The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15

encampmeut at Chaons which ,.r.. ~. seE;-ihe
entarrainm.a. Is xpectsd to furnish a grant
nifty thousand choice French troopp. ;,i lnany as
aua o,olulohs and frngs, and battles and sisr.s'
and Js,, u ~, a',acks, aud repulses and victoria,
-, iea',, VIII De enacted after the most an
proved models, and according to the most ,ar,aP sP
systems OF the military art-but fortunataif 80
IN sport: The Emperor-who delights in g.neraii
shiP-"li take personal command of the csmns
,inn hIpert oi England, has accepted an invita-
.ioh 10 DC present. and to assist in the grand ma
neavfes which are to take place The Emnaror ot
Russia has also been invited to attend
| Inc late French newspapers furnish us with Gu
rlous and interesting particulars of the nr.nsra
tions for this grand military display. Tbs tsnts
| and pavilions of the Emperor were going nm vitL
| marvellous activity, and numerous gorkmen yers
employed IN laying out paths and gardens for con-
venience and ornament. The camp ovens had been
In operation for some time. The construction Of a
! railroad to the camp was advancing rapidly six-
teen hundred mon being employed upon il night
bdsday. Cafes, reffeshment rooms, restaurants
&c, mad been erected Al ound the camp to the ex
tent of nearly seven Kiometres-more than four
miles.
! The manners, occupations and diversions of he
soldiers already upon the ground, described as
being a curious study. Some were EMPLOYING
themselves in rearing kittens and others mice
rabbits, chickens, Lizards and rtoses-in all con-
sttuting complete domestic menagerie. Could
anything be more perfectly Frenchi Troops were
arriving daily-cuirassiers, guides dragons arti
| lcry, grenadie.s, voltigeurs &c.
The quantity of furniture for the pavilions of the
| Emperor is said to be immense. From eighty to
hundred wagons were employed in the transpor-
! tation. The household Of the Emperor and its ap-
| pendages, including attendants, servants, cooks
horses carriages and the necessary places for shell
ter aud for their various operations, will form an
entire village.
The camp ground is said to be well chosen and
excellent. better situation for such an encamp-
mant could hardly be imagined. 1t was upon this
ground that in the year 45i, the famous battle was
| fought in which Attilis at the head of the Huns
who had invaded Gaul, was defeated BY the COM
| bned forces OF the Romans and Visigoths under
Etius aud Theodore. 1t was at the entrance of a
| plateau which makes part of the camp ground
that the march of tho Prussans in 1892, was ar
rested by the battle of Valfny; and the other ex-
tremity Of the plateau is made NE alorabIe by the
battles Of Montniira Champ Aubert, Ia Fere
| Champenoise, &c.
| Chalonssur- Nsrne is upon the right bank of the
| river Marine, about 100 miles northeast of Paris
| 1t stands in the midst Of meadows through which
the Marne winds. 1t is intimsted that Louis Ma
| poleon designs to employ the troops which will he
collected at Chalons, IN the construction of vast
| tortlhcatlons, which will make the camp place of
defence Eimilar to those which the AustriaDs hav.
| constructed at Verona and at Lintz.-BJstoa Dailg
| Adr.
| NEW EXPORT DUTY ORDERED IN PORTo Rico
| royal order of great Importance to our mercan-
tile classes bearing date May 5, 1851 has recently
Deem issued III Porto Rico. 1t provides for the ON
| tire extinction Of tho Macuquina money that ha.
long been the circulating medium in that island
| py the government changing it for Spanish money.
rency This rovai nrder was npI'I;sLaS g.; ~
| island by the captain geseral Fernando Cotoner
| by proclamation or circular, dated July n and is
now in force. There AZ that date according
| to the most relab,e calcuIatiop ahnnt . rini
aud half of dollars of thi, depreciated crrr.ncy
IN circulation in the island, and the loss ncurrsi
i oy the government in the operation of changing
| freights expenses Of recoininu Ec ,v;Ij in IL
40 ta att,AlY ab1,,, Il:
led for thi. Ioss ~, Avn, Is 10 De
tn. island c.mmanc;ne, Annnst az. w." pth $1,000 VI
,llows On sugar 81 cenf. no. }n" a1,.,,s
fee 25 do A., fnIscct4 2-I% p ~ Nv iI ioue' co.,
csnts ner cask. RIM, al nor cc.sl, ' "'"'' ~
| Th.s. .Ynort dnties arc 70 hn c,IIoc.od .u a. .
