The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-18

FUR THEIR BY ,rHE EUROPA.
Below are some additional details of the news
by the Europa, dating Liverpool, June 5th:
GREAT BRITAIN.
Irocec1tngS IN Parliament.

GREAT BRITAIN.
IT0cerdtHgS i3l i1trIidment
On the 2nd ibs4ant, in the House of Commons
Washington Wilkes, the editor who was ialprso,j
ed for breach of the privileges of the House was
discharged, having withdrawn the ibelous charges
| made in his journal.
The bill abolishing the property qualifications
2' the members of Parliament, was passed through
the Committee.
On the 81, in the Commons the Atlantic Tele
graph Company bill read third time aud
passed-as was also the Property Qualification
bill.
Mr.. Roebuck gave notice that he should shortly
call attention to the whole subject of the Hudson
Bay Company.
Mr. D'israeii, in reply to a question said there
bad been no rupture of the negotiations which had
been opened with the Emperor OF China; ON the
contrary, what the Emperor had done was this -
He bad not sent to Lord Egn, at Shanghae, But
mad sent message requesting Lord Eigin TO meet
his messenger at Canton. Lord Elsiu, however.
had then gone north. lie could not lay Lord FL
gins Instructions on the table, because as We were
acting with allies, it would be inconvenieut to the
public service.
alr. Fitzgerald stated that Mr.. Tuin a foreigner
had been appointed British Consul at Mobile sole
iy on the ground of public service to Great Bri-
tain, although a certificate of naturalization had
been refused him in England.
Geueial ieei, IN reply to an inquiry, confirmed
the report that MIR. Elliott, Militar, Sturekeeper
at Weldon, had aSsconded, and sailed for America
amount OF his deficiency had not been ascertained
On the 4th Instant, in the House of Lords Earl
Derby ntimated that the Goyernor-General Of In
dIa was supreme IN military as well civil mat
tiers, aud that lie had to believe til Il an
difficulties had ever taken Place between SIR Colin
Campbell and Lord Canning.
In the House OF Commons variety of questions
were put to the Government.
Dir. Dlsraeli, ln response to inquiries by Lord
Russell ss to the affairs in China, said it was iuI-
possible for him to afford any fresh information
upon the subject The present Government had
extended TO Lord Elgn the same wide discretion
given him by the former Government but they were
not aware OF his motives in proceeding uorthward
after he had been invited by the Chinese Govern
ment to repair to Can:sn, and what demands lie
had required from the Chinese Government they
could not say.
Mr.. Bright remarked that the original question
Concerned only Great Britain, aud the power of
the country was amply sufficient to vindicate its
honor, without entangling it in complicated rea-
lions with France Russia and the United States
lie strongly urged the Government to bring the
matter 10 speedy termination. England was now
ut war with one.half the human race and bad fl f
teen thousand nen and seventy ships in China aud
he doubted whether the operations would be at
tended with the slightest benefit to trade
Sir j. Packington said il was intended to reduce
the force in the East ut the earliest practicable
ment.
RETURN The TELEGRAPH FLEET
The Atlantic Telegraph Fleet returned to Ply
mouth from their experimental trip the Sd in
The experiment OF laying out the cable in water
nearly three miles deep and much deeper than it
anywhere between Ireland and Newfoundland was
entirely successful and the machinery is pro
nounced perfect. The operation of splicing was
performed four times at the rate seven TO eight
Knots per hour.
The expedition finally starts from Plymouth oD
the 9th or 10th of June.
Government had chartered twenty additional
ships TO convey troops to India. and il was said
tyEa On and irol e.
airy Iegiments, were to be sent out without a mo
ment's delay.
Mes.rs. Rawson. Son L Co, of London and Liv
erpcol, with branches in India aud China, and
largely engaged In the Eastern trade, had suspend
ed, with liabilities estimated at seven hundred
thousand pounds. Assets said to be ample The
failure was caused by depreciation IN Eastern pro
duee, and failure OF expected remittaBces
The Government has instructed the Post Office
authorities to make up mail for the steamer from
Galway to New York, and the United States have
been Invited to dispatch return mail by the SAINT
conveyance.
GESEREL NEws
Rioting was taken place almost nightly in Bel
fast a large scale. Places of worship and private
houses had been attacked, and considerable amount
| of property destroyed. The military and p0lict
| were engaged In quelling the faetous fights.
The following United States Cousuls have beer
officially recogn2sti:-Samuel Ward, at Bristol
George Il. West, at Bag Island and Albert G. GatliD
| at Prince Edwards Island.
--LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday, A .M.-The Times city art ici,
| offrdsy evening reports the funds full and NJ
| change in money.
| The new bankruptcy bill, prepared by the At
torney General, will, it is said be introduced in th
| House of Lords early next week.
| meeting of the creditors Of Rawson, Son, & Co.
| is to be held on the coming Tuesday
At ameeiing,, yesterday, of the creditors of II
| Bainbridge Co , of London aud New York, after
considerable delay aui long negotiation, su ar
rangement come to to pay all claims unse
| ten pounds In full In two months from tbs 18th 0
| March next; twelve shillings and six pence ol
1 claims between ten pounds and one huadre
1 pounds, iu six months, from the Goth of Marc
1 pext and thirteen shilings and four pence, Il
| four instslments, extending two years. o
| debts 4 one hundred pounds and upward. guar
antee was at first positively refused. and it wa
only after repeated pressure that certain secur
ties were obtained worth about flo, 600, or neafl
| 9s Cd on the 81 of the composition.
The Post says that the close OF the Paris Bonrs
| was very gloomy on Friday, except as regards Oh
| Rentes which kept It's ground comparatively vel
Other securities gave way ia consequence of in
portaut sales Some deiauters were spoken Q
and this circumstance probably assists the dow
ward movement.
The Times has y leader ia favor of putting a
end 90 the antislave trade crusade. on the grouu
that IL will inevitably soon bring on serious CO
ls.on between England aud the United States.