The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-05
THE PERsIA's MAILS.
ALL EUHOrE TKANOU1T.


The proposition of the United st..e. Co.
ment to extend the exemption Of private nrunsr.
ty from beligerant capture to property aan.. :.
received in liberal and friendly spirit by the Rr;
tish press The London Times intimates that the
objection to its adoption would not come fror,
England; and the Manchester Guardian one of
the ablest and most influential of the provincial
journals, rejecting the sentiment Of the CONNER
ciai and manufacturing interests, warmly com.
mends its consideration to the British Govern.
ment urging that, If France should object. a sep.
arate convention might be concluded between
England and the United States, ,ab fishing the right
OF capture OF private property in any future war
between the two countries Mr.. Marcy's able
dispatch is extensively published, and its merit
generally conceded.
The London Times ofthe 21st has a leading ar.
ticle approving Of Mr.. Marcy's reasoning on the
subject of privateering.
The Londoners dinner to the Guards is to be
given in the Surry Gardens on the 18th of Angus.
Admission to see the heroes feed 2s. cd. The SUBJ
scrption to pay for their prosender amounts to
about 2700.
letter from Limerick says that the wages of
harvt st laborers there is per diem with board
Most of the lsbe rers are from the west of Clare,
Galway and Kerry, and it is said they are uuusu.
ally well clad this season-in fact, rags an ea.
CO otiou
A statute of Wellington will be inaugurated at
Manchester on the 30th
DR. Buckland, the geologist, died at Clapham on
the 18th of August His mind was deranged for
the last six or seven years of his life.
Accounts from the hop plantations continue ia.
vorable.
The Queen of Dude. mother of the deposed mon.
arch, has reached Southampton, with large suite
She comes to England to make complaint against
the East India Company
1t is said that Admiral Stewart will succeed Ad-
miral Lyons in command of the Mediterranean
fleet, and that Admiral Freemaute will succeed
Admiral Fanshawe on the West India station
FRANCE
The Moniteur announces the arrival of the En-. |
peror, Empress, and Imperial Prince at Biarrit |
also Prince Jerome's departure for Havre; and the
distinguished reception given to the Count de |
Morny, at st. Petersburg; Prince Murat has gone
to CRANBERRY, in Savoy. There is report that
Prince Pierre Bonaparte formerly member of
the Mountain in the National Assembly, and who
has of late lived in Algeria is the candidate whose
claims the Emperor Napoleon urges to the throne
of the united Principalities of Modavia and al.
lachia.
The steam -frigates Impetuese, 800 horse power.
and Imperatrice Eugenie, of 9O0 were launched on
the 18th; the former at Cherbourg, and the latter
at Touon.
The three camps established in the department
of the War; for the reception of troops arriving from
the East, were broken up on the 10th.
1t is said the Emperor of Russia gave his assent
to the title of Duke of the Maakoff, bestowed on
Marshal Pellissier.
Horace vernet is painting 1.-THE Capture of the
Malakoff" for the French Government
A Tunisian ship of war has arrived at Marseles
with the present of cradle to the Imperial
Prince
A Paris letter al udes to some earnest discussions
that have been held recently in the Imperial fami
ly as to the title to be settled the and grand
son, issue of the first marriage which Prince Je-
rome contracted in America The right to bear
the name of Bonaparte is fully conceded to them;
indeed, they refused to take any other, and par
tcularly objected to the title of Princes of Mont.
ford which had hitherto belonged to that branch
of the family.
PRUSSIA
About the beginning of August, the Prussian
corvette Dantzic of l2 guns in course of her voy-
age to land Prince Adaibert, of Prussia, at Con-
stantinople drew near to the coast of Morocco, 10
see the place where, three years since, a Prussian
ship was plundered by the Riff pirates. The spot
s described Is a few miles to the eastward of tie
town Of Meia, in the direction of the frontier of
the country very billy. On approaching the shore,
the Dantzics boat was fired upon, and returned
aboard. Seventy five (of the whole crew of so
of the corvette Immediately landed, in face of 3.
determined fire, and charged the pirates up the
sleeps.
On arriving at the top the Prussians found
themselves met by large force, and had, there
fore, to fight their way back to the boats, which
they did. with the loss of eight killed and twenty
wounded Prince Adalbert wounded in the
thigh, and his Abide Camp, Niesman, was killed.
This incident has revived the talk of Euro
pean expedition against the pirates of that coast
Prussia has requested the aid of England and
France
On the 9Th, the bodies of the killed were taken
ashore at Gibraltar, and there buried with militia.
ry honors. The wounded were sent to the Bri-
tish Sailors Hospital
BELGIUM.
Sunday the 18th was day of festivity in Ant
werp The citizens resolved TO celebrate the
ty enty-f five years of peaceful reign of the King,
and as the King himself Joined in the celebration,
the proceedings were unusually lively. There
sIlv,,f and toinr oh
servances, upon great scale, and the royal fam
lily were everywhere received with enthusiasm.
SPAIN.
From Spain we have but little news. Madrid
journals are to the 10th The Gazette contains an
order that Indian corn, barley and rye, are to be
considered askcomprised in the decree permitting
the importation of wheat and -four. The perma
nent deputaton of the grandees of Spain had
solved in consequences of the dearness of food, to
call on the weathier classes of society to organ
ize the sale of food in all the markets The Espdna
mentions that Carlist chief named Villalain had
been killed in an encounter with the Queens
troops but it does not say where.
A letter from Naples dated the 9th, and received
at Paris, Out which it may be well to receive with
doubt) asserts that France and England have ad-
dressed utimatum to the Neapotan Govern
nent and that, in the event of refusal to comply
with the demands, their representatives are i'm.
mediately to quit Naples. The demands are stated
to comprise general amnesty, and administrative
and judicial reforms The King of Naples is,
further reported to have ted to some of the
required concessions but not to extent to satisfy
the representatives of France and England, who
have referred the matter to their Courts
German paper says that the Austrian Govern
ment has confirmed Baron Hubner's mission to
Naples and has sent him further instructions.
RUSSIA.
The diplomatic corps, intending to be present at
the Czar's coronation, would leave st. Petersburg
on the 22d for Moscow The departure of the EN-.
peror Alexander is fixed for the 26th; his solemn
entry into Moscow will take place on the 29th;
the coronation will be on the 7th of September,
and the Court will return to ST. Petersburg At the
end of the month. The ceremony of the corona
tion, and its adjuncts, will apparently throw into
the shade every former proceeding of similar
kind in Russia or elsewhere. The magnihcence of
the preparations is something fabulous. There
will be present no fewer than ten European
Princes, besides representatives of Powers and
Principalities unnrmbered The London Daily
News of the 2lst publishes the official programme
of the ceremonies, and the other London papers
are full of correspondence describing what is to be
done.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The viceroy of Egypt has established Steam
Naviga gation Company TO carry on the coastng trade
of the Red Sea-
One hundred houses and part of the bazaar
n h~x~ utAv Aro Ia.