| wLnle eun. IL nil nT - 80 0'''i'N'0u "n'ii 'iie
| FN'1 ~ O''
| PaGors ycR Trprr1cs -Tb. AL1oato Cbrro, l.,
| London has a md which wa. Lenrsatba - -;
thsdark d.vs ~ n.r..r,t;nn IT, ,"'ie ~ ~
| was to purrbase f.gots MT 70 I.orr, -. nit ~
| prepare food for tL. hungry moor bnt to hnrn bar
hss so far ercead.d tLa Ssa s,Iu tie supply
mora room, for s,nuia., - -. - - ii'
| rba t,n.ta.s Of - r 'ue aDunuaut iaso'S
rho nrncseds to tes,, ojir. " -. "' Nv" give away
| ami .oya tho xory nfsa th. fva' f9te "iu eoil,oit
| rnrsigned to tba staIo St "oht h "se hau
| mont a nd nr.ctica !, rortoinI, ;i; " iiti nv
| ,,rass in ~ ri,,bt 1;rootiars '0 Vi Pi"
800 - ''0 u'i01
LATpR FROM Ur,u-Tate nauys from, Cort Iok b
| Losp ix.1I Inv tba
IamueI " RirIsrds and Caorgo 81 sUrisr iireis
fnn, Ss1t ats ~" tbai av -, sian uiiett :;
| England Tn. Nornons were in n honaf,I cl,ndi a.
t'"n' not at al asmayed anu iii state of profound
"onuer as 10 'he purpose ol me government III
| sehdlhS troops against them' Inc harvest has
oeeh extraordinary pitnliGi thls season. NOTk
vas progressing on the new Temple Business was
| reFiFIhg fluer hichafds reports having passed
on the rislnS horn,on OF 4,ooo per
dition, and the hsnd-carts were in high favor
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lhh 100 ohoLERA'-lhe ho9 choiera IS said TO be
very destructive IN parts OF hentncky. A farmer
AZ nersburg mas lost So out OF fOhogs, and Others
| in the vicinity over one hundred The living herds
for the Cincinnati market. The hog crop viii
be very large spite of the to the
State Auditor from each county, adding up 150 900
more than last year. The sickness is not general
| 1t has appeared also In various parts of Indiana
The manifestations of the disease are very similar
| to those in the human body Diarrhua loss Of ND
| petite, Drostration and rapid sinking.
CaIss IN CIscISsA1I.-Therea are 0s prisoners now
confined in the county jail at Cincinnati. Among
| them on charge OF murder, | for arson, l for
stabbing with intent to kill, for shooting II for
| assaults and batteries. Quite calender for So
quiet place as Cincinnati! Among the lines re-
| ported in the Cincinnati papers of Friday last is
him at public house, the arrest of party for
| passing counterfeit money, and a charge against a
| man named Theodore Skinner for brutaly out
raging two little girls one only and the other 10
~ improving.
|
| 'hhNVSI LECfloN'-ihe Deiio"s rails lines mas
returns rom 10y towns "hch give fietcher, rep,
soout I'Voo votes, ana neys' gem, ABOUT IO,ooo-
| hiUoiity lot rletchef iiVvo. Inc Remaining towns
| Will increase TINS majority. The Senate VIII be
unanimously republican and the House. thus far,
stands; republicans Ia, democrats Oh.
F.rrpr ~ Nrw OR1E,ys-The naner of a rom.
mission hou.e in New Orleans. chiefly engaged in
The cotton and sugar trade, went to protest FRIDAY
and Saturday The house has been established f,r
several years, and has connections in other parts