The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-19
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TIL. search and visitation Question :
Tho resolution. upon thi. subject. nnanimnus's
,son,ra by the Senate Of the United States at u e
in.a of the session. denoupee the recent oufrages
nernetra,el npon our flag in the Gulf; demand a"
.s,neopiyocai and final disposition nv the two
governments Of that rerGtd q,tstia OF their inferna
ti,na, Diplomacy. and record the "full approval
Inv the S,nate of the action Of the Executive In
promptly di.rstching its whole disn"sao'e "aSs'
s,,ce 10 the Calf for the resistance OF the nsoleht
proceedings in question.
The Washington Union remarks that the senate
has TINS deyolyed upon the President the task o'
bringing about final and unean'vocai settlement
hotw.an the two governments. Of = question which
once rroauced a protracted war between the two
nations and which left unsettled by that war. has
remained an adjourned difference in allegiance from
that day to the present. II is believed that the
recent insults to our flag in the waters OF Cuoa
will be properly apoiogized for by the British an
thori,ies Such amende honorable, however, can
only extend to the immediate Injuries which have
been received. aud would not touch the question
of nripcipIe living behind and at the bottom o.
these mere incidents Of the obnoxious claim Of
England
The immediate repetition of outrages upon or
coast after the orders issued by the British Gov
ernmeut a. we'll by Admiral Stewart, IS not
probable II is true that those orders as expressed
,y one OF the government leaders in the House OF
Commons, only go TO the extent OF requiring
greater caution" with regard to American yes
sells but we apprehend that the degree OF eau
siou" has been more explicitly explained to the
commander of the British squadron than to the
members of Parliament, and that it will consist OF
an entire REIMBURSEMENT of the acts which have
cansed such Just excitement among the American
people,
No temporary emolIieat, however. will suffice to
retch the question of principle, which this coun-
try cannot surrender without dishonor. but which
Great b. itaiu, on the other hand, can yield With
out detriment to her pride or interests. The Lon
don Times clearly intimates its opinion that 1t Is
better for England to reliuquish the crusade
against the slave trade than DRIFT into war with
the United States. All The London journals, no"
ever make the mistake of arrayine the United
States on the side of the slave trade, when, in
truth her only concern is the freedom of tho Anne.
ricsn flag. She maintains squadron upon the
African coast to repress this traffic, which, un
der her laws, is piracy, but she will maintain
many more sluadrons, and exhaust all the re-
sources of the country, through longer contest
than that of the American Revolution, before she
will permit, upon any pretence. the search and
visitation by foreign cruisers, OF American vessels
INTERESTING RELIGIOUS SERVICES As
the result of a special attention TO the
religion existing now, and for some weeks past,
in the congregation of the I'd Presbytcta u church
(lov Mr. Hoges's.) upwards oftwenty persons most
Iy young men and young ladies, having been re-
ceived by the session of the church. are expect ted
to morrow morning, to make public profession
of their faith in Christ
The spectacle of so many entering into this
solemn covenant will no doubt attract a number
Of spectators who will it is hoped be impressed by
the exercises. 1t is an especially interesting &C.
cssiou to the young, who form the class from
which these new converts are mostly taken.
Tas GREAT STORM Exchanges from the New
England States have accounts of tremendous
storm of rain which fell in that section ofthe coun
try from Friday or Saturday Of last to Monday and
Tuesday of the present week. The violent storm
which was experienced in this city on Friday and
Saturday seems to have been very extensive
Bridges have been swept away by scores all oVeI
the Middle, Western and Eastern States the creek;
aud rivers are swollen TO an unwonted height, aut
the crops have sustained some damage from tht
heavy winds which prevailed. The floods at tn,
West have been very destructive of life aud prop
erty The crevasses have rarely been so numerou
and never more destructive since 1s44.
SALE OF STEaMERs-The two ocean steamers, Her
man and Washington about 2400 tons burthen
with all their furniture, bedding, table service
mirrors. &c. complete, which cost $500 900, wer
sold in New York Wednesday by auction to Cal
WIN. Tyson, for the sum Of $4,000, or $500
apiece They we're built in 1S47 and are therefor
but little 10 years old, and are supposed to
in very good condition
CONDITION OF THE BORDER COUNTIES OF MISSOURI
The st. Louis Republican saysa gentleman who ha
recently visited the Missouri counties bordering oil
Kansas for the express purpose of finding n
the exact condition Of affiiTs. growing ont of TIL
inaraudiug forays of Montgomery's band, gives
statement in substance as follows:
strip Of the country about ten miles in widt1
aud per haps fifty miles long. in Missouri and in
mediatey on the State line in Bates and Verno
counties ia almost depopui Mated. and the citiZen
have been piuudered aud driven from their home
by the Kansas outlaws, with instructions not l.
return NJ the peril of their lives Five miles wes
of the town of Butler,he visited an encampment Q
seven families who had been run out OF Kansa
TerTitory--they were ffty-two in number, C on
posed Of men, woceD and children, in tents.
BRUTAL MURDER - Preston S. Turley, once high
ly respectable man, and minister of the gosTel
has been found guilty in Kanawha county, Va O
the murder of his wife. correspondent of tn
Lynchhurg Virginisn says:
IL was IN proof that he got her ont one night
pnt rope round her neck and what be lacked il
choking her TO death, he finished with a heHv
club or stick. a rope was tied round her arms
body and n stone of SO lbs. coufined to her aut
thrown Into Cal River. the stone bad evidentl,
been prepared by cutting notch in it for tn
ropes. The wife missing in January last Ant
relations and friends hunted day and night for sew
eral days and dragged the river below and abov
his banse and about midnight in very deep water
the DRAG hung her clothing and brought the bod
aud stone up. All were we'll convinced v no wa
the guilty man before band. and forthwith the hns
band was arrested-on the moment he IN ade m,
confessions and since, admitted that he found he.
dead and put hfT in the river.
On the i4th an attempt was made by the prison
in Jail to escape; aud the populace came nes
lynching Turley on the spot.
THy MEXICAN FORCED LOAN Dates from Mexico
Of thu I'd states that the HuIoags governme Mt has
only received $4,000 on account of the forcet
lean. Foreigners had receieed an e1tenaor CT fnfe
finite time for Tie payment If Their shares.
TIE SPRises-We learn from correspondent
that there are about eighty persons at the pock
bridge Alum Springs, with heavy arrivals every
day. VIM. Frazier, the proprietor, is at his post.
REneious.-Rev. v. Bolton, formerly pastor oil
the Lutheran Church in Harrisonburg Va, and
more recently pastor Of several churches in Au
gnsia county, has received aud accepted a call to
become the pastor of a church 10 Schagtticoke,
Rensselaer, county, near Troy city, New York.
DECIDED "oeTRaeE."-some raseaily wag In
New York, Wednesday afternoon, stuck on all the