The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-17

APPROACHING AccorcaNlsr or THE Qusss ey
sPAIs.-rhe following Is from tho Madrid cores.
pondent OF the London Advertiser, under date Of
Novernber21 81 s
1t is more than probable that ere this reaches
you the telegraph will have flashed 10 you the aus
picious inteIiigt nee Of the Queens dehyeranes--
Ali the precautionary measures hsve already been
taken, even to providing the name Of the future
Prince Princess and the titles which ihs bisseed
babe ia receive Its arrival In this vale of tears
even befre il has sucked its first drsught from the
bosom If the huge Andaluslan wet narse who has
been lodged in the palace during the last three
weeks. .-r.-. - at
The Gazette informed the world the other lsy
that the future Prince, If he be Prince, IL to bo
decor ated with the Order Of the Golden Fleece and
other marks of distinction; aud in the event % .
Princess coming into the world she 10 to receive
the marks Of distinction which already adarn the
bosom VI her sister. the Princess OF the Asfuriss.
This important point being settled, the Pops has
promised 20 be godfather to the Prince, and Mon
.eis neur Banel will hold the child at the font In
his name, aud he will be christened FEapeisco Do
Assis But should this inestia able blessing 10 de-
MED the Qusen-should she give birth 10 . Yrin-
cess---the young lady Is to be named Purissina
Conception (the most pure conceptienl -issra q
non laeenao--a strange name 10 select fer bAke
whose parentage is already disputed In Madrid.
MOVEMENTS or GEs waIKsn-Ths New York
| journal OF Commerce learns by . private letter
| from 0reytewn that Walker landed st Puata Are
| mas with only 150 men, and the report that %
men had been previously sent ashore At the mouth
Of the Colorado, was not generally credited. wal
kers first order on landing was TO order the Lise.
tenant of the Saratoga 40 on board hfs vessel
lie then took possession OF seotts heuses, and a..
tempted TO seize the boats lying st the pcint for
| transportation on the river. The Gem mander Of
the sarstoga pferfered ard obliged him to reiin-
anish the boats. Walls Ter tbsu s-z6d Scotts schoe.
uer the schooner seat or daIing the former dill
| cnities, sold 10 the local goEe4 nnent and never
| paid for, resoid by Walker e scott and siBes
! claimed by the original owner) and commencsd
dismantling her 10 obtain materials for Aests and
RATS. The Saratoga again interfrred, and nis Of
marines with loaded muskets coon sbliged the
| workmen to desist. Walker then ordered 70
give up possession Of scott's houses and grounds
which order be reluctantly obeyed, moving farther
up aud fixing his headquarters at the Pilots
house The letter further states that both the Uni
ted States and British Naval authorities deter
mined to prevent If possible, the landing Of reis-
f3reements
TN the y. VI. Of the Sd. the c. 3 frigafs wahssh
bearing the broad pennant Of Commodore Paniding,
sailed for San Jnan, followed On the p. N. Of the
4th. by III. b. ". ship of the line Brunswick, and
steamer Leopard -F.
II was thought that these vessels would block.
ade the harbor of San Jusu and at tho ssms time
station force to prevent Walker passing up tbs
river
The Unlted States steamer Fulton was ct Boes
del Toro on the Sd but would be ordered 70 ssa
Juan.