The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-18
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.


The Washington arrived at Southampton on
the morning Of Sunday, the 81 ult
ne steamship BelgiQue, belonging to the Belgian
TRANSATLANTIC Steam Navigation Company, which
snip put back to Southampton in Janu ary last. and
mas ever since been uader repairs sailed the Both
for Antwerp, to resume her place on the Antwerp
ana New York line. The repairs she has under.
gone have been of the most thorough character.
The Cambria sailed II A. NJ, Saturday, Both,
from Liverpool to Halifax, with "a passengers
The London Daily News of the Cd inst. contains
the following editorial announcement:
The Central American difficulty is confidently
stated to have received satisfactory solution in
convention and treaty said to have been concluded
between Honduras and Great Britain. The lead.
ing features OF the arrangement are understood TO
be guarantee of the neutrality of the territory to
De traversed by the projected interoceanic railway
and the freedom of its terminal ports against our
British) cession of Ruatan and the other two
small islands in recognition of the equitable claim
of the main State upon these dependencies If the
information be correct, the large question which
so recently looked ugly and serious enough has
thus been simply and quietly disposed of without
the ostensible Intervention of America"
The London Morning Star has the following -
1--WE believe we may say that in some quarters it
is expected the Hon. G. T. Villers brother of Lord
Clarendon, will be appointed as Minister to Wash
ington. What grounds exist for the expectation
we are unable to state"
The Liverpool firms of McLarty & Co, and La.
mont, McLarty & Co, have suspended Their
liabilities are 100000
Gilbert A Beckett, Police Magistrate of the city
of London, has died st Eoluogne, of congestion OF
the brain. Mr.. ABeckett was favorably known
as an author. His Comic History of England"
gained him seat on the Magisterial Bench
A new park for the people has been opened at
birmingham. The ground was presented by Mr.
Adderley M. p, and the name Is the Adder o Park
A statute OF the late Duke of Wellington has just
been inaugurated at Manchester.
Mr.. Stanley, Secretary of Legation at Athens,
and Mr.. G. i. Vernon, Of the Foreign Office, ac-
company Sir Henry Bulwer in his mission to set
tie the constitution of the Danubian Principalies
Col Stanton is the British Commissioner for the
settlement of the new boundaries in Bessarabia.
The London Times of the I'd has two editorials
the on the extra session of Congress- the other
on Gen. Walkers supposed precarious position in
Nicaragua The Times exults in Walkers ap
preaching downfall
The American steamer Star of the South ar
rived on the Oath, from Constantinople, with
French troops.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Beecher Stowe are at Glas
cow.
The emigration from the port of Liverpool du-
ring the past month numbered 10 1893, against S903
In the corresponding month of 1855. OF this num-
Der 1911 went to the United States, 1861 to Aus.
tralia 46l to st. John, Halifax and Quebec, and 80
to New Zealand.
Among the passengers by the Atlantic is the
Rev. DR. Fischell, of Liverpool. who is abou. to
assume the pastoral care of the Portuguese con-
-
distinguished member of the literary and scientific
circles in Liverpool, and the learned societies
tain loss by his removal
IRELAND.
The disputed succession to the title and estates
of the last Earl of Shrewsbury excites considera-
bic interest, and promises to produce rich har-
vest TO the lawyers both in England and Ireland
Lerd Talbot de Malchide is the English claim
ant, and Major Talbot, of Wexford county, is the
Irish
1ha oolica ara ctiIl in saaroh of Jamos SadIar
whom they believe to be lurking in Coolnamuck.
The Belfast Bank has just declared dividend
of profits for the year, equal to 20 per cent on the
paid up capital.
The Cork Examiner reports very favoraby Of
the state of the crops in the south of Ireland, and
expresses no apprehension of potato disease.
An official announcement of the sentence
the Nenagh military rioters has been made. Four
men sentenced to penal servitude for 81 years,
two for IA years, and two for years.
FRANCE.
The Monieur contains a report from Marshal
Valiant, addressed to the Emperor on the subject
of the growth of cotton in Algeria In this docu
ment the Minister of war recognized the good eft
fects of the decrees of the 10th of October. 1853
by which annual prize of &c, 600 francs was
allotted for five years, to the best cotton grower in
the Franco African colony: and for three years
with 1854. The whole cotton pro-
duce of Algeria, was ordered to be purchased by
the State, ut price fixed before hand, at advan
of this encouragement the growth of cotton has
increased and it is sad the quality is equal to that
OF American growth.
The Emperor and family continue at Biarrtz.
The French presses are silent on the subject of
the charges brought by Louis Blanc against the
authorities of Cayenne.
The Paris Patrie says that France, following the
example of England and America. is endeavoring
to negotiate commercial treaty with Siam.
There is a rumor that Marshal Pelissier, Duke of
the Malakoff in ahOnt the widow of
Admiral Bruat.
Senor Queredo is appointed Minister to Vene-
zuela.
The marriage of the Infanta Amelia, with
Prince Adalbert of Bavaria, was celebrated on
the 25th. Three sisters of the bride were not in
vited to the wedding, because they had married
beneath their rank. These ladies were Donna
Joseta, who is wife of Jese Guel Rente. merchant
of Havana Donna Isabella, wife Of Count Gu
rowski, Polish emigrant; and the Duchess OF
Ssssa, whose husband is a grandee of Spain. Poll
tically speaking, there is little news Arrests are
still made in Catalonia, and incendiarism continues
in various places.
PORTUGAL.
Lisbon continues tranquil nsr have any further
riots taken place in the country. Cholera decreas
es The harvest in the Azores is short, and quar-
antine against cholera is established
ITALY
The Austrian Customs League with the Duchies
OF Parma and Modena expires at the end of this
year, and, it is said arrangements have been made
for the renewal of the treaty for another term Of
five years.
.. RUSSIA
A telegraphic dispatch to the London News
states that the Emperor of Russia made his solemn
entry into Moscow on August the 29th The morn
ing was rainy, but about noon it cleared At noon,
salvo of nine guns gave the signal to ring all the
bells in the city. and they continued pealing until
nghtfall. At 3 P NJ. the Imperial procession set
out from the Petrovsky Palace. The Emperor
was preceded by guards and Cossacks. also by de-
putations of the nobility, and by the representa-
tives of the Asiatic nations subject to the Czar-
The Emperor himself was ON horseback, and at
tended by the Ministers of War. The Imperial
princes followed, also on horseback. Then came
q long line of carriages containing the Empress
Empress Dowager, Grand Duchesses, Princess of
Oldenburg, and attendant ladies. Squadrons OF
Curas ssiers closed the procession.
At4PM., salute of "a guns announced that
the Emperor had entered the city. The Governor
of Moscow and staff; the magistrates and the no
hity of the district received the cortege At differ
ent points on its passage through the city AT the
cate of the Resurrection the Emperor, Empress
and other members of the imperial family. dis
mounted, and knelt before the image OF our Lady
of Iberia Thence they proceeded TO the Cathe
dral of the Assumption and kissed the reics there
in. Afterwards they proceeded to the Catnedrais
of the Archangel Michael and the Annunciauon'
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