The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-07
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ADDITIONAL BY THE EUROPA
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEws
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INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS.
The steamship Europa, with date. from rIvsr.
pool to the afternoon of Saturday. the a4,b mir
reached Boston on Wednesday evening. abou. 7
osioek. Tue following is a summary of her news
"h'eh Is OF an interesting character:
GREAT BRITAIN.
ITocsodf'gs in Fsariiament-.Spseea Of Nar,so, r..
lasier dc.
On the 2ist ult.. the Hnnse Of Inrds ,va. -. :.
session In the House of Common. The TIM ,,a. -.
occupied Ia Debating the bill for the aboli,ion ~
the church rates. A resolution was adon,a5 a.
'noti.,ng the issue OF G2,oo0,000 kxcheauer bills
H. ~ 'i9 $50 tue oaths bill was read second time
"a me house oil Lords, but Lord Derby aunnnnrad
.na' ne should continue TO oppose that portion Of
ties. s"i'" uisaoiii-
r.. IA the House Of Commons the Attorney General
naa announced, in response to an inouirv fr,r,
Mr koebuck, that the government wouid not tsta
iuFther proceedings against DR.. Bernard I'm rao.ra
to the French conspiracy.
resolution was adopted, after some debate
Tor the appointment of select comuittee 10 an
quire into the destitution alleged to prevail in Do
negal, Ireland. =" Nv
hill was introduced aud read the first finn.
aoohse'ng the property qualifications OF mem,
On the I'D, in the House of Lords. Earl Grav
moved TOT copies OF the correspondence hetweeo
the colonial Secretary and the North Amar,csn
colonies ln reference TO any acts passed for giving
an exclusive right to any one COMPANY TO esta
blish telegraphic communication betwesn c.,
Britain and North America Nio"'
me hari OF Carnarvon had no objection to the
notion, pnt suggested that it should be amended
by the insertion Of the words "or extracts NJ 60
respondeuce" Va SoI-
Tue harl OF Derby assured Earl Grew that mn
exclusive privileges would be conferred nnon an,
paiteu'ar company, aud trusted that, under tbs
circumstances, he wonld not press for the pro,nc.
tion OF any correspondence.
LoTd Stanley OF Alderiey, expressed the bone
that there was no truth in the report that tho 70
Ieg.aphic communication between India, Malta
aud Corfu was about to be placed in the hands ~
the Austrian government.
Lord Derby said that no exclusive priyilepes
would be conferred on any one that were likely IN
De Injurious 10 British Interests
After short discussion, the motion was scrs.d
to.
In the House Of Commons, Mr. Gladstone asked
whether it was the intention of the government
TO lay the papers on the table at this period ON
the subject of the Danubian PrucipaIitjes in con
f1rmity with the defamation OF the first Rritisb
Plenipotentiary, at the conferences at Paris, in
1856. N
The Chancellor of the Exchequer said the result
OF the Investigations of the Commission sonId
shortly be submitted to the Conference at Paris
aud 1t would not be in his power to Law apy dozen
Tuents previously the table.
Sir Il Perry asked the Chancellor of the Exche.
quer whether instructions had been sent to k,di,
matters of religion, should be held out to the in
hsbItants Of Dude, excepting in cases of heinous
crime: and il no such instructions had been sent
whether in tho opinion of the government il WAS
not eXpedient to do sol
Mr.. Dtsraeli replied that instructions had teen
sent TO India that there should be full federation
and protection to property, 80 far was consist
eut With justice.
On motion of Mr.. Disraei, resolution imposing
stamp of one penny on all bankers check, was
carried, amidst loud cheers.
During the debate on the Navy Estimates Mr.
Drunmond called serious attention to the state of
the national defeDces. pointing to the antipathy
that prevailed towards England on the Continent
and characterziDg the state OF affairs in Europe Az
more unsettled than at any time since the death of
Pits.
