The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05
/ III e DISPA TC Ell.
FURTHER ny THE PERSIA.

q. M on tneVSSds and the Ariel, from New ork,
arrived at Southampton on the morn.uS of the
Isrd
The screw steamship yigo took the place Of the
City sf Baltimore, and sailed from Liverpool for
New York on the 2lst Of july +
GREAT BsIrArs.
| On the 2Ist Of July, In. the House of Commons
| the bill from the Lords which admits Jews
into pariiameat was finally passed by vote Of 10
| 10 IS.
| The proceedings In the House of Lords on the
2ist aud I'D were uaiinportant. In the Honse OF
| Commons the I'D debate took place between
Sir G. O. Lewis and Mr.. Disraeli on the financial
| condition Of the country.
1sIn reply 20 an iBqnify Mr.. j. FITZGERALD stated
tha. the war steamer Cyclops was on her way to
| Jiddsh to demand ample compensation and insist
! on the punishment of the parties concerned in the
| recent outbreak The Cylops heavily
| armed that sho could execute any service. The
a Pasba TO Jiddah, bat measures must be taken TO
| vindicate British prestige Ia the East The Sui
tan had expressed his indignation at the outrage
and his firm determination to exact exemplary
punishment for it, He had also placed at the dis
posal of the British Minister at Constantinopie.
| $4,000 p:astres, and announced his intention to
copfer pension Of upward Of &4o0 on the daugh-
ter of the French Vice Consul. The Pasha sent TO
Jiddah was armed with full powers to act without
/ y reference to Constantinope, aud to declare
! tisl law IL necessary.
On the 23d, in the :IIouse of Lords the bill lie.
galizing marriage with deceased wifss sister was
I
The India bin va. finally passed. The arehbish-
ep of Canterbury expressed hope that in fnture
the distinctions Of caste in India would cease TO
exist.
iadiscriminate and impartial protection 10 all
| creeds and religious, but would give no material
assistance to any measnre for converting the ma
! tives. He thought it would be most undesirable
| to attempt to remove the distinctions of caste,
which we're SIS interviewer WITH the principles and
I feelings OF the Hindoo.
| In the uouse of Commons Lord Stanley stated
that between January and The Goth of July, 1900
| troops had been seut to India He added that TO-
| vernment was well aware OF the great Importance
Of striking effective and final blow at the insnr-
gents 10 the course of the ensniog cold season.
| Mr. For tescue asked government whether they
intended TO edhere to depart from the policy Of
| their predecessors with respect to the right of
visiting ships suspected Of slave trading, and asked
what course Shey intended to pursue on that sub
| ject
Mr. Fitzgerald replied that the matter was un-
der Reconsideration of Government, but he could
| not be expected to state what course they would
take unaer circumstances which had not yet oc-
| Cured. He had, however, every hope ard belief
from the language of the American Government
| and the American EuibaIsador, that the matter
would shortly arrive at satisfactory conclusion.
| Lord Palmerston considered this reply unsats-
! factory More information ought TO be given
! FROM what had been stated by the United States
Minister, he considered there had been some CON-
pleted transaction. He therefore asked what pre-.
| tensions had been given up, or what right conce-
! ded.
Mr. Disraeti said there had been cunmu lica tiops
| between the two Governments, respecting the al
! legged acts of British cruisers, and those commu-
| nications were in abeyance. During that
| allegiance. the Government of the United States
had made friendly overture that her Ms sjesty o
| Government should offer TO the United States q
plan for their consideration which should accom-
| piist all the objects that both Governments had
in view namely, to put down the slave trade with
out Producing misunderstanding. Her Majesty 8
Government had accepted that offer, and they
| were now engaged in the consideration OF plan
which they beloved would satisfactorily accom-
plish all the objects that both parties desired
! lCheers
The Ministerial white bait dinner at Greenwich.
anticipative Of the adjournment OF Parl!ament,
| was 10 take place on the day the Persia sailed.
