The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-07
GREAT BRITAIN.

telegraph. The following summary, however, j,
interesting.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House Of Commons on Monday Mr. Z
smith. behalf of the Government denied tll,.
truth of a report which had found its way into
print, that the army i'll Bombay had also broker
rat into mutiny, and stated that the latest Official
idvcos from India pointed the very reverse of this
The notes Of half million sterling on account @.
the Persian and four hundred thousand for the
Chinese hostiIities, were agreed to.
On Thursday, in til. House of Lords, the Queens
answer To the address upon the subject OF emf
grafton Of free negroes from Western Africa wa
received 1t merely gives all assurance of an earn
est desire TO discourage all schemes for the cmgra
ZION Of negroes that are calculated to promos.
slavery.
In the Commons Mr.. Labouchere said it had been
determined To separate the district of Moreton Bay
from the Colony of New South Wales and form II
into Il new colony
The resignation Of Baron Rothschild was an
bounced and Il new writ ordered for an elec-
zion III the City of London IN his place. public
meeting was held by the electors of London upon
the subject and pledge given to again return
h"thSchild ar one Of their representatives in Far
iiaInent A resolution was also adopted calling on
the Government TO its influence for the imlnc-
iIate settlement OF the Jewish question.
The parliamentary election for oxford City re-
suited III the defeat of Mr. Thacnaray the vote BE-
ing-for Caldwell, l,Oo5 Thackaray, LOIS.
The proceedings in regard to the Atlantic telr-
graph cable continued 10 increase in interest Tie
shareholders Of the Company ut Liverpool had ei-
ven a grand banqEs to the officers of the Niagara
and Susquehanua, and the completion OF the ship
ment OF the cable on the Agamemnon had been C..
l'brated bya grand ittc III the park IF ST. CulIn,
Gardley near Firth, on the Thames Nearly il
thousand persons were present at the latter enter
taiument, including Professor Morse MI CYRUS
". Field, Mr.. Henry Raymond, Capt. Sands, Of the
Susqueianna, and others. Mr.. Field i'll returning
thanks for Il toast read letter from President Blu
chanan, stating that he should feel much hUnored
If the TTst message across the Atlantic should BE-
one from Queen Victoria to the President oil the L.
states, and he should endeayOr to answer it i'll II
spirit and manner becoming the great OCCASION
The Aganemnon lc'tGreeuwch on the 18th for
Shcerness to have her cOmpasses adjusted after
which she would proceed direct to Cork.
At the dinner Of the Royal Agricultural Society
If England, which had been holding its annual
'how at Salisbury, Lord Portman introduced as a
guest Mr. French, the Nice-president of the Agli
cultural Society OF the United States. Mr.. French
warmly received, and addressed the autlienr,.
1t come length.
The suspension of Henry Schwabie of Liverpool
WAS announced. Liabilities about 100000. A com
position of Us, Sd. III the pound is said to have
seen offered.
had been entered to run for the Goodwood Cup.
had attracted attention in betting circles, and
aJked at short odds.
Considerable rlotimg, resulting from the bad
feeling engcndered by the eth of July celebration
had taken place between the Orangcmen and Bib
bonmen at Belfast, aud on one occasion seriou.
collision with the military the result but for
tunately without the loss of life.
On the 2lst July there was great rejoicing at the
town of Boston, Lincolnshire. consequent on the
reoPenlns Of the Southwest Chapel Of the Church
i'll that town, which has been restored by the citi
zens Of Boston, Massachusetts, as II memorial to
John Cotton. Mr.. Dallas, the American Minister,
the Bishop of Kentucky, and ex-Mayor Bgelow
of Boston, Mass, were among those who took part
III the proceedings. An address was presented to
Mr.. Dallas on the occasion, and two speeches were
made by that .rautlrDan in the n
ceedings
There is "a rumor of the appearance of the potato
blight III the province of Munster, Ireland, but it
was not regarded as very serious.
FRANCE.
One of the arrested Italians is said to have made
full confession of the details of the recent conspi-
racy.
1t is intimated on the one hand that the French !
authorities had good grounds for the military dis
play and hasty arrangements which they made at |
BeTangers funeral on account of the secret socie-
ties, but on the other it is affirmed that the alarm
of the Government groundess, rs no demon |
Straton was intended.
The Pays says that the British Government has
already communicated 10 MaZzni that although |
ENGLAND would continue to afford an asylum to po- /
tical refugees Che could not any longer be allowed
10 prepare expeditions against foreign States on /
English soil. 1t is also stated from other sources
tlat the British Cabinet had promised to subject !
hazzim to "A strict surveillance.
A report had been current of another ATTEMPT on /
me emperor life at PIombierres, but it appears to
have been uufuundcd
The LoRd6t GiOJe discredits the report that !
queen Victoria will visit France this year
The Paris correspondent of the I,t,ieDendsn.e |
Le9e says that the sending out of some French and
English vessels Of war to Tunis is spoken Of
The NJHiteur aluies to the discovery of the TIA
liam plot 10 assassinate the Emperor Napoleon saws
that il was eoncocted in London and places Maz2i- !
nj AMI Ledrn Rollin among the accomplccs to it, /
SPAIN
An extraordinary decline from the recent high |
prices of wheat in Spain is reported
The CaptainIiencral and the Civil Governor of !
the province of Seville, TO be brought before /
u council of war on account of the late troubles
The execution of insurgents had been stopped /
by the Government.
The London Times publishes dispatch from Pa |
ris, dated the 2ith, stating that the Spanish Gov
eminent, alter some hesitation, has accepted /
the oifer of mediation in the Mexican ouestiou /
made by Lord Howden aud the Marquis de Tur- |
got in the name Of the English and French Govern
ments.
ITALY.
III is said that Convention is to be signed he |
tween the Soveregns Of the Italian States with the
exception oi the King of Sardinia to guarantee |
eaeh othef against revolutionary attacks
INDIA
Ihere Is nothing late from India Intelligence
Was hourly expected when the Persia sailed All |
s"its oi rahofs were continually started but il /
was supposed they had reference To stock iobbine |
operations aud obtained but little creJance A mass
Diapers had been laid before Parliament but thew