The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-13
THE FULTON's MAILS.
Inc Fuitoh brings US files of papers TO the 2otI
ui'' out the news had been anticipated by the sd
vices Of the Indian at Quebec

vices Of the Indian at Quebec
MISCELLANEOUS IxTEI1hEycg
Au'lces from NeVille tell of the extreme dismav
eeu III tnAt clty by the recent unsparing execI-
"I son., on the Ilth of July, on which day Carlo
ana twenty-four others were shot ALI tba sbnn
were smut and the streets deserted at nm -
hour oil the day. Most Of the victims were artizans
natives Oh seville, where they had numerous roIa-
.'eS' Inc execution took place at half past six =
W. As already mentioned the criminals yyora
-. lawn up together and fired upon by company
ihis was the plan pursued by Cabrera during tho
cFI war IN his wholesale sacre Of the Chr;s.np
prisoners At Seville, according to one letter thr
WORK was done but slovenly the soldiers mrst hov.
teu 500 hgh for at the first discharge Cairo was
the only one killed, although stray balls killed two
oystanders and wounded a third
~, AS the ASamemnon was weighing anchor in the
.' tes' serious accident occurred. by the cap
s'"li ~ running away with the men at the bars Fif
badly. "''"' ''"ie Vi 'helh
The marriage of the Princess Charlotte OF Rel
eiuih with the Arch-Duke Maxilnilian Of Austria
mA celeDfated with great poInp at BrusseIs on the
on the occasion e'''' ''u''
The King of Belgium had granted an amnesty 70
numerous prisoners
The trials Of the insurgents uara ,,-,e,ro,; -.
Naples on the 2}d July but up To thai date ,n5aot
the prlsoners had been shot. A prisoner named
Nlotera had revealed the whole plan
"reat CONSERVATION prevailed along the Moselle
"a which IA Il
stroyed small towns, villages and forests II u".
oeue'eu 10 be the work of incendiaries
III was stated that negotiations were in progress
ioi eohciiiation between the Sandman and An.
diplomatic relations va" VI
lnomas Tuilen Bacon had been convicted in
England OF the murder of his mother and received
sentence of death. ~ '0i'eu
The Provincial States nF UoIs+o;,,
for the 18th of August ''No"
Inc Austrian government was said to have ,i
u convention with various Italian States th
tonary attacks. 1"S ie'o'u
The Emperor of Russia arrived at pot.dor, -,
the night the 25th nit His stav was 70 ba I,,it va
ed to two or three days " 'o li"ii'
In" RUSSIAN government had reduced tbe r,to os
interest pad by the Imperial banks from f,nr 70
three per cent, from the 18th of Auoust n,t "i |"
detpatch from ST. Petersburg annonncns ,hat
ft Iti % Vi august ODESSA will no longer b. a
ise port but VII! be subjected to the general ta
fin. fofel2n merchandise in depot in tba IL
will he allowed to be exported during ono li"ce
Joseph Napoleon Ney, Prince of Moskowa and
rldest son OF Marshal Ney. died on the 25th MIR ~
ST. GermaIn en-Laye, near Paris. wv ."
IhE NEWS FROM INDIA AND CHINA
(From the London Times. 2athl
lhe mail which left Bombay on the lst Of ,bis
"ionlh' sixteen days after the previous departure
ii"y "e toh7luered 10 report affairs unclaimed "a
'hey couid be In that interval The mutiny had
continued TO spread in the Bengal army which was
20 he ioreseen; but it had evidently exceeded it.
otisIhai bounds. Delhi had not been captured, bnt
the insurgents had betrayed the weakness of thair
position by some considerable sortics. and their o,,
want OF courage, discipline or generalsbp nv hei,,
beaten with great slaughter
So far regards the besieyers and hasi.,,o, st..
would seem to be in favor of the former ininri',s
40 the example would be in other parts of InJi.
me me peaceful ana industrious population Of BENGAL
plopel "''tCh the struggle as much we do ONLY
ntFlhg much more To loose and much less to do y
However, rs Il matter of precaution tho rati,,o w.
