The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-21
THE DISP ATC
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS,


FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRIcAs Mills.
The malls by the steamship America, froH, Liver
pool, Jan. q arrived here ON Tuesday morning.
The Emperor Of France had been sick with the
influenza, but was better.
The French evening paper, La Patrie, announces
the arrival of the preacher Sturgeon, who is to
hold forth ia Marbeuf Chapel.
The papers TEEN with statements respecting the
approaching marriage of the Princess Royal. The
Observer gives the following brief programme oi
the affair:
The Court viii come to Londsn from Windsor on
the 10th OF January after which the several royal
and distinguished visitors will begin to arrive from
day to day, TO be present at the marriage Of the
Princess Of England with the future King of Prus-
sis. One of the Austrian Archduk es, brother OF
the Emperor. will be present, and all the heads of
the royal families of Hohenzs Iern aud Saye-Co
burg, several of their members, and of the House
OF Hanover. The preparations at the palace. and
at all the places bespoke for the iilustrious uests
are on the most extensive scale. The marriage
will be solemniZed at the Chapel ROYAL st Jamesis
There will be splendid breakfast at Buckingham
Palace and grand banquet in the evening The
Prince and Princess will proceed to Wiadsor where
they will remain until the Goth of January when
they will come to town and remain for a fortnight
1t is during this fortDight-the first in February
that all the royal and popular festivities will
take place. At the end of that time the bride and
bridegroom will proceed to their own future resi-
dence in the royal yacht which will convey them
to Hamburg,the nearest port to their future home
MIR. Robert Stephenson has gone to the aid of
Mr.. Brunei, in launching the Leviathan Ii ia
said that they both of opinion that the princi
pie on which they have proceeded is the right one
ana the new arrangements are being made on the
same plan.
The salvation of the Sarah Sands is attributed to
her bulkhead and iron hull.
Birmingham paper says that an instrument of
torture used by the King OF Delhi was made iu
that city. 1t adds ''It is Que of the most horri
bic inventions ever heard of completely crushing
the victim under heavy weight
THE EARTHQUAKE AT NAPLES
The Official Journal says t;iat the mind shudders
at the details of the calamities which now absorb
our attention, and SO much the more that they far
exceed all that has yet been published A dis.
patch from the Intendente of SaIerno who has
been to Polla, says that the number of bodies al
ready disinterred amount to upwards of two thou
sand in that place alone, and that they were still
taking them out. After Polio Pertosa, Atena and
Auletta suffered the most All these are entirely
destroyed, excepting Auletta, which is nearly so.
Padula and st. Pietro come next and then Salo
Diano, Sassano, Monte Santo, Arsenic, and Sapri
The number OF the dead in these communes is
Zooo. In the BasIllcate. We have the names of six
places where houses and churches hal fallen and
people been killed; the same misfortunes have be.
fallen many places in the Principerto Citeriore as
also in the province of Bari. Canosa also has suf
fered depiorabie losses OF property and life. In
the provinces of Principato Ulterior Of Abruzza
Clterior Secundo, of Capitanata. Moilse and the
three Calahri5a, as also in the district of Taranto
the earthquake was felt violently
INDIA
CALCUTTA, Nov. A-Although Lucknow has ta-
ien every spot OF ground remains to be conquered
in Onde. Imagine the Russians ten thousand
strong. making descent upon London and seiz;ng
it. England would not then be conquered: every
castle, every mansion would be converted into a
place of defence. And yet Dude is larger than
England; her people though defeated hate us with
an intensity scarcely to be accounted for Every
class has turned against u.s. from Maun Singh the
Prince Of Xumeendars, down to the poorest ryot
who cultivates the soil. They have murdered our
csuntrymen to the cry of death to the 1nfidel,"
and their hatred will not be appeased. even if we
would allow it to be so, by their dispersion at Luck
now The very day before the COMMANDMENTS
Chief made his successful attack, nineteen of our
countrymen and women, who ever since the insur-
reetlon In June, had been hidden by faithful Zu-
meenaar, one loyal amongst thousand traitors
were brought into Lucknow Every one of them
was inhumanly butchered 1t is not difficult to
guess the future movements of the Command in
Chief' 1t rs certain that he will not abandon
Lucknow. He will make that the point from
which he will subdue the whole country.
Meanwhile, the post of Cawnpore being so much
denuded OF troops did not escape the attention of
the enemy, and the Gwalior rebels, 5000 strong.
crossed the Jumna, with the intention of attacking
and regainlng the place, but they approached it
they heard Gen. Wndham had marched ont to
meet them. Their hearts at once failed them
They changed the course of their march. and by
the last accounts were supposed to be moving in the
direction OF Dude. The miscreant Naua Sahib has
Joined them with his followers, and they have
placed themselves under his command.
LONDON MONEY MARKET
The return from the Bank Of England fur the
week ending the 3tth December gives the f,yiowfng q
results when compared with the previous week:
Public Deposits...... g. 4f3 6l3-Increase GA soG
Other DeposIts........ dT2.96l-Decrease- - SE.7
,5e, ,S0S-Increase i6 sss
On the other side of the account:
Governt secuHa 81. -oil i9l-, ,ncrease. Co.'s 735
Other securities....27 Z9y S!.j-Decr case 7S8 an
Notes unemployed. 606foS5-Decreasee. 80 Sai
The amount Of notes in circulation is El9 3l55.O,
lion i'll both departments is El 454 COL showing an
increase OF ti0l $50 when compared with the prece-
ding return.
BRowv, sHIrLEY a. co.'s CIRCULAR
LIVERPOOL. Jan. l, lS55-SinCe The reduction of the
bank rate of discount on the cath ot December and
the consequent Improvement in business at Napches
ter, there has been daily active demand for Cot
ton. which has steadily raised prices Is(G9sd frcm
the quotations of last week. the principal advance
being in the current qualities of American tip to
midding, of which there is euiy limited quantity
Offering whilst the better descriptions, composing
the chief part OF the recent imports are compare
lively neglected. The sales for the four DAYS inct
ded in :he official return of the week amount to 40
1870 bales, and yesterday they were estimated at
l2NW bales. of which 1900 for speculation nd
export. the market closing very firmly. 1t Will not
reopen until the 4th inst.
The annual stock taking establishes the substan-
tial correctness Of the previous weekly estimates
and the result scarcely suggests comment, unless
it be in conneXion with the anticipation of an actual
scarcity which prevail ed about three months ago.
and which have been widely disappointed by the
fact that the stock TODAY is really iS SO bales in
cess of what il WAS year ago.
The stock i'll this port about 400 800 bales, of
which 29S 100 are American; against 3lst December
le56 2Sl 43o, of which Ia. ls0 are American.
There has been good demand for wheat particr-
larry for fine samples. White rs 6ddss A. red Is Sd
7sSd per 10 lbs. Flour has been dull; Western ca
nal 24sfd24s cd; Philadelphia and Baltimore, Elsa
25s cd; Ohio, ,.25s(625s 5d per bbi