The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-29

= III I'LL 80. 1901.
Tbs ANERICA's MAILS We have our files by
tns steamer America At ,ston, but the telegraph
has already given everything of importance Eng.
anu, y u selds viii undoubtedly rAlfy the amend.
ea Daiiss-Oiarendon treaty. Parliament 10 TO
meet lns on the 30sh Inst The London Times Of the
I0th Inst. says:
1he rssult Of the Irish county elections, 10 far
Is toey were actually known up to Thursday
morning, showed . balance in favor of the oppo-
si.ion, but still there Ia reason to believe that when
an are hnished it will be found that parties will
s1And pretty much a. they were before tie disso-
lat'on OK Permanent An unexpected ministerial
vsctory mas been Won in Londonderry, one Of the
most Protestant and conservative constituencies
10 Ireland Sir Henry Bruce, the High Orange
, eAn,oiasts has been rejected by considerable
msJorify aud the electoral choice has fallen upon
Mr =. Greer, the Presbyterian liberal and cham.
pion OF the tenant right cause
aue stansit iron steam troop ship which left
Spnhead TOR China with about 600 English troops
nao pat back to Portsmouth harbor in distress.
Inc election for Queens county, Ireland had to
be adjourned, owing to the fearful rio.ing which
took place
John Bright, In his farewell address to the elsc
tors OF Manchester, expresses his confidence ths.
Inc period Of reaction ill speedily occur. when men
hks<eims self, Golden tQd Miner Gibson. will be
Ieinssated in public favdh The London Times. Of
April 10th, contains an eulagstis article upon his
abilities and public services, ,Aayins:
We foresee time when even Manchester msy
desire once more the services of that eloquent
tongue and resoute heart Surely, the present
house OF Commons Ia aristocratc enough aud
territorial enough for all useful purposes, and we
might have found our advantage in the presence
OF the bold Tribune, who might even at times be
over fervid in attack"
MISS LOUISA PYNE.-The many friends of this
popular artists will read with pleasure the follow.
Ing extract, which we cut from . letter from New
York. Miss P bade the American public farewell
on Saturday evening last at Burton's Theatre:
Long before the doors were open, an an xious
crowd of thousand persons besiegad them and
within twenty minutes after the audience began
to enter, there was no part of the building in
which single seat or stand point could be OBJ
tanned, The opera given was Fra Diavoo,' in
which The Skylark' was IS fsultess as she IL in
all she undertakes The enthusiasm of the au-
dience was immense. Several times did they en-
core the favore or call her before the curtain aud
at the close insisted upon . speech Miss Pyne
gracefully compiled. delivering one of the most
appropriate farewell addresses ever heard upon
the stage no part of which, however was more
satisfactory TO her audience than her expression of
nope that her farewell was not forever but that
she might meet again. She sails for 'Merrie
England in a few days"
MURDER OF AMERICANS -Advices received bv
the New York Herald from Central America, state
that strong prejudices still existed in Honduras
and tfuatemala against our countryman In Qua.
temaia, six Americans had been summariy shot.
ana others banished from the country. by order of
Gen. Carrera Three persons, named Buchanan.
Van Buren, aud Robert Taylor, appealed to Mr.
Savage who had charge of the legation of the
United States In Guatemala, who told them that
he could not do anything for them, and vas fear.
fu That he should himself have to leave "a there
was no limit to the power of Carrera who was
very much enraged against the people of the Uni,
ted States. good deal of bad feeling was crea-
ted by the American ship Rawins having been
charged extra tonnage dues at Patook Bay, while
loading mahogany
ELoPEMENT AT XENIA, OHIo.-The Cincinna-
ii Times noticce 4 strange elopement at Xenia :
The parties are a man Miss Sallie Martin, aged II
years, and q named Boyd Miss Martin Ia the
daughter of the late DIR. Martin, of XenIa, and IA
worth In her own right some $4,000 She has
been of late under the care Of two maiden auuts
who have raised her in total seclusion from com
pany Miss SalIie became acquainted with Bovd
about a month since and notwithstanding the vi.
GLANCE of her guardians managed to have stolen
interviews with him at certain Intervals On
Tuesday morning last it was discovered that the
young lady and ber lover bad fled.
OLD LADY DEAD The Greenbrier CVa) Era
publishes the death of Mrs Mary Anderson aged
90 years. She moved to Greerbrier county q few
months after the Indian depredations there ceased
She remembered the firing of cannon at FincastIe
Va, on the reception Of the news of the battle of
Bunker's Hill In the year 1890, she was called to
Lswisburg at q criminal trai. where abe heard
Patrick Henry defend the accused and such was
the influence of bis eloquence, that although 4
plain case Of murder, the criminal escaped with
simply being burned In the hand.
THE Snow IN WESTERN MAssAcHUsETTs-
The Hartford Times learns from a pass snger from
Granville Gust over the Massachusetts, line) that
the snow is two feet deep there and the sleiCbiue
is good He came in part of the way on run.
drift hpfw
Hartland are from five to six feet deep. The storm
was considered as severe In that vicinity as the
great January snow storm.
There was good sleighing on Thursday in seve.
raj towns in Litchfield, Conn
CoNsECRATIoN.-The conservation of Right
Rev James Frederick Wood ID D. IS Coadiutor
Bishop of Philadelphia. and Right Rev Henry Dis
mian Juncker. D D. Bishop Of Alton, took
place in the Catholic Cathedral at Cincinnati on
Sunday last On the previous evening the Rev
Mr Wood wss presented by his Ia te congregation
with handsome gold watch and chain.
A WEDDING PARTY BLoCKADED By Snow IN
APRIL On the 2lst instant a wedding Iarty 10
North Brookfield, Mass, having arrived within
half mile of the house of the bride, were block si
in by the SLOW, and it required the laborious
vices Of eight men for an hour before the banks
were so shovelled away as to admit Of q passage.
PENNSYLVANIA GUBHRNAToRIAL QUESTION:
A new political combination has just been deve-
loped in Pennsylvania A portion of the Demo-
cracy and straight olt Americans are uniting on
Gov Geary. A committee has called on Geary
and he has agreed to accept their nomination.
Great excitement prevails among the politicians.
STEAMBOAT COLLISION AND Loss OF LIFE -
The steamer Julia Dean, when below Mount
Vernon, Pa, Monday came in collision With the
steamer Rainbow, and the former was sunk
| Five or six persons were drowned, including foul
| of her deck hands The Rainbow 10 but little da.
maged, The Julia Deans cargo ID total loss, bu
| is insured.
SAD CA.E-About a fortnight since. John
Richards, Esq, prominent citizen, and . disiin
| guished member of the bar of Reading, Pa ws
taken suddenly and dangerously ill With Erysipe
| las. About week since bis mother and sister
| residents of Columbia in that State, went on 4
| Readicg to minister by their presence and stter
tions, 10 the comfort Of the and brother Tbel
both died on Saturday last, the mother In tn
morning and the sister in the evening They bot
were attacked With Typhoid Fever soon after thei
arrival, and thus suddenly passed from earth.
PROPOSAL TO CHECK STOCK GAMBLING TIL
| board of brokers of New York city have had un
der consideration, for some time past yarIou
plans for remedying the present reckless system O
| stock gambling by parties who have everythips 4
| gain and nothing to lose. They have sdopted
| resolution prohibiting time contracts extendi
beyond sixty days. The previous limit was twely
| months