The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-25

1'hE DAILY DlSPATCA
friday Msrniss, Snly -, 1855.
S0KETGN NEWS ny THE PERSIA.
DEFEAT OF THg BRITISH MINISTRY.
Meeting of the iris h Militia
~. p,;,,.h mail steamer Persia arrived 1t New
york !. o'clock. Wednesday morning.
Great Rritain.
There q nothing new respecting Ame.em ..
fairs. except that miider tore ev. ~, ~ see
1890 Ia commenting on the Cennat American
qr,.S Rns.ers motion ia Parliament on tho posi-
ton of Italian affairs was Fixed for discussion on
Mono.y' III been no further reference to Ameri.
..r .sys;rs IA Parliament excepting some inter-
rorstorics concerning tbs bombardment Of the Be-
lie - ....- ~,
ton we're burrs recently. They contained eight
'og Ths P.imerston Administration had been de-
sasted Ia the House Of Commons on the Appellate
JurisdIction bill The LONDON Star says of the de-
The division upon the Appellate Jurisdiction
Bin 10 regarded, both In Westminster and the city
as one of the ssyerest castigatious which . minis
try has ever received
during which they have had ample experience Of
the perls and vcissitudes of war; the Roya Guards
had returned to London. and were received with
such . display of popular enthusiasm Is has sci.
dom, II ever. been witnessed.
grand review took place at Aldershott. The
whole Of the Crimeau regiments were under arms
at an early hour, and marched direct TO the review
ground on Aldershott common, where the main
body of all the troops drawn up in line, I'M
der the ridge Of hills which skirt this portion Of the
field Immediately In front of the line the officers
OF each regiment with q certain number of pri-
Yates, selected from amongst the Oldest and most
gallant men In each regiment. formed In square,
from the upper centre Of which her majesty ad-
dressed them In the following terms:
"Officers, aforementioned Officers and sol.
diers,-I wish personally to convey, through you.
10 the regiments assembled here this day, my
hearty welcome on your return to England In
health and fall efficiency. Say 10 them that have
watched anxiously over the difficulties and hard
ships which they have so nobly borne that have
mourned with deep sorrow for the brave men who
have fallen for their country; and that have felt
proud Of that valor which, with their gallant allios.
they have displayed on every field / thank God
that your dangers over whilst the glory OF your
deeds remain. But know, that, should your ser
vices be again required, you will be animated with
the same devotion which in the Crimea has render.
ed You invinei0le."
The Queen spoke from an open carriage. She
was In riding habit. aud wore . round hat.
The Earl of Carlisle, Vceroy of Ireland Is vsi
Ing Limerick.
The Prince and Princess Of Prussia are on q
visit to the British Court
Lord Stanley, Earl Of Shaftesbury, Bishops of
Bath and Of Man, Mr.. Monckton Mines xnd other
notabies spoke At meeting in London on the 10th.
IN favor Of the early closing Of stores aud SatuI
day half holiday to the working classes.
Nine Grisi IL playing Elvira in u Puritsni. at
the Italian opera, London, and is to appear with
Mario in Otsilo.
Baron Hausman, of the Seine, acknowledges re-.
cept of the fourth remittance Of 100000 francs of
the 600 600 francs subscribed by the city of Lon-
don "The city of Paris" he says, Twill never
forget this act Of the generous English nation"
Mutiny of the Tippcrary Militia.
A riot has taken place in the North Tippsrary
Militia, at Nenagh Major General Sir J. w. Chat.
large body of troops the line from Limerick
to quell the mutiny. On Tuesday evening 500
men from different regiments arrived in Nenagh,
and being admitted into the barracks without op.
position demanded of the militia to give up their
arms, which they refused Some firing occurred
outside, and daring the ARRAY some five or six of
the regulars were wounded and one killed
civilian was shet dead The militia rioters were.
and eight wounded. The cause of the mutiny ap-
pears to be that the men perenptorily refused to
give up their clothing and arms previous to their
disembodment, and then attacked their officers
and committed other outrages.
A dispatch from Dublin, dated Thursday, the
10th, says:-The mutipy At Nenagh had been
queled, and inquests were held on four persons
killed Eight we're wounded. large number of
pTlsUueIS udSc Utbu tdkou Inc jury returned q
verdict THAT the deceased came to their deaths in
consequence OF gunshot wounds inflicted by some
person or persons unknown, and that the death of
the soldier Cuney, of the 4lst Regiment. was
caused by soldier Of the North Ti1perary Mill
tia"
second edition Of the Limerick Report Or, dated
Wednesdiy night contains the following partiu.
lars: The town quiet to-day. 1t is said that the
Militia Aho were taken with arms in their hands
last night will DE tried by the civil power great
many deserted last night taking their arms and APP
p0intmeDts with them. The firing at o'clock last
night in Pound st. was terrific. 1t there all the
damage was done. The number Of Militia wound
ed In barracks is six. and 1t 10 supposed many Of
those who went away are wounded. Eight ten
soldiers Of the .lne are wounded In the Of |
Peter Gibbons, who was shot by one Of the 55th |
Regiment, the jury returned the following verdict
Deceased came to his death by the effects Of |
gunshot wound inflicted by soldier of the 55th |
Regiment that such firing was unjustiiabls, and
and that the troops might have used more discre-
ton in firing into the house Of respectable man,
having fred ten rounds into deceaseds house."
Celebration Of the 4th OF July.
On Friday. the 4th inst, sumptuous dinner
was given by Mr. Peabody, at the Star and Gar
fer, Richmond, to upwards Of 100 Americans and
few English gentlemen, in commemoration of the
SOth anniversary OF the declaration of the indie.
pendence of the United States. The grand dining
hall was fitted up for the occasion with the busts
OF the Queen and Of Washington, the American
eagle, the standards of England and of the United
States, and other appropriate decorations Mr..
Peabody took the chair shortly after Z o'clock
supported on the right by the American Minister,
Mr. Dallas.
Nfwo cups, ono of British and the other of Amer.
lean oak, were used in drinking the toasts-
Speeches were made by Mr.. Peabody, Mr.. Dallas,
Sir VIM p. Brown and others.
Mr.. WIN. Smith O'Bren arrived at the Shell
bourne Hotel, Dublin on the Sth
France.
The Senate has ADOPTED the Senatus Consutum
on the Regency. presented by the government.
telegraphic dispatch announces the complete
evacuation of the Crimea by the French ON the
5th, and says that Marshal Peissier embark ed that
day In the Roland for France
It appears by the Moniteur that It It 10 not true
that the Emperor is to have an interview with
She Emperor Of Austria in Switzerland, or on her
frontiers.
Nome newspapers announce the arrival of Eng.
iish and French consnis In the Russian ports of
the Black Sea- Al regards France, this announce
ment u erroneous, for thus tar Franco has moi