The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20

go " ~" eu'', the sighai given, and the salyo
human trunks, heads, legs, arms &c. ayin.
about in all directions All met their fate with
hrmness but two, who would not be tied up--so n
save time they were dropped to the ground and
their brains blown out by musketry
Trials are going on, and the mutineers will never
| forget the lessons taught at Peshawur. II is not
my business to contrast or compare with scenes
elsewhere ! trust and believe we have done what
duty demands
Rssia objects to their defeat at sbastopl being reu.
| resented at the French Fste.
| rumor having been circulated that, at the ap-
preaching fetes the 18th August the capture OF
the Malaksff to be represented, the Russian
Ambassador waited on the Government to take ex-
ception to the arrangement. when he was told that
| il was never intended to represent such capture
the chosen subject for representation being toe
conquest of Kabyla.
| The departure of the Emperor and Empress for
Osborne had been fixed for the 5th of August. 1t
was said that they would only be accompanied by
Count Walewski, the Minister of Foreign Affairs
l and General Rollin.
| NJ AndouIIe, Director of the General Movement
of Funds at the Ministry of Finance, had been ap-
pointed Sub-3overnor of the Bank of France, vice
NJ. vernes resigned.
Letters from France say that the silk harvest ID
n third or fourth under a fair ordinary crop.
The new wheat was proving of excellent quality
and bulk. and realized one or two francs per hec-
toitre upon old
A good early vintage is expected.
| PORTUGAL.
Extensive fraud. in the HTae trade Terrible Fire.
Considerable sensation had been created by the
| discovery of extensive frauds in the wine trade
Government had seized large quantity of mixture
brought from England to Oporto, and intended to
be taken back as veritable port wine About 5000
| pipes of these mixtures, which comprise bad alco-
ho with molasses and the essence of tar are said
| to he now in London.
fire broke out at Tarifa on the 10th of July
and was still raging on the 10Th having spread
NJ, i'm Aisfr nF
consuming vast quantities of standing grain couii-
| try houses, barns, &c.
| SPAIN
dispatch to the London Post says Marshal &c.
rano was expected to leave for Cuba, to take the
post of CaptainGe
ITALY.
| Manifesto from MIzzipi--Tis IFyy,e's Progress
The Genoa Gazette contains a short abstract of
alazzinfs article, the publication of which caused
July. -
Mazzini denies there having been any intention
OF pllaging or blowing up public edifces and saws
that at Genoa the movement was not directed
against the PledmOntese Government, but that il
was intended to turn the means of action which
uehoa possesses to account, and to draw Piedmont
into IA revolutionary war. Mazzni concludes b.,
declaring that lie will not until he has attain
, | ed his object
it is ntimated that the Pope is determined to ex.
tend his Journey to Tuscany where, it is predict
, ed, an unpleasant reception awaits him.
ENGLAND
Her Majesty, yesterday, reviewed the 3Ith and
va heslments, previous to their departure for In
e dit The Royal party also visited each troop ship
1t is stated that all the members of the East in
dia Company Civil Service at present on leave OF
absence, have, with the exception of the SICK been
ordered to return forthwith
The Queen of the Netherlands was on a visit tc
Liverpool.
An explosion occurred in coal mine at Ashton
uader,Lynde, on the 3lst July, and about forty o
l the miners were killed.
. Christy's Ministries made their first appearance
at the st. James Theatre London, on the Sd, will
p great success.
? FROM CHINA.
curious contrast to the state of affairs at Can
ton is offered at Annoy and Foo-chow-foo. At tn,
former place the Chinese have voluntarily joine,
with the foreigners i'll celebrating the Queen birth
day. At the latter, the English consul, at the re
quest OF the mandarins. has made proposal for
Z lear TO the imperial government of half a million
taels Of silver (f7O0GU09 at an interest of SO ne
cent per annum, secured on the customs Of liz
port.
+ Reports from the northern ports continue to b
most peaceabe, and trade is carried on as regular
aud TRANQUILITY as if there were profound peac
with as in every part of the empire At Annoy tn
lnandarins have offered no opposition to Englisl
merchants proceeding into the interior of the pro
vince TO pursue their trade. From Shanghae r.
port says that three mandarins of high rank en-,
barked III the American steamer Antelope for Ma
Gao, via Hong Kong, on their way to Canton to re
port Zen proceedings 10 the imperial government
1T Pekin. lfthis be true it is satisfactory in NOR
ways than one, showing the confidence the,
have in foreigners, andas proof that Yehs caree
is nearly at an end for no imperial commissions
would stake his OWN fortune in attempting to sup
. port mah who is doomed-whose days are mum
/ berCd
, COMMERCIAL
| From Richardson Brothers & Co.'S CIRCULAR
| Per COLUMBIA LIVERPOOL Sth Mo- 4th 1857
The weather has not only been Ola most i.vurabl.
character i'll this district, bat thToughoutthe Who'll,
/ kins dom, and altogether the reports of the crop,
generally are of the most fattering character.
Our grain trade rules dull, and the amount of bu
sncss passing of 50 limited nature that can only
nomnaily repeat the quotations of our last, for al
the articles.
This days market only moderately attended
miilers and dealers operated with caution aut
only very limited business took place, although
wheat procurabe at Id to I'd per 20 lbs under the
ates current on Friday
The demand for flour was exceedingly slow and
decline OF 6d. bbl and Is per sack submitted to
Indian Corn hut little inquired for, and hold
ers We're more disposed to sell than for time
r past: Yellow and Black Sea (uf which onr suppl
, chiefly conssts procurable ut 6dd per or. un
der the rates of our last; mixed American ab,u
I'D cheaper, but white supported previous rates.
Fine oats supported late prices, while inferior
difficult TO quit AT reduction of Id per - lbs.