The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-21
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ADDITIONAL EoRuaS NEws.--we have the follow
ing additional items Of foreign news by the NJ
agara not teIegraphed from Halifax:
The Times Paris correspondent says: at 10
pretty certain that the Emperor is mach annoyed
/ ties
Neither ths Austrian or the Turkish Ambassador
mas been invited 10 Compeigne. Something serious
must be going on az this moment at Constantine
PIE II II be true as reported, that W. Thenyenal has
suspended relations with Rsdschid Pacha, though
NOT with the Government 1t 10 added that H.
Thenvenal has been left alone In the matter.
Inc Paris Bourse continues unsettled. but with
| out ANY great fluctuations.
| The Paris correspondent Of the Daily News SAYS:
1T has been reported eighty millions Of franc. in
English bills, and forty millions in French bills ON
| the Unlted states. have been returned rrotesteS
The Independence Beige ASSERTS that recruiting
Tor the English service is going on secretly in
france, and one hundred francs is given for each
| recruit.
| 1t was rumored In London on Friday that tn.
Bank of France had advanced the rate Of discount
| but the Daily News correspondent telegraphed
that the Bank of France had not advanced the
rates, hoping to hnd other means of seifprotec-
tion There is some question TO the right Of ex-
| porting gold
On Friday the funds in Paris closed 6sf 20 cents
and sif The bullion in the Bank of France is said
to have increased from francs to 1875 Ooo
| 900 francs.
The Ministerial crisis continued in Belgium N.
| de Bronker had been called in by the King, but
had not succeeded in forming Ministry A dis
solution OF the Chamber was considered probable.
reduction in the Austrian army is said 10 be
positively decided upon. 1t will be the largest re-
/ duction since 1S4S. Thirty generals are to be
placed on the retired list 1t is believed that fifty
millions OF norins will be saved yearly by the
| duction.
| Vienna dispatch, of Nov 3d. SAYS that the
Credit Bank has, to-day, taken step likely to cause
extensive embarrassment. 1t is in want Of money.
| and hnu Aan ,l.I
who have obtained advances Governments and
| private stock.
| Berlin letter says that most of the German
States have notified the Prussan Government that
| they adhere to the measure projected by Prussia
and Austria, in the Holstein question
1t is reported that the British Government had
written an official note to the Diet, claiming justice
| for the Duchies
A late dispatch says that England. Franc. and
Russia have offered their good Offices in the Iol-
| stein question
Berlin, Nov. 5-Tbe statement that a Conyen-
| tion would be held to consider the affairs of the
Prnclpallties and the lostein question, is officially
denied.
Rnmors of another Ministerial crisis in Spain
has been current, but they proved 10 rest on n
slender fou ndation.
| The latest dates from Lisbon report n eonsidsrs-
Die decrease in the humber Of deaths from the epi-
demc, and the inhabitants were returning.
Grest damage has been caused in Lombardy BY
foods.
FATAL AYvRAr.-A letter in the Bedford (ya)
Democrat says that Frank Greer was shot and
killed by James Nichols in Pittsylvania county.
Va, on the I'd inst while returning from funeral
in Bedford. The letter says that an ARRAY COM
menced between them, when Nichols drew pis-
tol and shot Greer in the abdomen Greer fell
and said, Nichols you have killed me for nothing
lord have mercy on me, He then asked to be
raised up. which done. They placed him on 9
, cart to carry him home. He died In about thirty
minutes. The writer says that Nichols escaped
, and adds:
1t has been reported that the said Nichols killed
his mother few years ago. Another brother, by
the name of Arnold is supposed to have shot hi.
father and killed him. and Burwell. still older
brother killed Daniel Ashwell. Strange to say
that not one of them has heen punished.
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF TExAs-The af
fairs Of Texas represented 10y this document tC
be In prosperous condition, with a cash surplu,
of s1o00o0 in the treasury. He therefore recon-
mends reduction Of taxes, and that the Stat
: should out Of the surplus of the last Texas deb
; fund, returned to Texas by the United States, pa
to old creditors Of Texas the difference between tn
: amount which they received under the act of Cor
gress and that at which their debts we're Iated an
classified at the Texas treasury.
