The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09
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The report of the S.bsaopol Inquiry Cosnmitse.
bad been presented TO the House o. ~ 80 ~
w.s ordered 10 be printed. 10 prrsenuoe 'ne 70
port which wss very lengthy. The ch'ei cieA s.'ea
that from the fire. aueut inconsistency AGO eoues
| rely of the svidepce, and the inpos y,s,,
m ,t,iue witnesses who could hsve glven ,,dh1.
informattou a. we'll as from ofner uns~oiuso,e
c.rsss shs committee bad been obliged 70 ena 40
| INJURY which they were unable esi'siae ~
comulste No report, however, upou "a - -
OGRE ont the statements oil incompo.eS
90, y, sovsromeut officials which had 90 frequen'
| ly been made BY the Correspondents VI
| and other English Journals o,,-.
Ths I.;veruoo, Post OF June Ugh says, our court
has rather departed ron routine oil is,e- Tr,nee
Aha, defending Lord Palmers,on, ana lneen VIC
,oria en,ertainfag plain Mr. Fillmore. trom Penn
| svlyapis New Yorkl were extraoro,ne'x speoe
ciee But the oddess thing OF the SORT 'nss
for soe time seen has been the announcement 'n'
Prince Albert, with the Prince 0, Tses snu .ao
second bow, Alfred. have been at Crefnorne ner-
dens. Cheleea London that was on Tno rsosy iast
Prince Albert q very clever man, must Know most
| OF the common sf.irs 10 London, and can scarce
/ ~ be ignorant that CremorDe Ga'aens Is p'sIo
where every summer evening, the ladies o. 'ne
| ,,e,ronciis cougregate to dance: Thst II u an
amusing place dispute not but thai IS PiHse
with the characteristics and fame OF which itis os
sirsbie for Prince Consort TO famiai1s Inc nei'
| apus rent we have great oouo-s
| Whttehopse Jsff-ses az Birmin cham. and Jsf
E i COO ''s h' "
Vii or In thu London Times suggests granting
free pad to oil English deseIsers in ths mites
Safes condition that they will enlist &C csnaos
for the CrimSe
Er C Fl. Brace bridss has .snt home from seut'-
u7der cate of the 7rh bret nsr.sxn o, NV. w
Sect ri 10 Lord Wards yacht. At tns GATE meolo.
| ID aus ktre uirly wesk but has TO Ietnans o.
| f.v-r, and Danger ia sppreh"aded nhe ttos.s
20 be soon abe 20 return to Baaklsvs Miss Niehrn'
- wsr visi ed while sex by LsFd Raglan y me
huts q, sg. on board he yacht and was received
on I.sdtus At scutsti by Lord w. Paslet, Commsnd.
s1i; DR. Cunming, 10 psctor Genera. ana ". :" g
3rsgor. The hou.- Of he ch" plain m piacoo as ne.
Disposal and she had been IF red the use OF the
Bit ar Pace ct Pers, b. Lofd AID Lady Straeio'o
! de Radcliffe.
MISCELLANEOUS.
| few details are given by the Monttore Tuscano
of the late ettemp, sgslnst the HE OF Cardinal An'
opetIi Ii appears that the Cardinal wss issuing
| from the palace of the Vatican 10 enjoy walk,
| VIII n while descending rhe Steps oef"re TOE en-
rance, namsd Defelicis, hat maker by
| trade rushed him, and attempted to Stab him,
| M stopped In time and arrrs'sd
! Our news from A,henz the ult. ststes thar
o-'g-rdage s'il Continues supported By Rassis, as
| wa supposed.
was felt Oh the llth June.
RUSSIA.
A St Petersburg letter of the 5h inst, In the
News OF Hamburg says: The Synod Of 81. PEI
tersbug has presented an address TO the Emperor,
earnestly praying him TO show himself more dis
OOsed toward conferences OF pSaC6 III ~ ds
political interests OF the State would permit II lie
| aoI Known how the Emperor has received this ad.
| 1ress."
| The Patria contains correspondence from ST.
Petersburg dated the 5th, hich says thar the news
If the disasters in the S-a of Az q had created
| perfect panic a. the Bnurse. Those merchants
| Rho lad most suffered held meeting, and it was
generally believed that many would suspend pay
nent. Much indignation was expressed against
G neral WraDgle tor not having SHOWN resistance,
| ~ which means. 1t Ia argued much property might
nave been saved. Ii was reported that the General
| uld be recalled.
| There s longer any talk about the Grand
| Dukes Michael and Nicholos visiting Sebaetopo az
The events OF the considered TO have taken
| a very untsvorable turn in that direction.
The Emperor has a lntted 200 600 silver roubtes
for the aud 100 0G0 tor the following year
20 be applied to the benefit of the sailors engaged
10 the defence OF Sehastoppl the monis are TO be
derived from the surplus of the St Petersburg and
dnscow funds
The veteran General Yermoloff, who had beer
made commander OF the Moscow militia, has been
| relieved from the tstiguas of his post
| Count Munster the Prussan Minister at st. Pc
tersburg, had lately sent bis government iDforma-
lion that Prince G1rtchskoff 8d teleg raphed the
| Emperor from Sebas,opnl saying that his supplies
| aad been partially Gu. off, and 1t would be impos
sibie 10 h0ldout.
A private letter from Poseu, dated the 14th men.
| onS that the Russian troops that had been sta
Toned On the lett bank OF the pIsula are either
gone. are preparing TO march, so that before
long the Austrian frontier will cease to be meuaced
or watched, If |. really nsnacsd or
watched by Russia, more than a matter of form
and IS information from Brussels speaks of large
bodies Of troops marching towards the Crimea Il
refers, 10 doubt to the troops OF the Vistuls
Thus Austria will be completely relieved from her
fears, if any existed, with respsct TO Russia, anc
the reduction of her army may be regarded
proof OF the fact
Gov. RERDER AND GEN. STaINGFELLoW The
| personal rencontre, OF which spoke on Satur-
| dav between Gen, Stringtellow and Gov Reeder
| OF Kansas, Is confirmed The parties met at West.
| port; Gen Stringfeow demanded from Governor
Reader q re'rac'iou of charges or impustions msde
| against him by the latter, 10 some of bis Eastern
| speeches Gov. Reeder declined to make any re
traction, TO give satisfaction, and then followed
he personal rencontre, 10 which the Governor wss
pretty severely handled Both parties are well
matcheo in size though Strine'eow is Ii su,ses
mau.-St. Louis Republican. Jnly2
the Nicaragua line of steamships from New Or
leans, has been abandoned, and the vessels " i'll
| pa sent to New York.
| From ST, JOHNS, B.-A great fire occurred In
| 81. Johns, New Brunswick, on the I'd instant des-
froying the Exchange Hotel and three contiguous
| buildings.
| farmers Ia New Brunswick were unable to plant
halle crop.
SHIPPING TIMBER TO FRAscR.-At Louisville
, | Ky last week. large lot of fine oak timber can-
| ssiing OF vessel knees. ribs &c, was shipDed u,