The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22
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Mariners Bau-A numha- .f go
IN our port have made arrsngemsnss on vessels
riners BAH TO como of tonight a Co.;n.s Ut ma
And promise that the affair shan IL . lAn , HAN.
% a. who attend il The price Of tickets is ens one "
81 TOT gentleman and two ladies and -. ~. -
to see the hall crowded on the occssion ~sy hope
men ever enjoy entertainments of this sort ,..a =.
1nan ssyors, and none ever 20 farther To mahs ~
.round them happy and contented Lovers a. .th.
uAoee' VIII be able to secure tickets At the door.
AMERICAN ENTERPRIsE.-The telerraph b.s
announced the arrival at New York. Saturd.v
y. 'hs schooner Searsviile, from Trinidad with
nme'y gums taken from the Spanish feet, sunk
II cnaquaramas Bay, in 1851. The N. Y. Tribune
says:
~! The American schooner Silver Key, Captain
Clark, which belongs to the SubM .rins n;r;na
company OF Boston, visited the Gulf Of Paria and
oe.Nned permission from Gov. Elliott of Trinidad
10 operate IN that vicinity. In Charaouar.m.. R.v
sooat ten miles to the west Of the Port of Sna;n
ro.;u ;o.n1 IN a0out SIX fathoms Of water the re-
mans OF tne Spanish feet, commanded by Ano.
daca, At the time the English expedition nnd.r
Harvey ana Abercrombie, sailed from Martininne
for the subusation of the Island Of Trinidad IN
1877 - A''niuao IN
;, The spanish vessels were five in number-four
nne OF battle ships and one frgate-all being per.
feet specimens of naval architecture-wbicb for
better had been placed under cover of the
guns and mortars of the Fort of Gasparillo. when
the English fleet anchored within range. Apo.
uaea, pereeivpg the impossibility of escape
without engaging set his vessels on fire to prevent
them falling into the hands of the enemy; the mo.
ney having heen landed on the opposite coast
one OF the lne-of-battle ships. by being to wind
ward OF the rest. was eventually captured by the
Ehshsn. put iour burnt to the waters edge and
sunk with the guns, from the wreck of which the
principal part of the present cargo of the Sears.
Vile is taken, consisting of about 90 gums During
the operations, two six Founders of brass In q re.
marka6ls state of preservation, have also been
rescued from the deep, their surface was covered
with pitch and their bores were filled with the
same material They presented q bright, smooth
surface having been protected from corroson bv
the artificial covering In which they were envel
oped Tbey are OF Spanish manufacture, having
lively 5th August, l776 and l4th April, I'M Their
weight Is 770 each. The. timber raised from the
wrecks presented wonderful specimens of preser.
vafion-peces of pitch pine in almost perfect state
havng resisted the action of the salt water for ff
ty'nine years, while oak and other timber and the
iron thereto attached, were nearly destroyed, COP
per and pitchpine having resisted the effect of the
water almost entirely. The duty on this iron, we
understand, will be paid under protest claiming
as the company does. that it should be duty free,
having been regained from abandoned wrecks by
American enterprise.
Mr.. BUCHANAN IN PARIs.-A late Paris letter
says
MIR. Buchanan. late Minister at London, 10 now
staying for short time in this city He stops
with Mr. Mason, At the Embassy On Sunday
iast the congregation of the Protestant Church In
the Rue Royale were suddenly thrown into confr
SION, ~ the services were just commencing, by the
unexpected entrance of Mr.. Buchanan Mr. Mason
and several Of the ladies of Mr.. Mason's family
Ihe little church, as usual, was filled TO its ut
most nearly all the congregation being Americans
not seat was vacant for the diplomatic party
But oy squeezing little here and little there
the whole party was finally accommodated no tive
OF them occupying seats together.
BELGIAN IMiIGRANTs-Th ship Buena Vista
which has arrived At this port from Antwerp
Drought l23 men and women and about 40 chill
dren-an Belgians. They have with them 90, ,OOl
in cash, which they intend to appropriate for the
benefit Of the country and Of themselves in the vi
cinity OF Chicago Boston Post. april l8.
DAMAGES RECovERED.-At the Circuit Court
Rochester, short time ago, verdict of g. Is,
was rendered against young man na med Alpheu
Hayden. for slandering the private character of
young lady whom he had been sparkling" namet
Julia Silence We should think It would hav,
been better for Mr.. Hayden had he kept silence
Montreal Herald
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pennsylyania Legisla
ture have passed q bill to consolidate into on
corporation, under the title of "The Pittsburg an,
Chicago Railroad Company" the three corpora
tions whose roads extend In direct line from Pitts
burg to the great lake city of Illinois. The com
panies consolidated are the Ohio and Pennsylvan
Railroad Company, the Ohio and Indiana Railroa
Company, and the Fort Wayne and Chicago Raj
road Company. The entire length of the consoli
dated line il 465 miles, and the amount of capita
authorised is $l0,0O0,OO0 of which 5000, 900 hs
been paid
THE RHODE ISLAND SENAToRsHIP-The Pro
violence Journal says that ]. Prescott Hail. of New
port and formerly U. S. District Attorney in New
York, is one of the prominent candidates for u. S
Senator, in place of Senator James
THE EFFECT OF PEAcE.-A letter from HAMBURG
of the 10th, IN the Brussels Independence, says
Since peace has been considered certain, merchants
and negotators have arrived slaiost daily from al
parts Of England, with the object Of establishing fac
tories In some part of the Russian Empire Ii 10 re-
narkabie fact that Of all the people of Europe the
English show most eagsrness to business rela
tions with kusis 1t is now in contemplation to form
great ADslo-Russisn Company, which, with consid
cradle capital in its hands, will solicit the in, pcria
government authority to TO profit on vast scale
the territorial and mineral riches OF The Russian
iitory.
LATER FROM HAvAHA.-The steamship Cataw
ba arrived at New York Sunday, bringing date,
from Havana TO the 18th inst. Her news Ia Of No
Importance.
The u. y. squadron in port was to sail soon on q
cruise 10 the wind-ward The British man-ef wal
Powerful was also to leave in . few days for Ber
muda
Sugars were more lively, without advance, ow
ing to the large stock on ha I'D. Muscoyados were
In good demand At 81, equal to 81 at our ports
Molasses firm. Freights active, With rates tend
ing downward Exchange depressed ~ % to 81.
PARROTS IN IowA.-it is said that numbers o
parrots resort annually TO Deeatur county, Iowa
and are sometimes seen in focks Of twenty, and
even more Three Of these birds were shot ont
week during the late cold spell.s They are abou
the size OF the common tame pigcoh. though mo-
quite 90 large round; their tails shorter, theil
plumage is green, tinged on the back with blue
their wing feathers are red and yellow. and ths
bill and tongue are the same - in al pafrots. Il
is rather surprising TO fad these birds 20 Tar Norti
aud feeling so much at home.
LEFT THE NEIaHBoRHooD-Mr.R Ray, the per
son who lately delivered speech at Goose Crssl
meeting house, In Loujoun, vs.. containing obnox
ious anti-slavery ssntimsuts. which gave great oi
fence. has concluded 70 leave Virginia and return
70 bis native State.
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