The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-16

Isr.sEsr1se FOREIGN NEws.-Apprehsusions
were felt that the army before Sebastopol would
suffer for water but the taking Tchsrnsya has sup
piled their wants.
OF whom there are sixty-three in the walls states
that they celebrated divine worship in Malakoff
Tower while the enemy wers taking it,
Miss Nightingale was recovering from a severe
fever
The seundings of the entrance to Ksrtch were
slyly taken by an Enssh boat while going 10 to re-
turn the Governor of .rtch bis CARR, e. Which had
been taken. -
Lord stransford formerly English Minister to
Brazil, died on the s9th ult
The Maine law was being agtated in Englsnd.
Hon. ex-Prssident Fillmore arrived in England ON
English press for signing the fugitive slave BILL
Prom there he went to France, where he was warm
~ received.
Hon A. c. Dodge. NJ lnister TO Spain was r. ceived
by the Emperor Of France ON the 26tb ult.
duties of the foreign office of France.
Madrid dates OF SOth state that the insurgents at
Capsi and Alcanitz were defeated on the 2sth Two
leaders and priett were shot
An uksss had been issued by the Gar, command
Jog the enlistment of all the peasantry in the states
and dominions. from 80 to s. years of age.
Great preparations were being made in Sweden
for war.
Letters from Vienna state that the Gear. de,pair-
ing of retaining Constantinople has determined to
attack Constantinople
RANDOLPH MACON - The commencement at
Randolph College took place on Wednesday and
Tbursday last. Addresses were delivered by Lit
Teton Tszewell and R7v w. II Christian of C.
The Armory Band, of Richmond eniivened the Ger.
emopies with their performance
WYOMING, the only county not before officially
heard from, has given sc for E1mundson, dem ,
and 14e for Staples X. N. These were the Con
gressional candidates. The gubernatorisl vote Ia
not stated
From THE PLAINs.-Dates from Fort Laramie
10 the 9th ult, represent the Indians as continuing
their depredations on cattle
SAILED FOR EuRoPE.-In the Pacific, which
sailed from New York for Liverpool, Wednesday,
were Mrs. l.. G. Allen and four sons, from Vir-
ginis
MoNumRNT.-Tha Trustees of Washington Col
lsge at Lexington, Va, are about erecting mon-
umsnt. which has been purchased for $500, to the
memory of John Robinson. who bequeathed thai
Institution large amount.
RAILROAD AccIpENr.-On Saturday night last, q
passenger named Mcknight was killed on the Ca
nandiagua aud Elmira New York; Railroad, by the
cars running Of the track.
J. HORACE LACY ia to address the students o
Washington College on the 81 OF July.
A grand temperance jubilee took place at L afay.
| cite Ia, on Wednesday. Rev. s. l. Brecken
| ridge delivered an sddress.
| Two burglaries were perpetrated In Lexington
| Last week en- the premises of ] E Bell and d.
| Ford An unsuccessful attempt was made to ge
| into the store of SPOTS & Johnson.
| public dinner Is to be given by the Democr at
| of Covngton, on TIE 18th LOST. In Stsunton tn
/ Democrats had procession on Mondsy night.
| Forty presentments have been made by the
Grand Jury of Culpeper at Its last session.
| Rev. Mr.. Dugssn. Catholic priest at 81 Louis
| Mo- has sued the editor of Ste 0-pevsve Pisndes
lar for atrihuting him words uttered BY another
| priest to the effect that "Wsshinglon lived like
| horse aad died like dog"
| A slave OF Hon. C Faulkner has been ARRESTED
for aiding his masters slaves to escape.
| NIT n his private 8Pc
rstsry. Ixft N York Thursdsy afternoon for Kausss
| Intelijsencs has been received OF the desth o
Rev Henry Lobdell, 3 missionary at Mosul, on th'
! 25th March lsst.