The special correspondent Of The London Times,
writing on board the AgRmemnon, before the de-
parture OF the Atlantic Telegraph feet on their
final attempt TO submerge the cable, Complains
bitterly Of Injurious statements spread abroad
from tho Niagara, in regard to the conduct of the
crew of the Agamemnon during the fearful storm
which she encountered. He denouuces all such
rumors as utterly false, and eulogises the bravery
which was evinced during the trying period. In
the same letter the writer proHounces a wire-coV-
cred cable wholly unfit fOr submarine telegraph
across the Atlantic. and suggests that Thin cop.
per wire. covered with gutta percha aud creased
n yarn, and Weighing only about onefourth Of the
present cable, the kind OF thing to hope for sue
cess with
A scandalous paragraph to the effect that Fitz
roy Kelly, Attorpey-Genetal of England. he'd
secretly married his dairymaid, that gentleman
writes TO the papers, contradicting the story apd
pronouncing it little else than tissue OF false
hoods.
The show OF the Royal Agricultural Society o
England, at Chester, had passed off with grea
eclat H.- .-t.
Mr.. George Bartley, a celebrated actor who re
tired from the stage some years ago, is dead.
grand banquet had been given In Galway to
| he ord Ireland, celebration
the establishment of transatlantic line Of steam
ers from the port OF Galway
FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent of The London Times
says the statement that the French troops are tt
be withdrawn from Rome Is posltlveiy contraactee
in official quarters.
1t was thought that Prince Napoleon would sooT
be named Minister of Marine, and even Minister
of War sooner or later.
The sittjngs of the Paris Conference are expect
ed to close on the 18th of August. Another die
patch says the protocols were expected TO be ready
for the signatures of the penipotentiaries on The
9th July.
The Monitenr announces that Mr.. Mon has beer
appointed to succeed the Duke OF Riyas as Spansl
ambassador at Paris.
La presse an nnouuces that the crew of the French
ship Marie Caroline have been murdered aud th'
ship burnt on the coast of Madagascar. Itappear
that she went to the island TO take tree laborer
!or the French colonies, which one OF the MAZDA
gaacar chiefs promised TO supply. when the cap
went on shore 10 received tneEi ne was tFeaca
erousiy murdered.
The project of the Belgian Government for ren
dering the fortifcatioas OF Antwerp more forml
dable is censured by the French semofiicial jour
nais. -
PARIS. Friday night, July 23.-The Three Pc
Ceyts improved to-day, and closed at ooaIo
A letter from ST. Etlenne reports the seizure o
three grenades similar to Orsnrs, and the conse
quent arfestof twenty persons
4 SPAIN
The Minister of Foreign Affairs ssaid to ;iaV'
had conference with the Eaglish Embassador on
the subject OF the insults offered to Spain IN
speech of Lord Mcimesbnry.
| NORWAY.
new Norwegian loan, of 10,Soo. 00o mark
| banco had been ayorably received at Hamburg,
and considerable transactions took place in IL a
as
| The Fmpercr had returned to st. Petersburg
| from his visit TO ArchaBgei.
| II is stated that the regulations for the emanci
! nation OF the serfs, rs drawn up by tne Cebtfa
Con,mfttee are Of sucb a nature thst, II adopted
thew ,.outd render the emancipation perfectly iiu
sorry, and would produce consequences OF inc great
| est gravity.
A MsrseiIlos Telegram says: "a serious reyola
| tionsrv movement has broken out among ths
Christian population Of Syria. 1t Is said that TT
| roll and Latakis are IN a state Of insurrection.
In Candia the Christians had either barrieaded
themselves or taken hight.
INDIA.
| The Calcutta mai, Of the 10th June, With dates
| from Madras to June as, arrived at Susa on the
| 18th July.
The forces under Sir Hugh Rose retook Gwalior
after severe fight Of four hours on the lotn q
june. The cavalry and artillery were in pursuit
Of the enemy.
The Rance Of Jhausi is reported to have been
killed.
Dude continued disturbed
In Rohiicund all was tranquil.
/ COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL. July A.-Breadstufs-M Messrs. Rich
ardson, Spence Co report very dull market with
heavy Imports and favorable weather Tor the har-
vest which Il commencing IN the south Of England
sonr very dull OF sale and offered on easier terms