The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04

interest:
GREAT BRITAIN.
,ra., Victoria was delivered of Princess-her
mil, chiti--on the 18th inst, at . O'Clock. There
- nresent or the occasion In her Msiesty 8
,r, his Royal Uighuess Prince Albert, DIR. Lo-
.-,E nr Stow and Mrs Lilly, the monthly nurse.
=, The adjoining apartments, besides the other
,~ai.cal attendants (Sir James Clark and DR. Fer-
-.-snl were ;he Mistress cf the Robes, the lady 10
waiting on the Queen, and the following officers
isaac aud Lords Of the Privy Council, viz Ills
E,sM IigbneSs the Duke Of Cambridge, the Lord
Chancellor, NisoOur; Palmsrst6n, Sir George Grey,
La. Of Clarendon, MIR Secretary Lxbouchere,
,-a panmure, Sir Charles Wood, the Bishop of
,7don, sGd the Magquis of BreadRlbaue At the
Council prayer aud thanksgiving ordered
fT toe safe delivery of the Qaeen to be used next
Suuisv during DIVINE service.
Mg Cbsrlss GseYile WAS Clerk Of the Council
10 WsI;ing.
Cllurololra was employed by The physicians IN
attendance 20 sn extent, so as TO free her Majesty
from pain but not render her perfectly insensibie.
Notwithstanding the lumber Of graud lackeys
attached 10 the court. there was not carriage in
rsifEess to seud for Dr. Locock when his ser,
yrrqs were rtq1rsj, and the Court messeR.
gers had 70 employ 3 London cab taken from &
ssc6 IN the street in order TO bring the physician
tatle p&iace. Among the distinguished person.
ages who called TO the palace 10 pay their respects
we're the Rs iah of CoOrg, the Princess GaurOmmo
e.; Coorg the United States Minister aud Mrs
pSlss Misses ard Mr z. Dallas (once,) the Mex
A-jasss Ior snd Madame Musurus, the French
Amt assaa0r apd Countess Persigny, the Bavarian
Minister sad Baroness &c Cetto, the Prpssap Min~
!,ter the Saxon Minister, the Austrian Minister
s2d Countess Appony., the Russian Minister, and
other members of the diplomatic corps. Many CT
She ro.abilitv and gentry also called to pay their
respects during the afternoon of the l4th inst The
aest bulletin dated on the morning of the Il inst
announced that Der Maj jss!y and the royal Infant
were doing well
The Qaeen has teen plcased to grant the dignity
"a bsrynet unto Charles Locock, first physician
ace1uchre TO Her Majesty.
Int-iHEeuSe Of the event was immediately tele
..s9hed from ;he French Embassy to the Empe.
ryr Napoleon. who replied by the same medium,
ard desired that inquiries should be made twice
Isl at Buckingham Palace in the name OF his
iu.reris Majesty, the Iesu; TO be te!eSraphed 10
Paris
The ship Agamen non, has beenidevo:ed TO the
service laying down part OF the Atlantic sub
marine telegraph cable and ia now undergoing the
necessary alterations at Portsmouth. Her arma-
l-ent of ninety guns IS icing removed, the hold
cleared and her stoSsge room Increased.
ltappesrs that l20 railway directors will have
seats in the new PRrament-DAmey y in the
House of Lords and 20 in the House of Commons.
The sixteen representative peers Of Scotland were
chosen,
The Trars.t, Hu&laya and Charity sailed for
China on the 18th April, with stores and ammuni-
ton. one OF thea carrying the ninee:h regiment.
The London Times rejoices as the expected diss
coui.Gre of General Walker in Nicaragua, and
Is! the Gited States government to De yigi
la0t in sugptessipg auy similar movement. The
partition Of Nicaragua, by the other States of Cen
,rsi America, is openly recommended by that
Journal
The London Spectator in an article headed
'"Ile New Power in Europe draws public atten-
lion to the dangers which threaten legitimate
commerce from the close alliance existing be-
tween courtly and royal specuators and the great
capitalists very strange crisis likely to be fol-
,p5 Hv ia utic atad
~ the writer.
RUSSIA.
