The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-11
rT,ROPRAN r>Tst.i.I.iENCE
6hn.s pY THE srEA MsHIp ArLANTI

re psday morning at III oriocka having ien Llv
sri,ool on Wednesday, the 20 ult
The Asia arrived a Liverpool At 6 O'Clock on the
ev.nipg Of Sunday, the 23d
The Canadian steamer Anglo Saxon was to ssil
from liverpool At 10 o'clock morning Of Wsdnes
day 26ih. eaf
The British government has announced its VII
hngness 10 enter into Q contract with the N York
No rnunjIand and London Telegraph Company
on the following terms:
Il II understood that the capital required
to lay down the line will be $3.50 900.
II Her Msiesty's Government engage to furnish
The aid ut ships to take what sounding may still
bs considered needful. or TO verify those already
taken aud favorabiy to consider any request that
may be made to furnish aid by their vessels in
laying down the cable N
".If The British Government from the time Of
the completion Of the lice and 90 long 40 it Oh all
Time IN working order, undertakes to ray At the rsto
of Ri4 900 year, being the rate Of per cent
tn. assumed capital as a fixed remuneration for tbs
work done on behalf of the Government in the
veysuce outward and honewerd OF their messag ss.-
This payment until the net profits Of the
Company are equal to q dividend OF S6 per cent,
when the payment shall be reduced TO u, 900 year
for period of % years 1t H. however, uudarstood,
tnat If the Government messages in any year shall
~ the usual tariff rate charged to the public,
to larger sum such additional payment shall be
an ade ss quv alent tbs tete
Nv. That the British Government shall have .
priority in the conveyance OF their essages all
others subject to thu axe. p,iou only Of the Govern
ment Of the United States in he Of their ct
tsring into artspgemenr with the Telegraph Com.
psny similar In principe to that Of the Brtish Gov
eminent, in which Case the messages of the tvo Gsv
crnments shall have priority in the order in which
they arrive 1t til. stsiiens.
V. That the tariff Of charges shall be fixed with
the consent of the Treasury aud shall not b. nc!ess
wthsat such being obtained so long as this
contract lasts
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Kilkenny Moderator, under the heading Of
"A Military Aystery, announces that orders have
been issued to the colonels of militia regiments Ia
Ireland, to complete the quota of their respective
corps The Moderator remarks that the object of
thus filling up the regiments is, at present, known
only to the Government
The Board of Trade has published register of
the number of ships wrecked or damaged on the
British coast in the year 1855. The number
amounts to l.l4l ships of which 400 were totally
lost Of the whols number 963 were British, II
colonial, and 1l6 foreign The greatest number
Of casualties took place ID December, namely 800
and the femest in June, namely 80. Thirty four
steamships are included in the above record.
A court martial is assembled At London, under
tbs presidency of Sir Colin Campbell TO inves.i-
gate the charges brought by Gen Shirley against
Gen. Beatson, late in command of the Bashi Ba-
zouks
Mr. Weguelin, Governor of the Bank of Eng
land Ia = candidate in the Liberal interest against
Mr. James, Q G., Liberal and Sir Edward Butler,
Conservative, in room of Sir A c. Cockburn, ap-
pointed Chief Justice of Common Pleas.
The Rev. DR. TAFT, the new Bishop of London,
was consecrated on Sunday, the 3d. at the Chapel
Royal, Whitehall, by the Archbishop OF Cauter
bury and q numerous clerical staff. DIR Lonsley,
the new Bishop of Durham, was consecrated at
York Cathedral on the 2lst.
EAsTEsN AFFAIRS.
The Berlin Correspondent Bureau also announces
the meeting of a new Congress md asserts til.
faith of wellnforrned pc. sos, that besides Aus
triA and Prussia, the Gsrmantc Eist will be repre-
seated there but only to contribute to the carrying
cut Of the measures which may be adopted. II is
sured that sever&l OF the secondary States expressed
wish to that affect In the de- bate which toak place
in tbs Diet on thu Neuchatel question: and the op-
post on msnfested on hat occasion by ssxony 30
The views of Prussia seens to be connected with
this request of the German Stsfes.
From Paris we have not ary stirring NJ Of TO-
cal character 1 ne Detsts anECunces t5>t Marquis
.ntonin the Heapotsn Envoy received his ssss.
ports Frd.y The Assf mSlee katIonaie 10 al
article six columns long ana headed Let us be the
friends. but MT the tools of kngsnd," replies to
the attacks of the Timss Gsllgnsni states hat the
apology Of the FusIos ist leaves mat where
they stood.
