The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01

the manly spirit and patriotism of her people, upon
the never failing courage Of her army and navy.
of endurance her Msjesty has Witnessed with ad'
miration-upon the steadfsst fidelity OF her ally,
and above al1 upon the justice Of her cause, hum
bly, puts her trust 10 the Almighty Dhpossr OF
events Tor such an Issue of the great contest 10
which she II engaged as may secure to Europe the
blessings of firm and lasting peace.
The accession Of the King of Sardinia to the
treaty between Her Majesty, the Emperor OF the
French and the Sultan. has given additional impor.
tance and strength TO that alliances and the efficient
force which bis Ssrdinian Mejesty has sent TO the
seat OF war to Cooperate with tho allied armies,
will not fail to maintain the high reputation by
which the army of Sardinia has ever been distin.
guished.
Her Majesty has commanded us TO thank you
for having enabled her to avail herself a. far a.
has been found to be required of those patriotic
offers OF extended service which she has received
from the militia of the United Kingdom, and Tor
the means of reinforcing her brave army 10 the
Crimea by an enlistment of volunteers from
abroad.
Her Majesty Acknowledges with satisfaction the
measure which you have adopted for giving ef-
feet to the convention by which, 10 conjunction
with her ally the Emperor of the French, she has
made arrangements for assisting the Sultan to
provide the means which are necessary to enable
him to maintain In efficiency the Turkish army.
which has 90 gallantly withstood the assaults of
its enemies. =
Her Majesty has seen with great s,isfactions
that while you have occupied yourselves 10 prov.s
diog means for the vigorous prosecution of the
war, you have given your attention to many mea-
sures of great public utility. Her Majesty 10 con.
vincsd that you will share her satisfaction at And.
ing that the progress of events has tended to ce-
nnent more hrmly that union which has 20 happily
been established between her government and that
OF her ally, the Emperor of the French: and Her
Majesty trusts that an alliance founded on sense
OF the general interests of Europe and consolidated
oy GOOD faith, will long survive the events which
have given rise to 1t, and will contribute to the
permanent well-being and prosperity of the two
great nations whom 1t has linked In the bonds of
honorable friendship.
We learn the continuance of the revolt at Tripo.
III also that the Bedouins are still troublesome, and
that the Abysslnians have gatned In the skirmishes
with the Egyptians
Immense festive preparations have been made to
honor Queen Victoria.
Napoleon meets her day, the 18th at Boulogne
and escorts her to Paris. The Empress will NOT be
present.
The Monteur will take occasion to announce of
Hclally the condition OF the Empress
There Is again vague talk of fusion among
the Bourbonists. and contemplated meeting Of
their heads at Vienna.
The Bourse closed on the evening of the 17th; for
the four and half per cents Us; three per cts
6745
schoolmaster named Ferret, while presenting
petition, dropped dead In the Empsrors pres
ence.
The Italian named Fontana sppreheuded for
following the Emperor to Biarritz, has been re-.
leased.
Nicholas Herros, one of the insurgept chiefs, has
surrendered
The absurd story that Garibaldi and Mazzini had
applied tor admission to enter Spain Is officially
contradicted.
Austria demonstrates against the selection of Ha-
v8Da as a recruiting depot.
1t is stated that France and England have sent
an energetic notice to the King of Naples that they
are dissatisfied with bis Russian Tenderness
GERMANY.
saxony proposes raising new loan Of s5,0O0,OOO
at four per cent.
DENMARK
An extra meeting of the Danish Chambers was
10 session, constructing q uniform constitution tor
the whole kingdom.
RUSSIA.
The Russian paper, "Nord," says: We may now
look for great events and hcrrifying recitas.
English corr tespondence says the cornmisariat of
Southern Russia has declared it impossible to pro-
vision more men than are now In the Crimes; con-
no further reinforcements will be sent
Ooe hundred and fifty bales of cotton were seiz
ed at AK, in trausitu from Antwerp to st. Peters
burgh, and we're each found to contain wooens-
at least 80 II is said.
The overland mail is telegraphed with Calcutta
dates to July 4th rumor was current that the
British government Intended to collect a reserve
force from India at Cairo for the Crimea. there
WAS also another rumor that Persia still intrgues
with Russia, and that British force from India
will be sent to the Persian Gulf
Affairs throughout India are tranquil, and trade
rather active. Two cotton factories being
err cted. A complimentary embassy Is prepar-
ing to the King of Ava.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived from New York, July Attn, Atlas at CAL
lao; Both, Samuel Train August 3D. F. Means.
at Cadiz 9th, Vesuvius, Trieste; llth. Eze, Rue
beke, at Hamburg l4th, Moro Castle in the Cyde:
l5h, Cornea Gunnell. eff Portsmouth, Empire,
at Liverpool.
Arrived from Boston, 18th, Martha Allen, a. Ham
burg.
Arrived from Savannah. 18th, Chaos, at Liver.
pool; Monterey. at Liverpool.
Arrived from Norfolk 21st, Mountain Eagle, at
Cadiz.
Arrived from New Orleans, OH, Norma, at
IMPORTANT Bounty LAND QUESTION DECIDED.
The Secretary of the Interior to whom The oues-
tion has been referred, has decided that In com.
putting the fourteen days military service necesss.
ry to entitle one to bounty land under the act of
March 3. 1855. travel cannot be estimated
Many have applied for land under this act who
could not make out the fourteen days service
requisite without the time spent In travel. To
such, lands cannot be accorded under the act OF
March 3, 1855.
DEPARTURE OF THE AMERIcA.-The R. M steam.
ship America sailed from Boston, Wednesday,
with 1l3 passengers for Liverpool, and 13 for Hall.
fax. She takes out $647 400 In specie.
THE Potato Ror.-Our farmer friends In this
vicinity complaining of the potato rot 10 tn cir
fields, and th Salem Gazette Of this morning SAYS:
"We hear of some potato rot 10 Beverly Swamp.
scot and Danvers "-Bost0n Transcript, Tuesday,
NEW WATERING PLAcE.-A company have pur.
chased the sulphur spring property in Warren
county Va, and Intend erecting buildings suitable
for first class watering place. The property 10
situated on the Manasss Gap Railroad.
Mr.. Nelson, late u s. Consul at Turks Island
has So He'd from San Juan, for New York In com
pany with young Daniel Webster.
Col Hart. U. S. Consul at Santa Cruz, Teneriffe
died on the 23d of July.
Capt Ellison, u. 8. NJ, with dispatches from CON
modore Crabb of the African Squadron arrived a
New York In the Herman, Wednesday,
Typhoid fever is prevailing 10 Gree ne county
Ala. Among the victims are DR. A Clements ant
sughter.
DIR David Glass, a former resident of Richmond
aud lsttery prominent ply sic ian 10 Hopknsville
Ky died on the 22d ult.
The bequests of the late Abbott Lawrence 4
public Institutions amount TO $l30, 900.