Siinent5 nj calcutta and Barrackpore had been opi
city dlSarmed. At Madras there vas an ,,,,adsa
ge'iig: put neither there nor at Bombay was there
the slightest sign of disafIection Nothinr, is "a
ported OF the Punjab. Here then if ia ny,5ant
That the mutiny is confined to the North West pro
'ihces' far into the interior, and surrounded nv 81
circle of order and loyalty - "
Vh every side our basis of operations il undis.
turbed. and, at the very worst il il now Iitt1a ,
than one OF those local wars with State or rnnfd
erscy, such AS We have had dozen times ovor srca
the beginning of the century. We have no with
whatever to make the best Of the news but II car.
would cost little violence to torture more ont of
It. The.worst is told when it is stated that Delhi
""s stlli III the hands Of the insurgents but when
We know that General Barnard had only three or
""F Thousand Europeans, while the insurgents
were much more numerous, and in addition TO a IA
natical population, better provided with artillery
anu ammunition, We can make allowance for the
policy OF not bringing the struggle to an immediate
issue within the ramparts and streets of the city
Every week Is now adding to the Euronean force
at the disposal OF the Commander-in-Chief in Ben
gal, ana by this time he must have diverted CON
siderable part OF the Chinese Expedition to more
urgent purpose. As fast az renforcements arrive
AT Caicutta ana at the great cities on the Ganges,
lhc mutineers higher up will feel the ground sink
ing under them, and the tolls drawing closer round
theIr lar Unable to make an impression on any
n'it'sh ehcauhpment, short OF supplies. and waiting
tic SLOW onward march of an Irresistible foe they
VIII soon md disunion and treacharv in their
own ranks. and those who are stiII in a condition
10 MAKE terms for themselves will avoid the
eVh partnership of men whose duties are mast for
glYcnCss. -" "
Those incurable, though unsuccessful intriruor.
the eX-hlng of Dude and his Minister had La.,,
uettCted III correspondence with the rnutipcers
nlI nave Deeh put out of harms way in Fort vii.
l'ni' II VIII De remembered that before the an
htAatlon OF oude, the weakness of tho Roy,I H.
mlly and its utter want of princinIn hoi IT, ., -
INTO the hablt of intriguing with one fac,inn
against another; and Mahometans and U;ndon.
@ "eIe uestr0ylng each other, both with the RoyaI
warrant These intrigues. it was said were -;
ned throughout all India as there va. barIf,. % -
&lment III the service which did not contain both
classes, with relations and friends in the knglnm
of Dude. " " No""iA
1t was not to be expected that hi. ex N,,ie.,, i,
could keep long out of his own element nf facti,y
whether ne had much hand in causing the n,nti-
ny Is Oh niue Importance but 80 long AS he was
Al large ne probably had no more power of keep
ing clear OF IL than the miserable puppet in the
Palace OF Delhi. However, he is now in good hond..
ana as Government has proof of his share in the
conspiracy, the stoppage of his allowance will con.
tribute To pay the costs of the war. These mea-
Sures-the dIsarming of the natives, and the i'm
prlsonmeHt of the ex-hing Of Dude, show a state
Of things rather new to the quiet population Of
Calcutta. 1t had also been considered necessary to
pass an act, placing the press under license sys-
tenn
OF so bare an announcement .lotbino can ha
said. No doubt the press must acknuw ledge "a
state OF SIEGE; but India has not suffered hitherto
nom too free discussion Of political questions OF
too much knowledge of political affairs.
The steamer which brought this mail, arrived in
Trieste at 9 o'clock yesterday morning, and there
was no mechanical reason why the news should not
have been delivered i'll this metropolis in time for
Second Edition. 1t is difficult To saw whether
the rumor spread In the Stock Exchange Yesterday,
and preceded by some heavy sales, was safe guess
or really what was alleged, dispatch from Trieste
via Turin.
The particulars the rurnor were either matters
OF general notoriety or very probable. 1t was
known that the cholera had committed great raw
ages, that General Barnard had been delayed by
want Of supplies, and that native regiments
had been disarmed at Calcutta, while people were
yesterday morning sanguiue as to expect that
Delhi had been taken.
Yet, on the whole, the rumOr is so like the dis
patch, that We cannot but suspect it the work Of
the wire. Why, then, should it produce so much
per cent, The answer is, that at a mere rumor
always is more terrible than an authentic state
ment, and half Il report always worse thai a whole
one.
The London Daily News takes more gloomy
view of the matter.
CHINA.
Upon affairs in China the London Times of the
10Th remarks: THE news from China would be
very important if any news could now be important
which did not bear directly on the great struggle
going under the walls of Delhi. But here, as in
India, the progress of affairs has been much what
might have been anticipated. The Chinese fght
with increased pertnacity and discipline and show
themselves not only better soldiers than In the
last war, but even more successful. In two en-
gagements they have killed and wounded altogeth-
er S. of men. They have not, however, been
able to avert the total destruction of their fleet.
our otIIla of gunboats. having done this service.