1he news IS confirmed that the Ysnikele affair ha.
been fully explained teween the English snG Rus
sian reples 5ntstIvesst Ccnsan,inope, and thst no
English shiPs were o.dofed into tho Blsck Sea IN
Consequence OF It.
Accoi ding to intelligence from Cas- tz. on the 4th
the European Conmlsa 4 on his Danube off
cialy constituted shat Day uc6er the provisional
presidency of NJ. ki't the frussian Comm s5ioner
In conformity with !Estfuci2Es OE1er Pscha TIE
Guy kish Commissioner, appointed Presideni,
from his position representative of the Suitsr the
Sovereign Of Moidsvla in which country the Com
mission is sitting. Th= p:sn Of their future eittpRs
4 en- settled. Il wss determined, a. the demand
Of hr FRI nch Coi"'is,isneI, that the French stn.
GOAT, then et Ga.az siiIuit bs seut To Lhs A ia
bsuka, ct he mouth of ths Sci ma fe-ests bia or
ce. there. which Fss t Ocbed In various ways an
that IrrSish war steamer stationed ct Su ina
should dso repsir 10 the quarter with a similar
Chjsct ana TO taxa he qus tie 10 rsrder the
JAM shadows ssaip pav1Rabie. At the sitting
20 take place on the following day, The Commission
Ssuid consider The Of ooteinins the peeupiary
resources Immediately inospsnsable The rasula-
tons fer the suina mruth will be q matter of diff
Guilty, as 1t is kno~r that all The officials there On
aagrd IL The nav gation Austrian ployees pro
sscted by Austrian troJrs
SPAIN.
The following are dola.ls OF tho insurrection at
Malaga Oh the 18th:
"Run1oGs were spread among the people that an in
surrrc1on had taken pecs at MADRID; that Is batta
i ms had taken pat in 1t against the Government;
thst Narraez had been wounded that the Queen had
declared herself bso ute; that 1t YVES the Govern
ment which kept up the price of bread that the
most oppressive privileges of the clergy vi ere about
70 be re established, &c. AL this crested a great
mo ion, and the esder of the demagogical party
solved to take advantage Of it to effect rising
peciay al tn garrison had been weakened by the
departure to Africa, two days before of bat alton
of the regiment of San Fernando. The authorities,
hearing OF what WINS projected, kept the troops in
their barracks ready 70 ac1. an placed detschms
Of artillery and the civil guard at the gate of the Gus
rom House and other 10 poftant PORTIONS At night.
isli mob collected and preceded toward the Gus
blner happening 10 meet them, was immediately put
to death Their numbers having increased, they in
Sduou tuo lSZ6 ub Ia CODBt1iu CEn, Inc military
governor a. the head efhis st. to the Plaza to
exhert them to disper,e, but hs Yves r ceived hya
charge OF musketrr, AMI narrowly es e. be-
ing killed. On tots d body OF trooos a. marched
to the square, and they dispersed the ass.,4-
blase By force The insurgents then to differ
tnt parts OF the town, and especially The Fauhourss
del ferehel and de Ia Trinidad In these faubourgs
tsey PREPARED for resistance; many of. them were
med with muskets which thev had pr served from.
the fecent ossrung of the National Guard and,
with o'hTrs p1!laged from the shop of a gunsnIitb
named barrera also with pistols and poignards and
| they threw uo barbados hen the me n charged to
.lek up copies Of the bando appe ared they were
hrtd at amid cries of The Republic forevec'
Pr sently the troops arrived. and they found thsm
serves between two bands Of insurgents An engsg..
ment commenced, and it was sustained with great
vlsor on both sides until IL o'clock in the evening
~hen the oarncades were carried at the point Of the
bayonet and the insurgents were 3ersed in all d.
Iectlons In the Cal es de la Aurora and de Is Gui
oarda barr1cades. formed of carts upset were de-
tended BY c tzens OF the ddle class of society-
several OF the insurgents killed or wounded;
the troops had some men wounded About 20 of the
insurgents We're ares ed with arms in their hans.
AND court martial Immediately ese bled tot trv
them Tho military Governor it appears received
sn anony letter giving details of the psp of on
erstions adopted BY the insurgents and stating thu,
their Intention not only proclaim the republic
put TO assasslnxte him and the Civil Governor AZ
ter the suppression Of the revolt the Governor nuh
hshed second bspdo, ordering oil Dc sons under
Psln OF severe punishment give Up their arms
forbldGlHg essen klages and .ven ,oo,,.na;-.