The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-25
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| Tho Steamship Baltimore, Can.a,o I.,...
| rived at New York about . O'Clock Tus.,,ax -.
| log, in a gale. The news boat OF the Associ.,.d
Prete, Which was sent to board her, was b,own 4,
pieces The steamer left Liverpool At uoo, an q. !.
10Th instant. We make tho following summarv :,
| her nevs: -
| rHx MaRrARA CASE.
The 6iornale 0ficiale di Roma contains a nat.
10 reply 10 tue ontc'y against the abduction of the
boy mortaia. The following Is the whole of IL.
Tho Uaivers, Of October ~ pub,iahss a ion :,
ard learned article, by Father Gueranre in vhic
oprfpos OF an event which has led TO much no;,o
on tho pariof the irrelisious press, itis demo1.
| strated that nafuralism has taken possession N
most minds. Ii shows that many Christian
having lost the true spirit of the church 70 which
they belong. manifest, on the contrary great An =
| iety, not for the sovereign domination OF Christ
of hom they are members by bapiis,, but for IL q
authority OF the natural family; not fJr the righ.
| Of the chuycb, but for the Pag n prs iudices RI
modern society, and those ideas OF personal liber
| ~ which seem to them q conquest TO which
| everything else is to be eacrifced. They copsen,
TO look upon faith and Christian practices only
| through the perverted medium of naturalist pre
JUDGES"
| dispatch has been received by the Papal Nun.
| cio IN fdEis, fn1orGtuC MIN that the Pore has ad
dressei memorial" to all the European Courts
setting forth the facts OF the Mortara business as
represented from Holy Inluisition point of view
al j stating it 10 be his Holiness conclusion that
the blessed child has received the grace of bap-
tisrD no authority, even of the P0pe him self can
| be sufficient 70 DeItrslize it's rffect-tr0o tbs
| child must still be withheld from his mother aud
father in order TO receive a Christian education.
| GhSAT BkITAIS-IHE TELEGRAPH STATION AT vALES-
| TIA CLOSED.
l Tx, ~ l,.,a sNr,,s
| lantic Telegraph Company. publishes letter re
ceiv.d by him from the Secretary Of the Compan y
refusing bisreqnest that the line might be submit
ted 10 Isis fu sher tssts and experiments aud de-
ciinipg to eater into the proposal contempla;ei
By him.
| The Tralse Chronicle publishes letter dated
| faientia. Nov. !. TO the following effect:
| "Grest excitement prevails here consequence
Il he sntamsry dismissal CT the electric stan con
nectrd With the Gable, and the uuFzpec ted cl0s IL
| up If the COmpany's premises. ca Monday NOR u
ing sir. Gecurey, the secreiary's Assistant, (who
| hai arrived from London on the previous n-ht.) J
preceded 10 the teiegraphic oiice, and, without
| any previous ihtnston that srch q course Was t.
be adopted gave orders 20 each Of the clerks Oh
dn.y t. leave the premises, their services were
| 10 lnUger required. S,,ne time ag each Of lie
| clerks got notice 20 be ready to leave N0yeIn,
Der 80; bat il WAS hoped that the cable would he
50 fsr remedied k,fore then TO render ,isir ser
vices again Indispensable 1he s.aff consisted If
| ErperiDtspdent and six assistants and M ore
.ficisnt ami respectable tody Of meu could not be
found.
Monday, and is progressing slowly. That part Of
the cable between Lack Key and Valentia is la;d
down: but the most difficult part remains TO be
done, and a long time will eiapse before it is cor
rle'ed. The persons to whom this all importan,
'ns< Is entrusted are Capt keil and assistau,
Of Mr. Heniy, WHO have come TO 'e.t The cable
The Prince Of Wales has been gszsttel as a Col,
onel in the English army. The order is dated the
9th inst t!:e day on which the Prince com pieted
his seventeenth year.
