The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-31

punishment In British North America or Aus
trslia.
The Decimal Coin Committee will not report
during the present session Of Parliament
Secretary Labouche tates that the govern.
ment has advces from the Cape of Good Hope to
the lst Of May, and that the home government had
sent out troops to prevent an apprehended Caffre
rebellion.
On the 10th inst the Queen reviewed 1900
Crimean troops at Oldershott camp.
The Queen has granted Ave years exclusive
privilege to Messrs. Lord, Hinsdon & Henshaw,
OF Liverpool TO sell guano three islands off the
south coast of Arabia, recently ceded by the Ina
un of Musext
An explosion occurred at Cymmer coal mine
near Cardiff and ITO mea were killed.
The trial Of William Dove, for poisoning by
means of stryehnine, was going on at York, and
excited attention second only TO the Palmer trial
John Frost, the Chartst exile, had rejoined his
family, residing near Bristol
The Royal Agricultural Society of England was
in session At Chelmsford
Professor Frazier is elected to the Chair Of Logic
in Edinburgh University.
France.
The Monitear publishes list of British soldiers
decorated by the Legion of Honor
The French funds closed on Friday as follows
} per cents, Il fr.; Al per cents. 80 fr. 75c.
Spain.
CIVIL WAR THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
A formidable insurrection had broken out in
Spain. The imbroglio began by the opposition
compelling Espartero and the Ministry to resign
and the appointment of a new Ministry, composed
of O'Donnell, as Minister of War; Deaz, Foreign
Affairs; Cantero, Finance; Rossas, Interior; L
Uzdaga, Justice; Oilado, Public Works. Espar-
tero was supposed to have left Madrid-at least it
was not known where he ywasS Immediately on,
the new appointments insurrection broke out in
Madrid, and the National Guards assisted the citi-
zens in erecting barricades and being Attacked by
the troops, fighting ensued in the strsets for TWEEN
hHyre 4, l. I'll
Tuesday, the 18th, at O'clock, P. M, a sAspen.
sion of hostties was agreed to until O'Clock, to
allow the insurgents 10 make their submisSfon-
At the ekpra tian of this time fighting seems to
have been resuIned, for mort of the accounts we
have aregovernment dispatches, dated at Mad
rid. O'Clock, p M, on the 10Th, stating that the
ihsurrection was suppressed excepting few ban
dits-one under the Command of Pacheta, the
celebrated bfhl fighter. The Queen presented
herself 10 THE comhatants, and a government dis
patch sayVshc was respectfully received, but 9th
er statements say that the insurgents proclaimed
a republic Gen. Infante, President of the Cortes,
commands the insurrection Gen. O'Donnell has
appointed new municipality to Madrid, and has
with vigor but Paris dispatches say that the
French government do not believe in his remain.
ing master of the situation.
ODonneI, by decree, dissolves the National
Guard and calls on them to deliver up their arms.
Gen. Infante assembled the minority of the CorteS,
but O'Dopnell caused them to be dispersed An
other account says that the Queen appeared on the
Piazza in tears, and besought the comhatants to
cease and that it was owing to her intercesson the
armistice of one hour was agreedto Gen. O'Don-
nelis dispatch says. he hopes to suppress the in
surrection, from which it is surmised that the
volt is yet unquelled.
The revolt mad broken out at Saragossa and all
Aragon was more or less in insurrection. Fears
were entertained of an outbreak at Barcelona.
THE LATEST.
PARIS, Saturday, July 1916 P. M-There is no
later intelligence from Madrid
La Patrie says
The report of a movement at Saragossa Is con-
frmed 1t is asserted that Gen. falcon who COM
manded the place and who was formerly aid-de
camp of Espartero, made his pronunciamento
but according to private intelligence he was not
followed by the troops who or the contrary re.
tired to the heights and castle which command
Saragossa.
General at Caledonia dated the 17th states that all
was tranquil in that Principally.
The Paris correspondent Of the Daily News, of
Thursday evening, Says
l learn from a reliable source that the French
governmen ent has already given orders for the for.
nation of an army of observation on the Spanish
frontier.
MADRID, July 16, 1856 AT eight o'clock this
morning, the insurrection was overcome on all
points General Concha obtained possession Of
held the Plaza Sevaldo, measures were taken to
attack them. The various bodies of the lower or
ders we're commanded by Pacheta. At ten o'clock,
the last remains of the insurgents dispersed
throughout the city, were annihilated Pacheta
was killed. Twelve pieces of artillery were in
possession of the insurgents at the Plaza Seltaldo
The Queen visited the wounded. Happily, the
victims were not numerous. The government has
been admirably supported. The disarming of the
National Guard is actively carried on, and the
thoroughfare is re-established
All is tranquil in the Provinces, except at Sara.
gossa.
MADRID, July 17-To-day order is completely
re-estabished at Madrid. The Queen accompa-
MED by the King and by Marshal O'Donneii has
just reviewed the garrison troops and the people
received their Majesties and the Marshal with en-.
thusiasm Tomorrow will take place the solemn
burial OF soldiers who have died glorously in de-
Tending the throne and order. The twelve pieces
of canon posted on the plaza SevaIdo. were
captured by the royal troops after several hours
fighting
The London Daily News publishes the following
dispatch from Its Paris correspondent, dated Ma.
drid Thursday:
The insurrsctinn here has been suppressed, af.
ter q combat which lasted thirty hours, and was
fercely obstinate The dead are very numerous.
The National Guard have been disarmed
Forty deputies now present at Madrid having
associated themselves to convene the Cortes in =
legal manner, were dispersed by the troops. The
whereabouts of Espartero IL still unknown, but
he is STILL probably, at Saragossa or at Josrono -
1t is asserted that the insurrection has been vic.
torious at Saragossa, and that the garrison there
goes along with the people.
Bynews from Barcelona, 1t would appear that
Catalonia is also in a state of insurrection.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times,
under date Thursday evening, saysthst private
telegraphic dispatch announces that not only Sar-
agossa but all Aragon is in insurrection. All Ara
gon, it is supposed, means the large towns that
have followed In the wake of Saragossa, with
their respective garrisons.
Holland.
The King has appointed n commission 70 report
upon the means of expanding the Dutch Eastern
Commerce, the Isthmus of Suez canal, &G
Germany.
The Zollverein have effected their object to es'
tablish custom house at Bremen, and will levy
duties and establish bonded warehouses there
Most of the goods smuggled into the Zollverein
came through Bremen.
Denmark.
Some disturbances have occurred In Copenhagen
from the preaching of Mormons. The military ar.
rested the offenders.
Austria.
The Emperor has granted N extensive amncs y
on the birth of his second daughter.
The English Peninsular and Oriental steamship
Company have put on . weekly steamer 10 lbralia