The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-25

VOL. XIV-NO. Al.
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FURTHER BYTHE ANGLO SAXON
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thcrbourR Eesttvlttes-lmn m nortart
fron Chfna--Capture or an Amori-
can aisver. &c. :.
The Anglo Saxon from L!verpoo, az II O'Clock
onthe morning Of the 1i,h In ST., arrived at Quebec
Sanday morning. We have the following inter-
es'ng totesga news not tanned In the telegraph.
10 notice Of this arrival:
GSRAr BRITAIN.
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert embarkad a,
the 1cth, to visit their dan shtsr m.
Princess Feeerick William.
AZ a meeting of the Great Eastern Stsamsh,n
Company it was resolved to recsivs offers for the
purchase or ehaltef OF the ship. aud to adyerti,e
her fof ssle at auction, aud ia the meantime 10
raee money mortgage.
Thomas Pembsrton is Gszstted to the peereee
The London 7tetes reviews cdisoriaiIy the Ia
mentahle condition Of Mexico, snd concludes a,
follows:
1t seems there is nothing left for the United
states 70 consun,mate the work they had hepun.
and annex the isud Of Montezuma and Cort,a
which, even under the lash Of tbe slave driver viii
not regret tho Illusion OF the liberty of the Mex-
can republic
The telegraph communication between the En-
siish shore aud the Channel isisnds, bad been
successfully completed by the submarine cable.
As she Arabis was leaving Liverpool, for New
York on the 1th, an absconder frorl New Ynrk
named EIft4m. u II.
parsuer by returning 70 America. was arrested by
the police and lodged in all. Nearly thirty thous.
and dollars In American securities was in hi, pos-
session.
Alexandria telegraph TO complete the Mediterra-
mean portion of the line to India. The project IL
TO submerge cable from Malta to Gambia whence
liaes will diverge to Constsntinople and Alexan-
dria.
The London Times reiterates it's objections to
the Cherbourg demonstrations, and argues that
defensive measures on the part of England are alb.
soiuteiy necessary.
The London Times says Sir John Lawrence who
10 on bis way home, has accepted q proffsred sea.
In the new Indian Council.
The ship Magdalene, at Liverpool from New Or.
leans. fell in, of Key West, with boat containi,,o
a seaman named G. l.. Baker, belonging TO the brig
West, OF Boston, which vent ashore on the Tiori
da coast. The brig wes bound from Galveston TO
Liverpool. The sailor supposed the res, of the
crew to have been drowned.
THE ATLANTIC rELEaRApH
Great anxiety was felt in regard to the Atlantic
cable. The first regular message from New found
land was received at Valenta on the night Of the
9Th inst.
The speed of transmission is said to be greater
than was attained at Plymouth, and tho currents
were apparently as strong.
The shares continued to be quoted at abou.
1900.
No messages, except government ones, can be
electrical aYp bi.b
were expected TO occupy several weeks.
The principal London papers Of the 1lth Instant
publish long accounts OF the voyage Of the Aga.
memnon. The London Times asks whether il
" puld not be worthy of the nation to confer re-
wards apon her oficers and crew.
FRANCE.
The papers teem wit thaocounts of the Cberbnuro
fetes which had concluded at q BANQUET on board
lie Bretagne. Napoleon. in proposing Victoria 4
health, made very amicable speech He said the
facts proved that hostile passions, aided by few
unfortunate incidents, did not succeed in altering
either the friendship existing between the TIVE
crowns, the desire of the two nations to remain
at peace. lie entertained sincere hope that 4
attempts were made to stir up the cid resentrlents
aud passions OF another epoch, they would brea
70 pieces upon common sense.
Prince Albert responded expressing the mos,
friendly sentiments on behalf of the Queen. H.
said she was happy at having an opportunity, b.
her presence at Cherbourg, of Joining liz endeavor
inE 10 euSttoD It's iIucu possible the bonds G
friendship between the two nations-a friendship
based on mutual prosperity-and the blessing O.
Heaven would not be denied. He cor cuded b,
proposing a toast to the Emperor and Empress
Queen Victoria left on the 9Th, under q triple
salute.
The tetes we're continued on the 7th by the in
auguration Of the Napoleon dock and the launci
Of the man ofwar Vile de Nantes The consunp
tion of gunpowder during the fetes was enormous
II was rumored that Napoleon will return Queer
Viasnr isit n a 10 N
borne, during the autumn.
The Emperor had ordered pyramid of grant.
to be erected at the head of the new dock to Der
petuate the Queens visit.
The fstes terminated on the Sth inst, with tn,
Inauguration of the statue of apoleou l. The Ena
peror delivered pacific speech on the occasion
saying it appeared to be part OF his destiny to &C
complish, by peace, the great desigus conceived
during war. He said the government would no
wage war except in defeucs OF the national honor
and the great interests of the people.
The Imperial visiters embarked FOR Brest on thu
Sth.
Changes In the diplomatic corps we're agaiI
talked of.
The Emperor had definitely decided Gu the con
struction of o commercial port at Brest, aud alst
the improvement of the port of LOfisnt.
The Paris corn market was dull and dropping.
The negotiations between the government ant
the railway companies had been concluded by th
government guaranteeing the interest at Az pei
cent on the amount expended on the new lines
provided tine dividends on the old lines are re
duced iu IA certain proportion.
The Paris Bourse WAS firn under the peaceful
influences of the Cherbourg Demonstration. I'll,
three per cents closed on the 10th at 62f
SPAIN.
Reports were current of ministerial changes
owing &c Gen. Rose de 0lano being summoned b.
Gijon 10 meet the QceeD.
Saragossa had been declared fortified place O
the first class, and new Notifications were to b.
raised there.
The wheat crop OF Naples had proved in geners
good but the oats and barley had completely fail
cd. The maize crops were very large.
The Salerno prisoners had been conveyed to thei
places Of punishtnent, publicly, in irons, and TIL
proceeding caused considerable in6ignatio!
among the people. Government prosecn:ion wa
being directed against the advocates Of the priso
ners.
Letters contradict In positive terms the aliegs.
intention Of the King to abiicate
TURKEY.
gbe English and French governments had deci
ded on the prosecution Of the assassins at Jiddah
aud commissioners were to be sent out BY the re
spective governments.
AFRICA
Late adyices from the West coast report that tn
British steamer Trident had brought into port a
a prisoner the American ship Eliza Gibbs, file,
with elave decks and stores
AUSTRALIA.
The Australian mails to June 10 had reached
England. hnt there is nothing Of Importance il
addition to the telegrsrhic accounts.
INDIA.
The India Calcutta mails of July 4, and Madra
10th, had arrived at Alexandria.
The pews is of little Importance.
The rebels had returned IN force to the juugle
Of Jugdisporo.
General Layard had resigned on account of il
health.
The Gwalior rebels we're believed to be making
for Bhurtpore.
Nsun sirsh was hescigcd at shagurh by the Be
Gen. whtlock's fcrcc had captured Fierquan, IL
Banda.
Tho Calcutta Import market was quiet. H1
change e. 20. a q. 33a.