The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE MAILS BY THE ARAGo.

Inc Steamship ArAgo arrived at New York
Monday morning with dates from London to the
30th ult.
Among the passengers by the Arago are G.. M
rearing. bearer Of dispatches from ST. Pe,ersburei.
ana u Forrow, bearer Of dispatches from Hardi.
nin; Judge Willard Of Troy; G. b. Foes America an
sculptor ut Rome; Mrs. Commodore Hall and .,s
'e', ana Siscom'e de Tbiery snd lady of Francs
Enslnnd
The London Times of the 10Th contains an ar
Gle laudtory of Col Fremont, and speaks of h;s
political address as worthy Of any people and any
statesman" r'
The Tonnage from England for June was sl3.s47
and tonnage inward trI2 T37
The English papers side with the revolutionists In
Spain.
Intelligence from Spain to the 26th nit, states
that Jsea had submitted The Captain General of
Navarro had superseded the Governor, and sent
troops to repisce the present garrison.
Gen. Riez the Commandapt of Corona had eva
cuated thstow He only follow ed by COM
pany of chasseurs of the National Militia 1t was
not known what direction he had taken. Catalo-
mia was therefore freed from Revolutiouists The
militia of little localities hastened everywhere 10
give up their arms
Events in Catalonia were taking a course more
favorable for the Government of the Quaen. The
revolutionary junta of Corona had broken IN in
consequence, they said of the arrival of Rosa 3
troops. Gen Riez had taken refuge in France as
likewise the Deputy, Henriques Chinent one of
the chiefs of the insurrection. Discourage cement
and disorganization were making rapid progress
IN the ranks of the insurgent militia
Later intelligence from Spain states that Malaga
and Granada had pronounced. The Ayuntamien-
tos had proclaimed against o Donnell. The Regal
troops had fraternised to cries of death to ODon.
nell Viva Expartero Ia Constitution.
ITALY.
The Cologne Gazette says that a te,egrapbic
dispatch was sent on the 22i to Gratz ordering z .
O0O0O0o OF ball cartridges to he sent from the mag.
szines of that place to Italy. The Minister of
for reducing the cavalry and artillery to peace
footing.
A sriaing outbreak had taken place a. Massa
Carrara. At Austrian instigation some 70 youths
crossed the frontiers, but fnding themselves dis
covered returned to their homes, and all was auiet
aa2ln. Count dc Caropt was ruralising at present
Hter Intelligence states that the movement at
MassA had been completely suppressed. Only
about 6Q persons crossed from the Sandman Ter
ritory; 2Swere arrested on the frontier The tel.
egraRhic Communication had been reestablished.
. Intelligence Apm st. Petersburg says tha. the
eSea been in ibe nfsmory Of man. AT A. Sayatotf to
more than I've hundred houses were inundated,
CHINA.
The Indise pail arrived with intelligence from
Caleurato the l7th June, Bombay Goth, Hong.
Kong 10th. and Shanghae I'd. The disturbances
in KemedYY&1f over. The revolution was pro-
crossing; % Chaese rebels were beheaded in Can
In Kispgsi the'fmperial troops are said to have
been defeated by the rebels and to have lost three
thousand men, among them seven Madarins
In the north the insurgents appear also to have
met with much success, and the town of Ming
kwoFoO has been taken by them.
The exports of tea to date were e. SOC, COO lbs
and of silk i6 600 bales