The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-09

Caliadon on the 4sh Of December, on her voyage
| 70 tne Coast of Central America. She had been
detained ~ africa, Peru, In consequence OF the
revouti,n and an attempt to take the town by the
fefuvsan squadron Of General vanco Her sur
eeons were OF great assistance to the wounded !
and tne Spanish papers state thather presence and
sne enorts Of her officers prevented much disorder
suu o'ooasned after the town bad fallen. Twenty
were Killed and thirty Eve wounded. Several
ladies took refuge on board
THE BoMEARDMENT OF SAN JUAN.
Inc Paris Constifmionnel states that the mer-
snana OF Nantes have petitoned the Emperor, ap-
pesnng 70 the high and paternal soicitHde of his
sufferers by the destruction of San Juan Grey.
ys. by the United States, on the 18th of July.
.s'a. The chamber Of commerce of Orleans, and
sne principal merchants of that town, had previ.
Thay presented petition to the same effect
neir example is beirg folio wed by the merchants
u raris, Lyons and Marseilles
ARREST OF ALLEGED coNspIRAToR Fy.
CTrtMENT
me ioiiowing letter, bearing date the Of
january, has heen received from Nanlec.
AHer the explosion of the powder magazine a
ponce commission for the army was estsbi;shaa
Inc object Of the commission is to find ont or.
conspiracy connected with the attempt of Mi. m
ana fhe,two explosions. They have alreadv set
70 work. More than hundred persons ha I'VE heen
arrested, of course Liberals All tbese nersons
have been thrown into dungeons withon, $500;
nation and without being aware Of the cansa of
their arrest. 1t is rumored that the government
mas discovered the authors of the explosion of the
Carios ~ IN the commander of the ship, the off
GERS, ana In fact all who escaped the explosion.
On Friday evening, the 9th, the police invaded
nVe co1iee houses, namely: the Collonna d'Oro.
in the Toledo, that of the Piazza di Gerol.u in;
two in the square of Capo di Napoli, and one in
keepers aud pastrycook's establishment All the
occupants were searched, over 100 arrested and
the places closed up.
On the following morning printed placard ap.
peared on the walls with these words The fac.
tion which calls Itself the government srrpsts the
whole city. PatieDceI The hour of the tocsn for
vespers will arrive Out of these arrests the pov
ernment will get up trial to be displayed to the
eyes of Europe, which will somewhat raise the
courage of the royalists.
On The follow ing night the city " as deserted and
the cafes empty. The gas has been turned off from
part of the royal palace, from the theatre a, San
Carlos, and that Of the Fonda, as an explosion is
apprehended. The theatres are to be closed for
three days. the llb 18th and i3th in order to avoid
demonstration which was prepared in them for
the 18th, the Kings birth day. Tomorrow, the
Eth, the Royalists are expected to make demon
stration of affection for their "adored sovereign
The word has been sent round for all honest men
to keep within doors; the streets will be deserted
Many fami,i IS have already quilted their houses
in the Rue de Toledo
AT Pelita, province of Salerno a person named
Petrone CHANGED to make some remarks about the
King in a cafe. The gendarmes made an attempt
TO arrest him, but priest, brother of Petrone,
issued out with poignard in his hand, attacked
the gendarmes, killed one of them, wounded three
and put the rest to flight. The whole family at
once quilted the place and repaired to the mouu.
tains In this country those who would enjoy
liberty must lead the life Of Brigands 1t is civil
war without truce. A hundred persons are
released from prison to-day, but 200 are arrested
the n -xt.
On Saturday and Sunday last 10 more coffee.
houses were shut up In all 400 persons have now
been arrested, Blanchini has sent in bis resigna-
ton In Sicily two parties of refugees have land
ed The police have arrested person named
Pellegrini- The others safe in the Island and
are preparing another insurrection.
PRICES CURRENT OF AMERICAN PRODUCE.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 24th l857-Provisions-Finen law
Beef is wanted and, In it's ABSENCE the botter sorts
of old are in more favor Pork-Busines is restrict
ed from want of choice. Bacon-There 10 no i'm
provement in the country demand. but holders show
lsss disposition to force sales. Cheese s in good de
nand at full prices. Lard is in better demand at
68s and there are buyers at 65s for delivery
the end of March Taow is firm and IN GOOD da.
mand, at 62s for North American.
FROM JAMES m'HENRY's CIRCULAR.
LIvEhFooL, Jan 25Id 1857 -Prov'siuns -.rhe de.
msnd for Bacon keeps very small; the dealers wont
into stock; the imports liberal, and are ben
wae honsed rather than unit to speculative offers
the Imports early, and in aavance of this usual
periods of active consumption. Cheese s:s1ce in.
quiry good.
Breadstuffs-The improved tone of the trade. re
ferred to per Baltic Goth has scarcely been rus
ts ned; the country markets al come lower This
weather keeps open. Offers of Red Wheat from th Z
quarter of 48U lbs.
Wheat mixed and white s.sa09aai per 70 lbs; red
9s0sa per do. Flour, western canal Sis0Sls Sd pei
1876 bs Philadelphia, S2sa52s Cd per DO Ohio 52sa
34s Cd per do st Louis 34035s per do Indian Corn
yellow 34s05i Cd per 480 lbs Mixed 33s0SSs Sd pc
DO; white, Sass per do.