The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-30

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AOisAz rOnnAdN NEWS
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ENGLAND
In the House OF Commons Lord John Russell
made his anxiously looked for motion of enquiry
uemanoing 70 De INFORMED wnat course the British
ooVernment proposed 10 ADOPT IN reference to the
sugeesuon OF tne congress - Fars, respecting the
@Iars .. AaV-
Lord faimerston replied that 1t was not expe-
dient 10 make known the intention OF the govern
ment
Mr. " Israein and others spoke on the subject,
when the melton was negatived.
Ihe government OF Honduras has prepared q
memorial to the European powers, inviting them
70 the right OF transit from tie Atlantic
70 the faclhc
The Dske OF Cambridge has been appointed
Commander-in Chief of the Army, and Lord Pal
merston Is decorated with the vacant garter.
An explosion In coal mine near Cardiff caused
the death Of ITO persons
FRANCE.
Nothing can exceed the quiet of the political
world at this moment in Paris, and the journals
only reflect the general dullness
General Pelessier was expected to arrive at Mar
seilies between the 18th and 25th inst. A banquet
will be given him.
The Journal du Pays says, that in political sa
looms in London there is talk of the abdcation of
King Otho In favor of Prince Adalbert, of Bavaria
who in that case wouldigoEhrough all the religious
formaiities necessary to the accomplishment of
such an event.
Letters from Athens also speak of the rumor,
but they adj that the Queen of Greece is strongly
oppose to her husbands design
We give these reports with all reserve
SPAIN.
formidable insurrection i,, conseoranca of tho
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ment of new Ministry, has broken ort in Spain
The insurrection commenced in Madrid ON the
18th, when the National Guard assisted by the cit
much loss on both Sides but the affair was finally
suppressed.
republic General Infante, the President of the
Cortes, beaded the insurrection
Anotner account says the insurrection was not
suppressed General O'Donnel had been appoint.
ed to the Municipality of Madrid, and had declared
all Spain, TO be In a state OF siege. He had also
Gorara, Inf.nta aaaon,t1os :...
Cortes, but G General O'Donnel dispersed them.
The revolt extended to saragossa, Aragon and
barcelona.
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RUSSIA
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STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN.-The explosion OF the
steamer Empire state, bound from Falls River
Mass to New York, OF Judith Point on Saturday
evening, has been briefly noticed. There were
225 passengers ON board, many of whom were Ia
oies. Inc N: herald says:
About quarter before ten o'clock, when turn
rae;r;n .ud ",h.rs ,o;.ar;,, ahn,t ,ha deels thav
were suddenly startled by an explosion from one
of the engine rooms. Immediately the boat was
hlied with steam and CONSERVATION The widest
aJ "h;dnp - ''ns; la d;.oo,;a ', 't
on life Dreseryers others rushed TO the boats many
about ten minutes the greatest alarm and confu-
sion prevailed throughout the steamer 1t was
supposed by some that she was ON fre, and by
others that she was sinking. 1t was ascertained
after lapse OF ten minutes that she was neither
on tire aor sinking, and Captain Brayton brought
her to anchor to see what had happened and what
damage had been done.
1t appeared that steamppe or box had expio-
ded inside, near the chimney, filling or choking 1t
up causing the steam and hot air to be forced out
through the fire room into the vessel All those
who we're anywhere near the engines suffered ter
ribly and it was ascertaned that tw enty or thirty
had been either killed or frightfully scalded
There were seven persons killed. Philip Ball a
carpenter of Newport Hiram peacher. fireman,
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"h. mAse' rrooeiicA ooA.u"an' oi No"
Ezra Williams engineer John Smitn, coloreo sal
lor and John Satler head waiter. There were
ef,oen ;n;ured of whom Henrv Ketcham. fireman
- - -. r.- C. w, po.d =,
OF the Fan hiVer iron company, "H' D. heeu VI
Boston, John Welch of Exetervile, Pa will pro
badly die.
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