The fine clipper ship James Baines, built at Bos-
ton, but owned In Liverpool, was DESTROYED by
fire in her dock at Liverpool. She had lust re-
turned from Calcutta with a cargo of Indian uro-
dnce, only portion Of which had been discharged
The value of the vessel and cargo had been esti.
mated at fl70,000. The vessel was complete
wreck, aud it was feared that very little of ker
cargo would be saved 1t was said that time bar.
gains in insurance had been made upon her and
they had not expired. The insurances were ex-
pected to be disputed. Another account says that
the policies had regularly expired, and the loss
would fall upon the owners.
The returns the Board of Trade for March
show falling off in the exports of nearly a mil
lion and half sterling, compared with the
same month last year.
The United service Club, of London, had given
"A grand banquet to the Due de MaIakoff The
Duke of Cambridge presided Peissier in return
ing thanks, said that his appearance amongst
them would recall the glorious alliance of the two
countries, and his greatest desire was to be hailed
As the representative of royal, firm and digni.
ned policy. His belief was that the basis of
complete and lasting alliance that the honor
of one country should not be sacrificed to the
honor of the other. He came amongst them with
an open and friendly hand, full of respect for
their institutions and their sovereign, and it was
with the utmost sincerity he Joined in the toast
drunk in her honor. He trusted that the prosper
iiy of England and the alliance with his country
might endure forever. Pelissier's reception was
enthusiastic.
The operations on the Atlantic cable were going
actively forward. The steam irigate Niagara
would be compelled to leave her berth at Ply
mouth on the high tide of May 10, remain an
other month, rs her great draught of water would
prevent her getting oEt, except at the highest
stages of the tide. Tho experiments with the
paying out machinery were given general
satisfaction.
MIR Cough, the temperance lecturer, applied to
the Court of Queens Bench for criminal informa-
tion against Dr. Lees, also writer on temperance
lie had charged Cough with being intoxicated and
using narcotics. This was dispToved by afdayits.
Lord Campbell said it was not case for the Court
10 Interfere in aud the rule was refused.
Application WAS also made in the same court by
the Chairman of the Great Northern Railway, for
criminal information against the London Times for
certain alleged ibellous structures upon him. The
motion refused
The citizens of Manchester have given ban
quet to Sir James Brooke the Rajah Of Sarawak
the motive being the development of a trade with
China by way of BOrne0. Sir James Brooke, in
lengthy speech, called upon the government to
assume the sovereignty he had obtained over the
North est coast of Borneo, and the London Times
endorses his views.
serious riot had occurred between the English
and Irish lsborers in the iron district, New
n afnr had hG naliA
out to restore order.
Queen Victoria had been reviewing $4,000 troops
at the camp at Aldershot, aud Generel Peiissier
was expected to visit the Queen at the camp.
The Dusseldorf Gazette starts rumor that
Queen Victoria is again in an interesting situa-
ton.
Money continued over abundant, and the best
bills readily negotiated at two aud quar-
ter, aud in some cases two and oneeighth per
cent. Applications for discount at the bank were
light.
The London Stock Exchange on the 23d closed
steadily, although the funds were for some time
by Naples having rejected the demands
of Sardinia
The sensation created by Bernsrd's acquittal
was subsiding. 1t was reported that the Oonsti-
tutionnel was to receive warning for its infiam-
matory article on the subject.
1t is stated that the director of the COnstitu-
tionnol has been dismissed for the article on Eu.
gland. He received an indemnity of $4,000 francs,
which every director has right TO in case Of so
1. .udden removal. The paper will not print Z
conciliatory article.
The Paris correspondence of the Lsndou Times
says that Mr. Rance, director of the Constitution
mel has been restored TO his post on that paper.
An imperial return asserts that next year
France will have fifteen iron paddle and screw
steamers, Independent OF sailing ships fitted with
the screw, aud gnnboats, steam transports and
floating batteries.
The elections were to take place in Paris the
day after the Europa sailed. General Perrot who
was nominated by the Opposition,h had avowed him-
self the government candidate.
NJ. Louis Fould, brother Of the Minister of FL
nance, is dead
The Bourse had become more buoyant. The
three per cents closed firm on the I'D at OBJ 80.
Another ship Of the line had been added 10 ths
Toulon feet which il to consist of fifteen ships OF
WAL