Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-29
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ENGLAND
"wakeEs battles IN Central Americ. had not caused
much excitement Ia England. The L,ndon Herald how
ever has editorial n which he declare. IN, i-n.J
State il ~r"ng and England right Ia regard TO the con-
straci''n 1T tho Clayton treaty IL say-:
"Wh,eSer may b. the result oi the approaching dis.
cussion the treaty IL l. quite clear tina, tb.
state oi affairs ~ Genital America cannot be much ,r
ovcrlook. IL already demands the serious attention of
statesmen On both sides of the Atlantic. How lar IL may
lie competent to this interfere In uucs
ton which spPrcheud may have To- b. ,iecd.i-
how that interference be regarded At Washington Is
onsid-taiion Of gray. Importance"
IL then refers "a the battles al Walker with IN. Cost.
kican-. Oh. latter almost despair OF making hrslway
against hbustrs from the United States aud
its surprise at the recently discovered correspondence
between Lord Clrrndon aud Mr.. wallerston the Consul
Tor Costa Rics in which the promised to s. the lat,
ter two thousand stand of English arms
AZ the meeting at the Treasury Tuesday afternoon.
the Chancellor o the Ercheguer stated that tho proposed
loan calculated to the whole service Of the
YEAR except two millions. Tor which h- should propo-. To
issue ESchegu"r bond: hut th. millions ~oull not be
equird us the end Of the present year. probably not
until the first thr,e months Of is57.
The Earl OF Digby died on Monday. sgcd 81.
Mrs. Smith O'Bricn and family says a Limerick pap.r
present -onu ming in Kikee. Mr.. Smith Oi,rien
along with hi. eldest son il travelling Greece. lie Ia.
Tends. in the course ct the year. To visit America lie
be expected Ia Limerick Ia the fortnight
THE SECRET TREATY
The London Times Paris correspondent, writes under
date OF May llth:
IL IL reported very currently in Par. tina, .erou. .x
plantations have been will be demanded Of IN British
government by Russia treaty of the 10th siru.
between Austria England and France only Is day. after
the signature OF the Of Peace 10y all the members of
the Congress The conversation that has plac.
the Russian Envoy aud the French
probably Of les official character asnch the Mon
itcur has published that treaty while IL an.
to the English Parliament by Lord Clarendon with tbnt
of tie 3uth a'd the protocols.
Perhaps excessive Importance is given the forme,
document but there who hold that som"
'Iteit ahnus the latter Instead OF being it,
Or e"r"lary t~a' At first supposed that there
e'r"t article; no~ it, suspected that instead All adj.
htinha clause there i secret treaty of which hint
shateycr vi has been yet given | cannot "a, how
| lar this suspicion i we'll founded.
IL appears that the Governments have rcso we'd
communicate the drca- tl. protocol.
respecting maritime laN, particularly the abolition of mi
vat'c'img to any ether Cove except tn. parti
signing, that the Government oT the United
Sits would not accept il.
IL iumor, Il, but believe without any good fouu
ton, that thu e,t, the 18th would have III. effect OF,
rctarding If stopping NJ lie Mornvs mission T., Mu.
COW. Ii Is certain, however that the Russians are still
greatly rriiRied at it, aud doubt whether Count o.
would 40 soon have signed the act OF the SOth had lac
known that Uf the 10Th
FRANCE
PARIs, May 2-The Vigilance Of the government sto-
wards the secret societies be remarkably
ened Arrests have taken place Mnscilles
military precautions observed ia several our large
cities, which show thai orers to be the alert have
received
PERSIA.
A letter from Constantnoplc of the lst inst saws
II wrote t1 time ago that tcipts were being
made at Tehen 10 Diing ab"utA defensive alliance be-
Persia aud The Uued States eau tell YOU on the
best authority that such treaty has been concluded, aud
the tcNt :" It has H''red at the Porte where is
r.. kept very secret"
RUSSIA.
The Emperor OF Russia has issued the following mani
ic-to the subject oi his approaching coronatior:
we, AcAhmi'' III Emperor and Autocrat oi All thu
Russians kug OF Poland &c, make known 10y these pre-
when We assembled our ancestral throne of Russia the
tn. of viii.
l. mcrpataLe ION It, the midst of trials both
Tor and our country, resolved IN heart
ctr coronation So long the thunder ct not 81
r"erd within the HINTS oi our ran, aud the blood o
glo"us Christian warriors, who had sgualile tesel,e-
10th 10y deeds at rare courage aud 10y scl-acicc- had
cot ceased 10 How. Now that bcnchceut peace rystu
ring To- Russia her former tranquility, intend ~ con-
"'mty with the example ct the former pous Emperors
nr pIrdrceSur 10 br croWei and receive the pre-
-ciibcd anOintmcnt, and at the time to have our
e"rIy beloved couso' tie Empress Maria AeXandro~ n
participate ia the While thus make known t.
mr. faithful subjects this intention which, with Cod
| help, shall Ice carried into execution in the month OF
August at tbs year, invite them at the same time t.
Juln hvlT players that Gods blessing may descend
"l Us and our government; that God may help rs, while
placing on our head the Imperial crown take upun
"a te c'th aud vow To live solely aud alone for the good
oi thc naons that put under rule; aud may Al
mighty tod enighcn all thoughts and inspire ali our
acts 10y the bcstowal Ola Us OF His Holy Spirit.
"ALgxANDER"
The Car of Warsaw that Russia is to COM
| nencc campaign tins summer against the Caucasus
"tlrhI 'hfutU viii have the command of the expedition
under tile superior direction of General MouayeiT The
expedition will extend To Daehestan distance O abo.
| 80 miles from the Black Sea coast.
| In his recent speech the nobility of Moscow thu,
Car alluded tn the report which had been spread of his
intending TO emancpatc the serfs and SAIL that
a change which could 10y be effected in a hurry
The present state OF things however that could
not last Ii would therefore be very agreeable Him
the nobility itr would take into mature drherition IN
What way change cond bc gradually prepared for aud
any propositions they might make the subject would
always he welcome to him.
Circus Rior.-We learn that a dreadful fight occur
red at fttsborough, Chatham county " Cabout fort
night ago, between party of men belonging to Robinson
Eldreds Circus and some citizens of Chatham in whicl,
some OF the latter dreadully beaten, aud one Mr.
Joseph stone respectable citizen aud merchant
badly that he Is since dead One report states that the
circus men were baied; another that four of them
were in jail
IL Is said that the difficulty in this grew OF the
misconduct of liquor dealer OF Chatham and that the
Circus men much blame a. they generally
Are-FayctfcriHc Obssrrer.
Hunch saws policeman night duty send. the follow.
ing observation IL seems to that with many Young
men, the most approved method Of winding up the night
| Is rcclng it home"