The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17
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GREAT BRITAIN
The British Parliament was not In session ox.
ing to the Whtsuntide holidays
Inc Russian Grand Duke Constantine has paid
strictly private visit TO Queen Victoria a, Os
porne' arriving there at midday on the 3Osh ul;i.
mo from Cherbourg. His imperial highness was
ssluted by the ships of-wsr assembled there for
the purpose, and the American irigate Susoue
hanna, then lying in the roadstead, took a prori
nent part IN the reception, the Russian lag being
run up at the main during the saiuting ana The
band on deck playing the Russian national an
them. The Susquehanpa imm diately aftern ards
sailed for Gravescnd The Grand Duke remained
al Osborne no longer than Sunday evening a, II
O'Clock, when he embarked on board the Queen.
steam yacht Osborne, sleeping on board AID at :
o clock on Monday morning sailed for Calsis nm
der sAucs from the royal yacht squadron battery
at Cowes and the fleet az Spithead. The brevity
and privacy Of his VISIT az compared with the
length and publicity of bis sojourn in France, Of.
fords topic for comment in the English Journals
The L )ndon Times of June aayss
Admiralty Instructions we're yesterday issued to
Capt Noddali in command of her Msjesty's screw
sreamahlp A, amemnor, csncellirg her recent order
TO proceed to shd d estns that tn. for.
Ier order to ship the transatlantic cable from East
Greenwich, shall hold good. The Uni:ed Ststes ,hin
Niagara having been inspected by Mr. Dalls, the
Amerisan Minister il desided shat the pscessa-
ry arraDg gsments should be entered into by the shin.
AL nj
that vessel for the reception and TRANSPORT Of her
in ended portion OF the electric cable from Liver.
pool.
The London Times of the Ist June, contains the
folio wing
On Monday last, number Of Mormon, left msn,.
field, Notsingnamshire, 70. Liver pool en- rou.e for
Utsh. Amlng th, & man named Ro Wright
who was me Ct The executive officers of an Otd
Fellows Lodge. held at tho Angel an the funds = f
which were sept In strong tox, locked with h-ee
chs, each key bclng in the possg ssion OF d.lsnt
Ut Brber, cne OF y ham " al Wright Among ths ps-
pers ant moSey wa. a check for ll3, ready drawn
sEd signed Af!sr Wright had iet the town ON M m
day, some OF tie members had certain nsrvipss as
l. Il funds OF The society, and cau,ed the box 20 be
broke open, when II whs discovered the CHECK ives
missing They ipforne1 81 tn. nottingham
and Nottlng ghansbire Bank that the chs OK was cs,b
ed 90 back the 18th Of April The police start.
ed In pursuit o. Wright, and arrested him sad his
family. their wsy TO the station at sh iii Id en-
route for Liverpool. portion Of the m 1ney wa.
four upon the isoper, who WAS taken be fore tn.
magistrates and remapded.
The chipping returns of the British Board of
Trade Tor the month ending the 30 of April show
. falling off in the number of arrivals owing 10
long continuance of adverse winds. The clear.
ances pres NJ az increase commen surate with tbut
in the declared value of onr expectations The
excise statement: fer the first quarter of the pre-
sent y. AZ have also been ihsued A considerable
Increase is shown, except III that of home made
sugar, the experiments in connection With which
appear at length TO have been abandoned
The general appearance OF the English money
market had Undergone change for the better
BELGIUM
The riots in Belgium were caused by the pas.
sage OF bill! in the House, allowing Catholic rel
gious associations to receive bequests III Frere
Ot5an. member, having declared that the goyarI
nent were playing an "iadigns c0mcdie' before the
Chamber and the country, was called to OF der bv
the President lie at once replied by accusing the
President of partially the word ''infane" having
been applied to him by member Oh a previous oc
casion and passed unceusured by he President
This sally received with imui.rse applause in
the tribune, and the President ordered them to ba
cleared forthwith. Amid the grCans and wells of
the occupants this task was slowly effected by the
gendarmes. The crowd then rushed outside of The
Chamber and hoOted the Popes Nuncio They
yelled at the Ministers, cheered the opposition
members, ana in rhe evening paraded the town in
groups of fifty or sixty. Next evening th sy broke
ths windows of the Emancipation office a Journal
specially devoted to the prle.t party, and Likewise
those OF the Jesuit and other religious establish.
meLts The troops were kept in readiness, artl-
ieTy was stationed on he Grand Place, and great
excitement prevailed. Ga Friday the burgomas-
ter issued proclamation ioi ddng groups of more
than five 20 assemble and in the ey eniu. the
mounted gendarnes dispersed those who endaa.
eored TO evadc its Effect. The King published a
decree proroguing the Chamber sine die and in
all probability the minister ial bill will be heard of
no more.
Tranquility appears 10 be restored but q por.
ton OF the Civic Gnard is still under AIMS 1t
W.
Sons 70 persons had been arrested, but the greater
part Of them had been set at liberty.
At Litge where the windows of the Bithops
Palace were smashed by yolley of stones, the
e, ,crement is also subaidIng The reports from
Mons Gcept, Antwerp, and other towns in the
provinces are also of tranquilizDg nature
AT the adjournment of the Chambers on Satur-
day at Brussels the President after reading the
decree for the adjourn ment, proposed three cheers
for the King . ne members of the left rose and
cheered, while The members of the right did not
respond to the appeal
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Paris Moniteur announces the dissolution
of the Il gisatve body The new elections are
10 commence the 2lst of June, and tie number
0 the deputies for the new Chamber is fixed at
!67
The private letters from Paris state, with re-
fe ence to the fact of he comri tee of the Legis
!. tive body having in the first instance recommen,
ted the rejection Of the Bank Of France biz, that
bat for the approach of the general election its |
members would not have siyen way, and that the |
bill would havs been thrown out by the Legislative |
body as well as by its committee.
Vague rumoTs were current OF another attempt |
IN the life OF the Emperor, while on visit to the |
artillery museum bu. the were apparaDtiy un-
ounded
The recent storms in France had occas stoned
great damsgeto the vines and crops in many of
be communCs
Advices from Calcutta, Iudia, of the 23d of
April, say
The mutinous spirit in the army appears to have
.eceiyed a check The fate of the 10Th Naive
Infantry has frightened men who, whatever else
hey may wish, do not wish to cease to be soldiers
The men of the 36th, who taunted the pupils in
he Umballa school of exercises, are under trial
The Paris Cons utiepe publishes private let
er from the Persian Gulf, received through Bag
lad which anouuces that on the 2lst of April the
British troops evacuated the town of Mohamme-
sh, of which they had taken poss ession Al the lat
er end of March
Mr. Stevens, the English Consul at Teberan ar
ived at Vienna on the 30th ult, with the ratified
Anglo Persian treaty, and left for London the
anne evening
letter from Rome, of the 25th of May. an,
ounces that the raising Of the state OF se'ge at
.ncona had produced everywhere an excellent
fleet |
On The 25th ultimo the Pope, after having pub
cly given his apostolic blessing to the Inhabitants
f Ancona left for Iesi, which place he reached
efore noon. His subjects well know that Plus TX.
d kind hearted man, aud consequently their re"
eptiou Of him has beer cordial
A dispatch from Constantnople states that toe
description list of banking scheme started by
latve firms had reached Gl ,s00,UW.
The Federal ssembly Of Berne has been con,
oked for the 9th of June TO ratify the treaty with
russia
The Spanish census was nearly completed. and
result will, il is said show population OF H.
000O0 souls.