The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

| WY ssuN StsrgspED HosTitITiEs WIN Mkxfco-
The Paris correspondent of the London Times,
speaking of the suspension Of all hostile proceed
| ing. by Mexico agains, Spain. says IL was done
! through the intervention Of France and England,
which powers threatened to leave Spain to the
consequences of her precipitation that one OF
| these consequences was the great danger OF the
United States interfering in behalf Of Mexico, and
| endsnpering Cuba lie says SPANS plan was to-
light up eiyi, war In Mexico, and TO reinstate SAN
| In Anna In the Presidential chair Communica.,
ttons had been opened with him, and agents OF his
| had arrived nj Madrid. In the background, and
contingent on many circumstances, was plan
mootei and discussed in Spain, Of converting Mex
1 leo into a monarchy, with Spanish Bourbon on
| tho throne Such a scheme this, tho writer
| adds could IL be realized, wouM be the commence
| meut of civil war. and would probably have the
effect Of throwing Mexico into the arms of the U.
| states. outc probahlei Spain has shown her
wisdom in letting Mexico alone. There il no guar
antce she could get from France and England
which would have saved Cuba, in the evest Of n
war between her and Mexico.
| TRooPs IN KASsas--The United States troops
| which have, until recently, occupied position in
| the neighborhood of Lawrence, Kansas Territory
have been withdrawn, it is said by order Of Gene
raj Harvey, and will soon I've on their way to Utah.
Their places will be supplied by troops now concen
tratng at the same point from different sections Of
the United States. Gen Harvey will retain the
command Of this division of the army
RAISING TIE CENTRAL AMERIcA--The New York
Post says it is reported that negotiations going
| on between the Boston Submarine Armor Company
| and the underwriters of the Central America, to
raise her hull which is supposed to lie in about -
| fathoms water The specie in her alone wond
| furnish ample inducements for the experiment, if
her position can be accurately fixed, and that it
can. is probable, from the fact that Captain Hern
don WAS reported to have given her position to the
vessel which refused to come to his relief. Should
the work be undertaken promptly, there is thought
| to be reasonable chance of success.
THEATRE.-Three attractive pieces are advertised
for performance at the theatre to night-"The Last
Man. DAY After the Wedding" and that lively
drama "IInrsc- Shoe Robinson" In the last-named,
| Edwin Adams. the favoritc, who has returned from
| baltimore, will perform the character OF Maj. But
| Ter. Ia that delightful comedy, "Day After the
Wedding Mr.. Taylor appears, and in the 9 Last
| Man" Mr. Bass gives his personation of Geoiirey
Dale To lovers of truly refined and artistic net
ing the addresses and soliloques in the club-room
! by Mr.. u. are fully worth the price of admission.
His Grandfather Whitehead, Thursday night, was
the most affecting representation of the character
seen since his appearance here eight years ago
LAND SuE-"Benheim.' the residence of the
late Andrew Stevenson situated about nine miles
south of Charlottesville, Va, and containing sos
acres was sold at auction Wednesday last, to
Mr.. A. WEIGH, of Washington city, at S24 so per
FIRE.-The house of Mr. VIM. Beard, near Browns
burg, in Rockbridge county, Va, burned to the