The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13

DELHI.
Tweuty-four Inferior members of the Royal
family were executed by sentences OF a military
commission, on November ~ Zukeen Abdoo
Huk, influential Rebel Chief was executed on next
day.
cept the Jedpore Legion, which. with other rebels,
| had appeared in Sbik Wuttee. The force met the
| enemy on the 18th of November, near Narnoul,
| aud defeated them with great slaughter and the
loss Of all theiE guns Our loss was 10 killed and
| s. wounded, but Colonel Gerard was among the
| killed. On November Il an attempt Was made to
taAe the furt of MuujesOre by escslade, but the
enuIny were repulsed with great loss, aud the siege
| was raised Oh the I'D.
| shv minister of the Kolhapoor State was stabbed
| in his office ou the I'D of November, by al Arab
| soldier; the Wounds are slight. The Arab was ac-
| tuated by private motives only.
SOUTHERN MAHRATTA COUNTRY.
| Intelligence has just been received of rising OF
| some Berodas. near Moodbole. force WAS as-
vauced from Deigaum TO restore order. The state
OF things in that part OF the country is not salts
| factory
The French Government has determined, after
mature deliberation, to work the gold mines dis
covered in Upper Senegal
| A further reduction of the French army had
| been decided on and the Minister of War had or.
dered ~ 900 renewable privileges to be prepared
| Kumors were current of contemplated changes
i'll tse ministry, ut the commencement Of the new
| ytar, but they were not generally credited
| The French Customs receipt FOR the month OF
November, show a falling off of $4,000 francs.
The convention concluded between France and
Baden, for the construction of massive bridge
across the Rhine, at Kehl WILL 1t Is said, be sane
toned by the German Diet.
| 1t is stated that the Emperor had approved Of
the provisions OF bill intended to be passed
through the Corps Legisatif, early in the session,
restraining gambling at the Bourse.
| NAPLES.
Rnmors we're current of an intended nodiica.
| tion Of the tard.
THE KsRrHouAKE AT NAPLES.
The Journal of the Two Siciles gives the follow
ing account of the late disastrous earthquake In
the Neapolitan States:
"Two violent shocks took place at Naples during
the night from the 18th to the 18th. The first
4 took place at ten minutes pest A. ii. II lasted
from four TO five seconds. IL was followed almost
Immediately after by u second shock, when lasted
| TWENTY-FIVE seconds. Ii was 80 strong that potn
the clocks at the Royal Observatory were stepped,
Two other shocks also took place between sane
In tie morning but they lasted only few SECONDS,
and were hardly perceptiole. Dispatches irov Sa G
| serta, koia, Aversa, Pczzu0l salefno, anu Afai'f
na, state that the shocks were also tslt there.
sIn the principato Citteriore, at Eboii ana oani
pagua the 6rst two commotions were the most W
oleut. hut NJ loss Of life has TO be depiored. A'
| Paria, likewise, there was not single casually
but at casteIlarnare, two men, belonging 10 the
lower classes, were injured. Dispatches received
at Nanles ON the 18th, state that the teirgrapnie
communication has been interrupted between
Etoli aud sals. At the latter place three persons
we're killed. The prison, the barracks, ana olhei
erumbled TO the ground. AZ Padula one hundred
houses fell; number OF killed not known. AZ poia
the disasters were immense aud the victims many
| particularly among the gendarmerie. At Petrosa
Agietta and Careggfano, houses fell and erussre
thsir Inmates. AZ sslerno the pubic nuiia'ng