The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-03
LATEST MAIL NEWS
49,
FURTHER BY THE ASIA.


Jay and her MALE will be dispatched in the at
ternoon train, reaching Baltimore on Monday
morning.
York At Liverpool experienced gale on the 20th
MI 10 which che lost her boats, hswsers, water.
casks lib, tore topssil, and sustained other dam
The ship Manhattan, at Liverpool from New York.
also experienced severe gale on the e0lh, In which
she sustained much dgmsge
The funeral obsequies of the Duke of Genos
we're celebrated at Turin on the i0ih.
:ENGLANp.s
Geld Is increasing but until the proposal OF the
rev Chancellor OF the Exchequer with respects To
}asn sud The resnd OF the conference xt Vienna
AZ, known the future course of the money mari et
must remain undecided.
The Rsnk OF England he's taken tho whole Of
the guarantee led Jamaica loan OF half million s,er
line.
The ship swarihmore has arrived a. London
from Austras with sixty thousand ounces of gold
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
There Is much doubtful talk of autograph let.ers
yassins between the monarchs OF Europe Ii is
said the Czar Alexander has written to the King of
Prussia, soliciting his advice stating that Russia
has notified England and Fraice of the death of
the Emperor Nicholas; and that the Emperor OF
Austria has written TO the Emperor Napoleon that
he thinks the negotiations viii lead to peace
SYRIA.
Disturbances have occurred in Syria. Fifteen
hlndgedaT Turkish troops had gone TO Beyrout
BRrTfSHPgoyINcEs
The Asia brings Halifax and St. Johns papers of
the latest dates.
The legislative council of Nova Scotia refused to
pass prohibitory liquor law deferring Its con-
sideraton until the next session.
The halifax Journal contains the official orders
providing rstions for five hundred recruits expect
ed from the United States, aud 1t s stated that
three thousand in s were expected
The St Johns papers say that the official hand
bills for the enlistment are signed by Lewis NJ
wilkins, provincial secretary of Nova Scotia, and
the proceedings are understood to be connected
with the visit Of Sir Joseph Howe to the United
States from whence he has not yet returned
NEW York, April lst-The foreign letters ami
pspsgs by the Asia, have arrived here and the fol.
lowing are the latest items OF intelligence gathered
therefrom;
London, Saturday Msra!as. n England peace
Is regarded as probable without the razeeing OF
Sebsstopol being preliminary step.
SPAIN.
The celebrated Don Carlos died Oh the l0th ut.
The Spanish government is anxious 10 negotiate
sloan.
The accounts Of the earthquake at Broussi was
exaggerated, there being only 800 killed.
DENMARK.
The second Chamber consented to the mobiliza.
ton OF the military contingents. Great distress
By loss OF life and property had resulted from the
overflow OF rivers in Holland.
lis reported that serious revolutionary move
nlent, headed by Mszzini, had been discovered in
Rome. both the french and Austrian Troops
held IL readiness to suppress it.
WAR NEWS
The French rockets had set fire to Ssbsstopol In
several places. The disgrace Of Menschikof is
hmsd. Russis has again prohibited the navigation
Of the Lower Danube. The allies had DESPATCHED
Instructions Vienna that the death of the Gar ad
not changed their views regarding the war.
POLAND.
The;new Emperor Alexander of Russia, had re-
solved on the re organization of Poland.
PRUSSIA.
The King of PIussis desires negotiations to be
temporarily suspended, but consents pnresevedly
sign the Vienna protocol.
December 28h.-Lord John Ru.salps interview
with the King and Cabinet of Prussia unsats-
factory.
There was much discomfort at st. Petersburg A
large body of the mobiles had addressed a manifesto
10 alexander against srming the serts.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
writes the following letter under date of March Il
aud upon it in all probability portion of the Sun 8
dispatches may be founded;
The same rumors noticed yesterday as favorable
10 peace still current, though in less degree
than yesterday cannot, confess, reconcile those
rumors repeated SO often and proceeding from vari-
ous sources OF the pacific disposition of the Austrian
Prussia.
We have been told for several days past that both
Austria and England are well disposed towards peace
on conditions less oEerous than the destruction of
sebastopol, and that the Emperor Napoleon 10 the
only seTious obstacle to such arrangement as
ougHt 10 satisfy all parties and that the obstacle has
are persons whose great desire and hopes to see
ths sllance between the two countries dissolved,
and that nothing which cleve manduvriug can DO
to eject that object will be omitted, ] think that
hiost OF these Iumors, howevsr they may wear as
appearance of authority, ought to be received with
cauton.
BALTIMORE SHIP ABANDONED The advices by
the Asia states that the ship James Cheston, Of Bal
hnlore, bound for London, was fallen in with,
abandoned at sea- by the British ship Marathon,
The Captain of which put a mate and crew on
board, who succeeded in getting the derelict vessel
into Liverpool. With the brief account given the
case appears singular one. The James Chester
a new ship of about 100 tons burthen, enc
owned by Messrs. Jas. Cheston & Son, and Hugh
Jenkins & Co.. She cleared from Baltimore On the
JlGt OF January last with valuable cargo OF flour
pork, beef, &c., under the command of Captain
White. No intelligence in regard to her was re-
ceiyed previous to this announcement OF her
Abandonment al sea, and much apprehension ID
tet by the families of the officers and crew for
their safety. The vessel and cargo were valued
al about $500, Co., and there was insurance
Oh both ia Baltimore and New York, and in Eu-
rope.
OIyoRcEs.-The Supreme Court of Ohio lately
divorced thirteen couples. In nine cases the ie
male applied for the dissolution.
ANOTHER BANK BILL VEToED.-GOv. Pollock, oil
Pennsylvania has vetoed another bank b-the
stroudsburg Bank. The Legislature, however, is
still turning out new charters at a rapid rate
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