At hsI Guet gwen by the Fishinancers Com
pauy iu London the 9th, Sir Charles Bright, tn.
| Engineer sf the Atlantic Telegraph Company. wal
toasted. 10 replying, he said that she partial
failure to carry out telegrsphing tetweea Europe
and America should cauee 10 astoEisbment. There
could be no doubt Of ultimate success. II was
| simply question oftlme
The ceremonies and u.ual "show" attending the
Inauguration Of the new Lord Mayor of London
took place on the 9th. 4 grand banquet was
Given a, Guiidhall in the evening. Among the
gne.ts present we're the Earl Of Derby, MIR. Disrae
| ii end other Ministers. Tho Duke of Malakoff was
the spokesman for the diplomatic corps. Lord
Derby Acknowledged the toas. in honor Of her Ma
liastys Ministers. He spoke Of the returning evi
depces OF prosperity in the country. said there
every reaso, to rely on the continuance of peace
and IN Iudia the rebellion was in the maiu put
down. He complimented Lord Elgiu for his servi.
ces in Chiua and Japan. In reference to the fut ure
| rnlicy OF the Government, Lord Derby said the
tFftSIreu 10 t1ieiT aCtloDE,anI
to commit themselves TO promises lie promised
hon eyer that the reform measures in store should
re comprehensive and national in character. Mr.
Dsraeli spoke also in an unusually gu arded strain.
| General fesi. in his speech gait England had
now nearly 9} 0U0 trooTs in India.
| Sir Johu Pakineton, Fret Lord Of the Admiral.
ty spoke emphsticalv of the necessity If keeping
the Navy in a state ofv'g roUs efficiency and OF
| maintaining with firm resolves the supremacy @!
| England oD the seas
Tie whole Of the Artillery regiments OF Militia
were 10 be embodied for permanent duty, and to
.e employed to strengthen the 9arris stationed
in the forts along the asts. This was regarded as
| q very impcrtan. means ofGcfence.
| Another ASA, ,sinati,n had been perpstrated il
Queens County. Ireland. gentleman named
Richard Ely wa. fired at in place call Kyle, and
died on the following day. The guilty parties
oscar ed. 4 party Of armed men had also ms sde an
unsuccessful attempt to murder land steward
In DONEGAL.
Aprojeer wes ssid to be on foot for building q
new Crystal Palace for the north side Of London.
| PsANCE.
The funeral car Of Napoleon l had arrived In
Paris from Woolwich, IN charge OF Sir J. Burgnype
who, in appropriate speech, foi mally delivered
it up to Prince Napoleon. lhe rep'y cfthe Prince
was as follows:
| 'GgyRRAL: ] receive. in the name of the E,pDe-
ror. the precious relict which the Queen OF Eng.
land has sent to him receiveit as testimony OF
her desire to efface the roig ORANGES OF
81. Helena-as pledge OF the friendship which
alliance which exists between tho two natiors-
May that alliance long continue for the happiness
CT the human race. Nay ii reserve for the failure
~ great resuts those which il has already pro.
iuced am charged by the Emperor to inform
you. General, tha; he pa, ticuarly appreciates the
choice v hich the Queen has made Of Won for this
mission. Wo are happy to have TO thank one oi
ftb0se glorious chiefs of the Ell gish army by the
side of whom We have fought, and FIR whom We
have retained such high esteem"
The car is 70 be placed in the chapel Of ST. Je-
rome by the side Of Napoeon's remains
1t is stated that the ascent cf the Emrsror to the
proset II ion Of Court Monte, cmbert aa ob,siped
| with difficulty. being for scme time refused The
charges IL the Indictment are very ferious,
amounting to something like construc ctiv e treason.
The French government has, il 10 said, received
| Mr. Roberts, the President of the Republic Of L..
beria who showed himself so hostile TO the French
in the affair of the Regina Cell, has not been re
elected Ii appears farther that the States OF III
IBERIA aud Care Mnn,e-lT negro kirgs chieftains,
80 towns, ard the sovereigns Ct Dahomey aud
Benin--baye consented in future 70 the system OF
| Zee Immigration as regularly organized by the
French government.
| ROLAND.
| bill had been brought before the stotes at the
Hague for the emancipation of the slaves 10 suri
ram rnd Curacos. Che fret colony is to got eleven
millions of forms, the second three millions
3irves are estimated for Indemnity according to a
| tariff negro OF ssugar plantation, 3f5 flor rs
on &C Tee cocoa Co. 70 horins; coffee OF
| rfce do. 2tso aorins There are 37,7io slaves tI
suriaam ard 5000 in Curscoa.
| SPAN.
| Conferences on the sntiact OF Mc-ico hsd beer
held at Madrid between the Minister of Foreign
Affairs and the ambassadors Of England and
| France and a semi oficial Spanish journal says
that such Conferences promise a satisfactory soln
| ton.
| ITALY.
| Tie case of the Jewish boy Morfsra, wLo was
| abducted by the Roman Catholics, still occupied
| considerable attention and q letter from Turin
| says that Count Cavom had directed the Sardiniau
Charge dAhsirs at Rome to demonstrate with the
Roman Government in the matter.