: "fhe pres ent railway
10 on the best site that can be obtained, and when
efectualy drained and ballasted, which is being
done, will be quite free from floods" Lord Pan.
mure has sent out $50 more carriages and 100 more
horses for the railway.
From Spain we learn that the General Marquis
del Duere has submitted project to organize a re-
serve tor the army of the Island OF Cuba This
project has not yet been examined by the Council
of Ministers.
The American vessel, the Lady Suffolk, left
Havre Aug 3lst, for the Crimea, with stores on
board consisting of compressed hay, biscuit suear
and coffee, In all 1897 tons.
Aodel kader Is expected In Paris in few days
MARsE1LLEs, Saturday, Sept l.
"The advces from the Crmea are TO the 21st of
August"
The Austrian squadron, commanded by the Arch.
duke Maximilian arrived at Toulon the 28th inst.
The Prince was received with all the honors due to
psror of the French, to which the Admiral respond.
ed by one to the Emperor of Austria and his gust
brother On the Soth, the Prince visited the three
arsenals and the artillery school, and in the evening,
the authorities were to dine with him on board the
tligate kadetsky.
The Arohduke has sent an Aide de.Camp to Paris
to thank the Emperor Napoleon for his invitation
Court and to express his regret that he cannot avail
himself of it II s said that he returns to Trieste
Father Gavazzi, owing to the new state of things
in Italy, will not be able visit tho United States
"a contemplated.
Miss Nightingale of the Crirnea, Il Is said. hos
become Roman Catholic.
Adestructive fire occurred st Havre on the night
OF Tuesday, August 28h. II broke out in the II.
quor stores of Messrs Burnschon e. Leyionnais on
the place du Commerce, and ragged with such fury
that the whole angle of the place, cOmprised be.
tween the house of Messrs Marziou, In the Rue d.
Orleans, and the second cotton warehouse of
Messrs Pitrsy Brothers In the.rue de Scudery, was
destroyed before the flames could be subdued A
watchman named Thomas was burned to death;
THE WILL of the late Abbot, Lawrence, of Bos-
ton bequeaihs to his wife S25 600, life insurance
for $4,000 the sum of 500 600 10 stocks, SC to
be held In trust; his household goods library, fur
nture and carriages, besides several houses und
lots of ground. To James Lawrence. one undi-
vided third part in the farm at Groton, together
with interest Ia stock, &c to Anuie Big gelow,
(daughterO wife Of Benz 8 Rotcb. the sum OF $50 .
0O0; TO Katherine Bigelow, wife of Augustus Low
ELL $50 900; to James Lawrence, Benz S Roach.
Chas n ParkAr IT RipaloyU I nd hot
Lawrence. Jr, each the sum OF $75 600; to each
son the sum of Sl55 900; to each daughter the sum
$3.50 600; 10 Mrs Eliza Green, the wife of DR. Jos.
hus Green, the sum OF $40 900; to Mrs. Mary
Woodbury., $40 0O0 TO Mrs Sarah L Fosdick, wife
of Rev David Fosdick, and Mrs Anna M Seaver,
widow of the late Norman Seaver, Esq the sum
Of SO 600 each; also to each of the children Of "rny
sister, Mrs Eliza Green $1,000
To each of the children OF Samuel Lawrence
$3 600.
To each of the children of Samuel Lawrence, and
to each of tbs children of "my deceased brother
Amos A Lawrence, the sum of $3.50 'to be invested
or appropriated for keepsaxe a testimony of my
regard and afec'ionate remembrsnce of them" To
Rev. Sam'i Lotbrop. d. D., 81 0O0
70 Samuel Chase, "who for more than thirty years
faithful domestic in my family" $500; and to
Harriet Morton, 'for her long continued and atfeo
tionats devotion to the interests my family 81 0O0
also to John Wisner, S50a.
This is exclusive of the. slso.oOo he besueathsd
for charitable purposes The remainder OF the es.
tale, properly, stock, money, Gc, is to be divided
equally among the children and his grandchildren.
. FATAL ASCENT OF MOUNT WASHINGTON, N. H.
Mr. Bourne, OF Kennebunk, Maine, accompanied by
his wife aud daughter, left the Glen House, at
Mount Warrington, Thursday afternoon, to sscend
the Mount on foot, without guide They lost their
way. and remained without shelter all night. All
suffered extremely, and the daughter died during
the night. Mr. aud Mrs Bourne were discovered
Friday morning, and are doing we'll.
.
THE RECENT HEAVY ROBBERY AT saratoga
Gen. Halsey has received some $l4 900 worth ol
the railroad bonds and other papers stolen from
him at Saratoga on the 5th OF August last. The
diamonds. jewelry and money, amounting In value
to about $5, 900 have not yet been recovered.
From THE PRovINcEs.-Files of pspers from the
British Provinces 10 the 18th ut are received. The
Salmon fishery has proved sadly deficient, though
the Cod fishery hes been abundant Mackersl and
Herring were plenliful. Archbishop Jno. Hughes
Ct New York, was received at ST Johns on the Sd
September, by public procession, firing of cannon
and ringing OF bells
Z F Dawson, native of Charleston, Va, wal
accidentally killed In Minnesota recently, by ,hs
discharge OF bis own gun.
Thos w Williams, ons of the wealthest mer
chants OF Come cticut, died suddenly at New Lon