According 10 recent 2dvices from Sebas.opol,the
Russian engineers have succeeded in rasing twen-
ty.hs of tie vessels sunk in the harbor, the
greatest part, however, of light tonnage. Among
Them il the steamer CherSon, which has been re.
paired, ard is already manned and in activity
Iywards Of sixty other vessels, Of which some
twenty five or twentysix are first and second
rates, remain to be lifted The divers employed
affirm that, with some three or four exceptions
the whole Of the operations can be crowned with
success 80 shat in the OF three four
years the two cid divisions of the Black Sea feet
VIII be IS numerous as before ths war.
According 10 ST. Petersburg letters the admin
straton Of Poland is likely to be entirely separa:-
ii from that of Russia Il is also stated that di-
reclY after his marriage the Grand Duke Michael
"iH be sppointed Stakeholder OF the kingdom of
Poland.
The Guide 10 National Economy, 4 new Russian
paper, attacks the customs system violently, ad-
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out the faults of the administration and dencunces
the Infamous yeDality Of the employees
The CircaS5ians, attacked by the Russians in
the last days Of March, repulsed the strong co.'s
uDS which had penetrated into the mountains of
Tusb The Rus lsns lost 700 men; the Circas,
slams 300 Mehemet Bey is giving to Circassia a
military organization The tribes of Daghestan
Lave captured Fort Saliah ard massacred The gar.
rIson The garrisors of the neig ghboring villages
surrendered
The officers of the Russian frigate Wiborg have
given splendid collation. to the Empress Dows.
ger. Her Majesty proposed toast to the health
u the kiug of Sardinia.
lie NOrd states that the Grand Duke Constan-
line will net visit England,
AUSTRIA
| Although it has been announced that the con-
centrati0n of 90 COO Sandman troops in camp
near Alesaandria would not lead to any counter
demonstration the part Of Austria it is stated
from Vienna that Count Gyu&i. the commander of
The Austrian army in Italy, has received orders to
form camp Of instruction between Sesto Calende
and SomGla, at the southern extremity of the
Lake magg0re.
Great preparations being made by the
Hungarian TOR the reception Of the Emperor, and
'he municipality OF Pesth Intends TO erect tenn
porary psVio. for the rece ption of their jes.
Ties, which vii! cost about e. 1000
NAPLES
Letters from Naples to the 9TH ult. The H.
'eigence which they contain is that spirit Of
disgust and discomfort was spreading amongst the
a state which may he the precursor of some i'm.
portsa: movement. This is attributed to the sps.
cisl favors heaped upon the Swiss troops by the
government
LIVERPOOL, April II, 1857 Last Friday being
elo'e holiday there wss market and we did
not Issue Circular.
The srvss of breadstu6s during the past fortnight
sun up IS 37 bushels wheat, 397 1873 bushels corn
= 7o' bb 0ut the States; gu arters vhest
from Denmark; s07 snchs 3ur from France; l8OO
guitars wsest, 2202 quarters corn, So bbls flour
RON the Mediterranean An463 quarters wheat from
India
FaTmers deliveries Of wheat published isst wesk |
were IS 4os suarteIs at 4I Sd kssinst 88 099 quar-
es at e9s 6d in tho eorrespOs ding period Of gst
year. ard thia sek-9S Si5 quarters, ct 5Ss Ild
AEsnst 81, 772 qaarteIs at 62s I'd.
Tie tendency OF the trade 10 towards recove-
Y and during the week OF the count'y mark cts
slow improvement At our market On Tuesday |
wheat was in good eongunptive demand previous
4s0tstons -Four IVES slow GALS. Indian coIn free.
~ offered exwsreh st 30s, and sold to some ex
tent ct 2js sdd 10 20s per quarter.
To-day there was good eoaGumptive demand for |
"nest, and quotations are advsrcsd Cd psr 20 lbs
tn eli classes Of red and the hest white Flour ws.
more saleable, and cd per bbl dearer in retail In
dian corn more firmly held, and all the mixed ofzr
Gg At 5os. found buyers The quotations are = |
"heat-9sd, rs Sd to ss Sd; white g. Cd to O. Fer
~ lbs flour2es to 29s I'd for superfns and extra
Ohos, 2Ss TO z5k Cd for Phedephis ard Baltimore
sad x7s to 2ss for Western. Indian corn-kixed 3Gs
Yellow 3Os I'd bite Sd 70 33s Cd pu ASA hs