Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17
NEWS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
We compile from our exchanges the annexed items oil
late in diligence from various parts of the world:


late in diligence from various parts of the world:
ENGLAND.
Mr.. William Brown, VI. T., Of Liverpool. Who some
time since offered the munifcent donation of &c Oo In
ward the erection OF buildings for toe library and
scum, oilers 20 double the OF gin provided the
building toe commenced Immediately.
The Russian. French and Sandman Ministers are on
visit 10 Lord Pamerstons house Broadlands These
were the party Of iriendsn who his lord.
ship IN the carriage when his lordship vas invited on
! board the Mcrrimac frigate.
iruSsels letter says; Compiegne is some hat out
oitheWay place for the dyulgng Of Intelligence touching
anticipated events which deeply interest the British court
aud people Such, however, the case being current
~ reported among the circle that most gracious
Queen Is lar advanced in condition which promises
God aiding IN augment the royal family England some
where about the month of February.
We learn from the Galveston News that the Presidential
election IA that city passed oil quietly there being very
little excitement and not single disturbance any kind
at the polls.
The vote follows; Buchanan, 4os; Fillmore, 800.
This the News believes j. the largest vote ever poed in
Galveston. The News SAYS
We have official from the country but learn
IRON private that Indsnol the vote stood lO
Tor Buchanan aud as for Fillmore. Our informant does
not kno~ the exact vote Port Lavaca but thinks the
APsrssns h,I majority Of 10. At yeasco and Quinta.
VA the vote vas an exact tie between the partss-
The above - all bud IN eycbang in relation 10
the result OF the Presidential election in Texas
the partial failure % the crops Ia many III tho upper
counties 81 Western Texas - causing many families
move to the East where the abundance OF wheat and the
success OF other crops renders provisions plentiful and
cheap The Brazos Statesman says that the streets and
tie public highways leading and through Waco have
been lined tor two twree weeks past with eniglnt. 20
ing north aud eastward.
CENTRAL AMERICA,
Mr. Griffith, H. IL M Charge IL Affairs at Bogota
having Jailed 20 arrange with tho New GrinSdian
government the old standing MacLintosi', claim has
broken OIL negotiations Nth the government aud Civ
rr notice that the Admiral Of the British West Ia.
dia Squadron has been reored enforce the payment of
the claim. GdccfO Ocidi of October It Tim.
ces the correspondence.
Unfortunately, disagreement has arisen With the.
government OF her British majesty originating from
legislative appreciation OF the arranged on the
2ith Of November 1889 to compensate Mr. Ian-s Mackit-
tosh, british subject tor th. damage suffered by him
~ consequence OF not rsdeeIDDg the custom house, u-
rug ce tain period and in virtue Of certain executive
dispositions, Of portion Of the saeS of the Heating
debt OF per lOO which he received in payment of his
clam VI Columbian origin
"The Republic il threatened with coercive measures on
the part o the British naval forces without the executive
po~er, using it, constitutional powers having been able
TO prevent IT, by it, ORDER and Tor tile information Of the
nation, publishes the documents relative the recent
dp!opghs controversy on this di-lg'eeabe affair 1t il
" DE hoped, from the sentiments Of Justice OF tho british
government ilai ere long Il will be regulated in salts
factory manner"
CALIFORNIA.
We copy the following items from the Alta Californian
Of 20th ult
During the night Of the 18th inst French woman of
~ iaue, nnmed Vicoire Rctang murdered IN her
ped, by some person unknown. The object 10 commit
ting tue deed, u IL supposed 20 prcycnt the Woman
from testiiyng agains, an Italian charged With aten,p
ing the e Of ieinAle by throwing vriol in her face
severe shock Of an earthquake had been iolt ut Gan
Diego, on TIE 2Oth sept, causing much e..
pecially among the Indians The walls II many Of the
house. we're cracked, aud the psstedng shaken down-
Ihe shock was accompanied with osciahng movement
we e"fh' a"d sound like cars passing bridge
The cape crop In Lo- Angeles has been abundant the
pfeseht year beyond AL precedent Between 5000 and
5000 boxes shipped 10 this city the Senator ON
her last tin ~
fpe hssare- and fur-Iare OF the Vigilance Committee
9Th
The rainy sensop commenced on the night Of the 9Th
with several heavy showers,
oRE0oN
The Indian troubles IN this Territory have recently
been renewed, aud theaten become more serious and
extensive than ever before Governor Stevens Who had
advanced into the Waa Waa country for tho purpose
OF n"soiatnga general peace with ali the tribes in that
quarter had been Obliged the same together
With such U. troops - had accompanied him,
The e'ire country TO the north aud Of John Days
River VS. At last accounts ~ The possession Of the aya
gee numbering about three thousand many Of whom we're
armed 9th guns. Col stepoe had made into th. Daes
With hi Command, abandoning The Whole country above
20 the Indians except one block house held by Gy men
whom he intended 10 relieve coon he could procure
tage. Gov. Stephens hsd addressed the penpe ~ ort
and and stated that the ndaas bad acted lthles- in I'll
lheir transactions with the whites that nothing would
siy them but unconditional surrender NJ the entlre
o"untfy to the east side ~ the Daes and that there
msned ony prospect Of smother general With Al the
tribes IN that quarter
WAN
Our advlces from the Salt Lake are 70 Sept %. The
small poX bad been introduced into the Territory by i'm.
migrants from the Ets causing much confederation among
the Saints though IL does not appear 10 have spread
sny goat eScnt " have proved generally lnta where
V had occnrrcd The papers are filed With rela
unR 10 tho ohurch, aud learn bot little through
Them touching III worldly condition aid prospects ~ the
people. The crops however, have beii-ve
have been short and smother Of famine awaits the