The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-26

Tuesday, bringing datss to the 10Th inst from
Liverpool, the sama as received by the Indian
and 6s cabin and a3i steerage passengers.
ENGLAND 80
The Loudou Times has leader ON the ausnen-
sion of the Royal British Bank II considers tba !
the bank has broken in 4 moRt dsgracefui manner
A boat from the illfated emigrant ship Ocean
Home, has been picked up. containing Edward
Harvey, the second mate, Frederick Snow. ard
James Monaghan, seaman, and one passenger.
name unknown.
An arrangement has been come to between thu
Bank Of France and the Bank of Englsnd, by
which the former will draw gold from Britain onlv
As it arrives, instead of atuneertain intervals
A circular from the Horse Guards has been is
sued to the infantry regiments ct home and abroad,
except India The Guards are to consist of 10 com.
panses. of 300 each.
The London Daily News remarks that, within
six months of the ratification of the treaty of peace
the finances of the country will have been reiiey-
ed of the pecuniary weight Of more than 100, 900
men.
The Prince of Wales was to visit Manchester in
q fortnight.
The scansiness of remarkable events, which has
characterised French politics for some time. stil
prevails The Emperof's soiourn at Biarr;ty which
waste end on the 10Th of September will be ex-
tended to the lst of October Commercial letters
from Paris state that the business of the mast eat
was very quiet and without change Partisan man
ufactures dull of sale but considerable activ
ty Is expected 10 all descriptions by the end of the
month or first of October In the corn trade the
late enormous arrivals at Marsenes had caused
owners to abate their extensions, and prices were
declining
ITALY
The report that France will permit its Minister
at Naples to withdraw for time aud that England
win not appoint successor TO the late Sir William
Temple, has been confirmed.
The paDars furnish tinY1 cf ro,,,,rx
that the insurrection of Naples has been sup.
pressed.
Affairs in Spain appear to be more unsettled
Madrid advices say that O. O'DonneITs tenure of Of
flee was fast drawing to close, and that it was ex
peeted NarvaeZ would once more become the ruling
statesman of the country. With view to main
tain his position near the person of the Queen we
are informed that ODonnell has brought forward
a scheme authorizing decree to restore to Queen
Christina all ber property in Spain, upon which
sequesration vas laid after the revolution of 1854
In this project the measure is declared revolution
ary and upjustitiabie and all that done against
her at that time ia designated inqutous. The
project, we are told was agreed to unanimously
the seltstyled Progressists in the Cabinet inciud
ing Senior Callado, who encouraged and aided with
his purse the revolution of 1854, finding nothing to
say against it. The document has been sent 10
Queen Christina for approval, aud as soon as an
opportune moment arrives the decree will be pro
muigated.
The latest telegraphic advices from Spain con-
tains nothing of peculiar interest 1t states that
the cabinet is unanimous, and possesses the entire
confidence of the Queen. General Aleson has
been named as Commandment General of the Phil
lippian Island. The Madrid journals contain the
official justification Of the decree by which the Cor
tes have been dissolved The Ministers declare
that this assembly has overstepped the limits of
its powers, and that it has behaved regardless of
the restrictions which were originally put upon its
mandate by the decree of the convocation.
The price of corn is falling in Madrid.
RUSSIA.
Two important facts are related with regard to
Russia--the coronation of the Czar, and the evsc-
uation of Kars. According to our latest advices
from Moscow, the former pageant was passed off
to the entire satisfaction of all parties interested
The Emperor Alexander has been most enthusi-
astically received by all classes of his people His
entry into Moscow was more akin to the triurnpbal
procession of ancient Rome than any thing ever
seen in these kingdoms. The stream of gold and
silver--the immense display of sparkling and cost.
ly diamonds-ths parade OF splendid troops, ca.
parisoned in the most costly style-au convinced
the spectator that matter what may be the char.
acter of his government, the autocrat of Russia
has not an equal among ths potenates of the earth
one who can display such pomp power, magni-
ficence and grandeur. r
Kars has been evacuated by the Russians who
have retired to Adrianople. The ceremony of sur
rendering this renowned fortincation took place
on the 10Th of August. Three of the English Off
GERS 2IIaclSu W tHo DFitIou Tue
Turkish army in Asia, were present at the eurren
der not in their official capacity, but as spectators
Their stay was celebrated by festivals with
streams of champagne and numserless toasts
among them that of Gen. Williams with salute
from the guns of the citadel.
LIE Nord publishes the Russian reply respecting
the Isle of Serpents. Russia declares that she
canno: concede except to the joint powers
SWITZERLAND.
Further details of the insurrection in Switzerland
are to hand Two ceTgymen have been arrested on
charge of having been connected with the plot and
we learn that Col de Meuron and ID d. Montmohin
and de GalIae, who escaped by water from Neufcha-
tel. have been captured In the Canton OF Eriourg.
With regard to the punishment which these prison.
ers will receive it is said they will be sentenced to
efimprisonept, and TO pay the expenses OF the
damage they have occasloned
Letters from Berlin mention that the defest of the
Royaists in Switzerland has caused the king of frus
sia eone ureasness but he does no. regard that prin
cipality as entirely lost to his crown
AUSTRIA AND TURKEY.
The Intervention of Austria in the contests between
Prince Danlo of Montenegro, and the TUX is talk
ed of as impending To the announcement OF the
display of the military force on the Montenegrin
frontier, which has been resolved upon at Vienna,
hrve now to add the assertion OF German paper:
That instructions for an immediate diplomatic Inter
ference with the Sultan have been sent to the Aus
trian Ambassador at constantlnopie.
GREECE.
The Greek Government has recently appointed q
Governor of Pir9us but the French Admiral refused
TO recognize him. The Prussan and Eavarian Minis.
ters protested agalnat 1 brt Inc britsn snster
ported the decision ofthe French Admiral
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The HOUSE OF SAMUEL koGERs.-For more thsn
half cen,urya small house in quiet nook Of Lon
don has been the recognised abode of tate, and the
envied resort of wit, beauty, learning and genius
There, surrounded by the choicest treasures of art
and 10 ght reflected from Guidoe and Titans, have
sat and Mingled in familiar converse the most eui-
nsnt poets painters acter artists critics. travellers
historians, warriors, orators and statesmen of two
generators Under that roof celebrities of all sorts
matured or budding, and however contrasted IN ge-
MUS or pursuit met the table lard where, ac-
cordio on to D'Aembert, ArGhimedes and Honey nay
stand ON perfect footing of equality The man OF
mind was introduced TO the man Of action and med
merit which had yet its laurss to win, was hrst
brought acquainted with the patron who was to push
its fortunes, or with the hero whose name ssunced
like trumpet note 1t was in that dining -oom that
Erskne told the story of his bre and Grattan that
of his last duel; that the 'Iron Duke described Wa
terloo as battls of giants" that ChantIy placing
his hand on mahogany pedestal, said, mir. Rogers
do you remember workman at five shitlngs day
who came In ct that door to receive orders for ts
workf was that workman 1t was there, too,
that byron's intimacy with Moore commenced over
the famous meas OF potatoes and vinegar; that NJ me
de Staei alter tTiumphant arsu with Meckin-