The principal of the school fund has increased :
$2,200UO0 and under extension of the existiD
provisions in regard to land sales to all the land
of the State is expected to increase hereafter at th
: : rate ofone hundred thousand dollars year. Tn
number OF scholars in the public schools WAS, /
1856, 12S26, and in 1857 about 81 ,0e0. He urge
! additional aid to internal Improvement comp panIer
: ana proposes the passage Of an act to take I'd
sense of the voters on the expediency of calling
convention to amend the State Constitution.
: In the concluding passage Of the message he re
fers to the relations of Texas and the souther
States generally, to the federal government and tn
free states, in which he TO think the aspect
= of the subject decidedly improved.
MoRE BREAD on FiGHr MEETISGs-There was NOR
J, excitement among the unemployed in New Yor
on wednesday. some three thousand assembled
$ in the Park, and were quite indignant at the della
r in giving them the promised employment on III
D Central park. The speeches were of the sam
, stamp with those of the previous demonstration
smith, the bill poster, was the most conspicuous
lie advised the when they were hungry to <
3 into the down town eating houses and help them
selves. Threats of personal violence against til
Central Park commissioners were freely uttered
but the whole denomination 1naly ended in send
e ing memorial fnnm the workmen to the commi,
sioners, respectfully urging them to employ ther
se speedily possible.
: The chief engineer having authority to engag
l,o0O men, began by Offering work to the member
Of the committee, but they being demagogue
could not be induced TO take it, alleging that the
l. could not pretend TO go 10 work unless those IL
: whom they acted wore also employed. One
I them, who afterwards made furious speech to th
t assembled crowd. is said TO have offered TO go
work if the authorities would make him boss Of
: gang and pay him Sl.5o day This was, of cours
refused 1t Is baid there are f1ve or six thousan
A | who have been promised work upon the Park b
# candidates for Office, tnsu three-fourths
t whom, Of course, must be disappointed. The pol
l. ticians in all parts of the city endeayorng
o speculate upon the appropriation, and maxim
large promises 10 all who apply 10 them ioT he'll
d and il is chiefly these promises that draws tOgst
> | er these crowds who spend half day more OF
b of every twenty four hours in hanging about th
e grounds, only to go home disappointed.
CHRISTIAN MISSIONARIES IN BuRMAH-A Paris le
q ier in the Journal Of Commerce conveys the int
u igence that General d'Orgono has gone to Rome
IS announce TO the Holy Father; IN the name of II
n Emperor of the Burmhese, that the Catholic Mi
sions will be encouraged aud aided throughout II
: empire. The Emperor has built, at his own cos
], spacious schools and WILL moreover, provide fnnt
$ | tor the support of the European professors wi
u may be attached TO the institutions. He IL a6oI
e to erect Catholic hos vitaI to- be adm Mustered
IT Fresc ch Sisters, and means e. bniid churches
r soon az the number OF converts among his su
& jects shall render them necessary.
MURDER IN IorIsvnLg--Gns COLEMAN, former
of Naysyilic who killed man in Yichshrrg tv
D. months aeo. entered liarwoods hat store, IN Lo
is isville KY. Wednesday, and demanded hat {
r. credit BEING refused ne DEPARTED and frind Inc
d fectually 20 borrow pistoi. lie then purchased
knife returned TO the store, and hrrtalir murder'
10 ur IIspwood The affair created intense excit
le ment.
MYsTERIogs POISONING CASE IN BosToS-A mo
singular and my sterious case OF poisoning cceurr
~ in iioston Tuesday night. which bears some reset
a bIancr IN tho disease which suddenly attacked q
y guests at the National House. At Washington, Ia
"a winter Eleven persons, consisting OF tro fsmiii
all living in she same house, were attacked with
an hour or two Of each other, and although nul
in ber tho parties able 10 sit yet three or 70
= are sick unto death.
"a DissAsED Hoss-We have been told that some
. thu distllers in the interior whose hogs have di
of cholera have cold the cnrrasses to parties in C
!. cjnnsti for ~ each, who are rendering them IN
Ia lard it is TO be hoped that the product will n
n be sold for food Ii may he turned into lard oil
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