The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-14
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The Niagara sssIsd frou Halifax wesu,sd,v
aifsrnoon, and would be dus At Boston, Thursday
evening". The following additional items Of ioreiru
news By this arrival srs Of iussrsss:
| oasAr saIrAls.
In the House Of Commons sundry questions wer,
proposed 10 regad to affairs 10 India
Lord ssanieyfn reply said IL was impossible to
form 40 essimAss OF the pssseat strength Of the
mutinsers -
Tho total number Of the Qusen's forcs in Indi,
or on their way out. wss ,4id bat 1886 were re.
ported sick, 4d ,59 we're drsfts on their way ont
A. the latest returns there were $1,000 effs civcl
aud IL 900 drafts. As TO the companys forces they
| we're lS,s5S Enropeans on the lst OF July. After
deduction for Casualties there was then total OF
between $4,000 aud 81 900 European troops in In
lis With regard to the Indisn loan, 442lOO0
had been borrowed, leaving G., ,00e still to be
| borrowed. There would be ample means from
this source to defray the expenses for the whole
of the current year. Instructions had been sen,
to proclaim, in her Msjesty's name and authority
and the Instructions seut out clearly announced
the intention Of tn governineDt-not to interfere
| With the religion of the natives.
both houses were actively engaged in clearing
| up the business of the session. and an adjourn.
aent was expected on the 81 inst. ss
the Queens speech was adopted at Csbiuet Coun-
| Gil on tho day the Niagara sailed. The speech
will be delivered by commission, fFl
The race for the Goodwood Cup resulted iu the
| triumph of Saunterer, Fisherman coming in se-
eond, aud nothing else bear them. Only sight
horses ran. The American horse Charleston was
the last but one. Prioress did not staft. Mr.
Merry, the owner Of Saunterer won eco 600 on the
event. The race 10 thus described :--s.ventrs ST.
dris aud Sedbury raced for the lead, and soon
placed wide interval between themselves and
their pursuers at the head OF whom were Sauu-
terer and Ruinatiou. On qaittng the straighs
| run the first two were upwards Of dozen lengths
ahead, huination going on third, with Arsenal
and sanuterer next, and Charleston, who had occu-
pied forward place up TO that point, dropping
yearly hundred yards astern of everything. They
rounded the clump without changi0g positions
but immediately afterwards The advanced lot
closed up, and when they reappeated in sight
Sauuterer was seen with the lead, Fisherman oc-
cupyiug the second place, with fentre Sc Girls
third and Sedbury fourth Next in pursuit and
far behind them were Schiedam and Arsenal, On
usseenaing the hili, Ventre ST. Girls went up to
Fishermans quarters, but was shaken of in the
bottom, whence the race was confined to the first
TWO. Fisherman made game effort to reach
saunterer, but failed, and was beaten length
Nearly dozen lengths of Schiedam was third:
sentre st, Girls was about ten lengths behind him
and lar IN the rear, the others flushed as If at ex
ercise. Arsenal being last of all
The large cotton spinning mill of w Stephenson
q sons, near Paisley. bad been destroyed BY Ere,
The loss amounting to 100000. Ia1
Tue harvest reports from LELAND continue very
satisfactory. The potato blight had not made It's
appearance to any appreciable extent in any part
Several of the London morning Journals OF the
18th ult call attention to the case VI Mrs Turner
aud the Acomo Lunatic Asylum, and the insecure
ty OF the subject under the present laws relating
| TO 1uDatics. -sea
The London Sunday Times, of the 18th July,
contains the following
In our last weeks article we informed our read.
| ers that match at chess was rumored to be in
course of arrangement between the American
| champion, Mr.. Paui Morphy, and the Hungarian
| playes, Herr Loewenthal These arrangements we
are given to understand, have bow been brought
| to q satisfactory conc ciusi0n The winner Of The
nrst niue games to be the victor; the stake to be
flo0 side. audi the play to take place on four
| days in each week, VIZ: Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
| day and Friday half the games 10 be PLAYED a,
| the st. Georges and half at the London Chess
Climb. The seconds Of Mr.. M0Tpby are Lord Arthur
Hay aud the Rev. p Oven; those of Herr Loewen.
| thai, Messrs Barnes and Oldham. MIR. Stauntos
has been named umpire, and MIR. Lewis stakehold
| er. The match commenced on Monday and the
| frst game WAS played at the st. Georges Chess
Climb; II lasted about seven hours, and Terminated
| In a drawn battle. The second game, on Tuesday
was won by Mr. Morphy. On Thursday, these EN-
inent players met at the London Club, and the
game. after long aud animated struggle was won
again by the American. We trust We shall be able
| next week, to give farther particulars
Present score in the match between Mr.. Morphy
ahd Herr Loewenthal, after their last game on
Tbursday-Mr. Morphy, 2; Herr Loewenihai, o;
drawn l. The result of Fridays game was not
known when we went to press.
| S FRANCE.
The approaching Cherbourg tetes engrossed at
| cation.
kumors were current that conspiracy against
the Emperor had been discovered at St. Etienne
| but they want confirmation.
The Prefect of the Department and Sub-Prefeci
OF Cherbourg had been called TO Paris to concerl
| with the authorities measures Of police for the
safety OF the Emperor, and of vigilance regards
| Guernsey and Jersey.
var accompanying the Royal Albert and Admiral
| ty yachts, will accompany Victoria to Cherbourg
The draft of the Paris Conference and project
was expected to be definitely adopted by the 18th
| of August
Prince Napoleon is said to be devising measure,
| tn divert the stream Of emigration which flow,
from France and Germany TO America, owards Al
geria. Extraordinary advantages are to be helt
| out to African colonsts. s - 2
The inscription commemorative of the opening
OF the works and the inangur alton of the Cher
| bOurg basin of Napoleon Ill. is engraved ON
| plate upwards of half ton weight, aud measurius
nearly seven feet in length by nearly four in
| breadth.
| Letters from Paris assert that there is some ex-
| pectaton of the Credit Mobilier winding u, ol
| that fusion will be contrivsd with the discount
bank of Nj. de st. Paul' .s
| The Queen and King we're meeting with thu
most enthusiastic receptions in their journey t.
| the Astuiias.
/ r,--a AUSTRIA
An autograph letter from the Emperor il PUB
lishsd, conceding sundry reforms in the Lombardo
| Venetian provinces.
| a- TURKEY. aaf& eF.
| Fresh dispatches modify very much the grave
character of those which announced the attack oL
| the Hontenegrins by the Turks. The attack wal
| only of the outposts, the responsibility o.
| which cannot be ixsd on any superior officer. No
serious representations on the subject have beer
| made to Turkey.
The Pc rte had addressed remonstrauce to Sir
| IL. l. Bulwer respecting the continued occupation
| Of Perrin. ,ssts &ss9
/. A letter from Belgrade says that q Turkish sol
| der having given verbal insult to the PrussiaI
| flag, the consul Immediately demanded sassfac
| tion.