The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-15
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the lst instant arrived q Nsv - ~ s~r.s. y.
night. She brossht s6s passsase.,. -. s.,,..
ing . summary Of her news: -
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Her Majesty and his Royal HisAne.. q. 49,.
Consors srrived e Osborne on she afssrno.. :,
Auxust 81, from the Continent, "
Ine return: at Lloyd's show tAas % lsver ia.
vreeked on the Englsh coast dsrise ~ 49, 49,
insolving . serious loss 70 the uudervrifsrs ~
insurance clubs. The whole OF ~ er.-s 49,. -.
ever, VIA sone sxception-and % that csss thsIr
1ate 10 uncertain-wsfa saved. ~
The BirmIngham Journal. in rotsr,.. a..
Ssedings OF the Chess Congress 10 that CIV ~
the proceedings wers almost entirelv s"srs.yss
s sns pcrposs Of Watching TIE prosrsss u eSsss
,ssar ,s,. m never S csiors Enslasd
blindfolded. His opponents were LyttsIso.. rsss;'
dens OF the association Mr.. Saluo0 shs tss-s
player Ireland affords; Mr.. Kippine, very strons
Rbod.. .nd ms u, MHvsry NJ Nm, Car Dr. rresnsn, M
at one o'clock, aud termiuatsd about s orsrssr
past SIX, aud resulted In Mr.. Morphy vinnir.
every game except the one With M Kinni ~
secretary OF the Manchester Club) The match
Detween Messrs Stsunton and Morpby etands
thus: St.ke, $500 side; the scorer a. the fir.s
next. as = -
With regard to the Now York and GALWAY iins
, OF steamers, the london Times says:
uns pan OF Operations stated 70 hass been Dc.
emInod U'd upon, is to have ON the line bstveen
Galway and New York ton irst cIss. ocs.n
efs oithe highestspeed and greatest cauacitv thss
can De procured, and st least eisht others a. ~
= coasters and fsedsss to the main line, nom
mouth, London, Liverpool, Bristol and ss,.ssnyy
touching likewise at different points on tbe irish
coast which may be considered most sxpsiisnt for
'nT TSo Co''ec.ioe i: % Of goods and passsngers.
aus nue o,.oaftie ship Windsor Castis, TO guns,
was 'auncned on the 18th ult, frem the ROYAL Dock
Its rumored that General Sir Howard Dous,..
Ciyde are to be raised TO the exalted rank
Letters from Paris announce the suspension Of
Messrs. Rudolf Jung Co. an importsnt arm
cnieny connected with the silk trade. They had
1ns;t large ma rmsnuiactory At Elbsrheld and also iu
ca WIN anxiety ever since the crisis Of last au.
heavy. - - ''S
The London Times Paris corr..nona.,
The commercial reports received from a. Al.
partments announce q gradual irnprovesent.-
ureat hopes, moreover, are entertained that the
treaty OF eommerce lately signed with the Chinese
| French manufactures.
The &aftneRe du Jnra states that the Abundant
showers which have recently fallen, have been Of
the greatest service to the vines and grass crop-
me VINEYARDS now present the most prosperous
appearances, and promise fine vintage.
The Paris correspondent of the London Adver.
user says the Russians likely to encounter .
1Irmidable foe in China. The Jssuits have obtain.
ca autnoFizat'ou to establish an extensive branch
OF their order 10 those distant regions
IL 10 TO sign the marriage couirsct of the fuka
OF Maiakon that the Emperor has put of f,r eight
Gays MS departure for Biarrits. The Dowry Of
Nile valera will be given by the Emperor, aud IL
amounts to million francs. Probably there IL
some exaggeration In this figure, but it 10 also
stated that the trousseau ID given by the Empresn
II Is further stated that the marriage will take
paace on .ne S,h o, ssStenber the anniversary of
Victor Hugo has been seriously I'll, but is get
One of the cannons captured at Canton has lust
arrived at Paris. It is bronze gun, Of large cali
bre, nearly feet IN length, and is covered with
Chinese characters indicating the place where IL
was cast and its date. This cannon has been
placed in the court Of the Ministry Of Marine.
letter In the BRUSSELS Independence Gays, the
Hotel du Nord was the scene OF . singular rscon.
tre. Prince Gortschakof found himself placed a
table by the side Of Lord Lacan, and the two quon
dam adversaries discussed together the scenes cf
the Crimean war.
The aimes says the following changes havs n.
ken place Ia the diplomatic corps Tne MARQUIS
de Turgot leaves Madrid for Berbe, and IL repacsd
at Madrid BY NJ Bi :. OF, whose post 1T Brussels 10
given to Count Montesssy, who acted ~ French
Envoy NJ FRANK fort. NJ. de Turgot goes to Berne
with the II lie Of ambassador. The salary At Madrid
was l4o0oO francs in Switzerland 1t IL only 90 OO0
RUSSIA.
letter from st. Peters. of the 17th, states that
the Emlerors brothers, the Grand Dukes, Michael
and Nlcholars, are to visit Sebastopol and the Cr
inca this year. 1t 10 said that this port Il to be
converted into commercial station, without iorti
cations. The Russian engineers have succeeded in
ra:'5s the ship-sf theline Jugudil, the schooner
rok. The Grunrji and Duusj have likewise been
raised II
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian government had addressed circu.
lar to its agents respecting the navigation of the
Danube. The Imperial government had become
alarmed at the peremptory refusal Of the Plenipo-
territories at the Paris Conferepce 70 submit 70
the arrangements made BY Austria Tor counteract.
ing the treaty Of Paris. a
TIE DIFFICULTY AT SAN JuAs.--Tbe difacuIty
between the Captain Of the U. 8. sloop-ofwar
ssranac, and the authorities Of San Juan, Il thus
described in letter:
While st San Juan the Saranac came very near
being called into active service, but the prompt
action Of Captain Kelly obvisted the necessity Of
fight. 1t happened thus: Two American butchers,
uamed Thurlow and Green, took contract for
supplying the Saranac with beef and they OBJ
tanned permission from the Inteudsnts u slaughter
within the town, and in their own slaughter house
two unususl circumstances In San Juan. In .
few days the Intendente lett the city for the inte
rior, appointing n4pIsnte or substitute to act
during his absence. The substitute kucied
that the enterprising butchers were Violating the
laws Of Nicaragua, and. anxious probably TO
display his brief authority. made . descens on
Messrs. Thurlow and Gseen, surrousdsd their
house with soldiers and carried them Oh to prison,
refusing to allow them even 70 confer With the
American Consul. Mrs. Green, who stood ND man.
fully for the rights OF her husband. was assaulted
~ hnlAiara md uA md kohu bsug
oneted.
The facts of the case having reached Capt. Kelly,
he came shore, explained 10 the substitute that
the butchers hsd obtained permission from the in.
tendenfe TO take the course they bad done, and
demanded their release from Jail; this the oficial
refused, and Capt. Kelly told him be would allow
him just half an hour to cousider the subject; and
If ut the expiration OF that tine the butcheFs
not at liberty, 10 would send Q force Of marinss
ashore, who would take the mon out Of prison "
et drmsx The half hour passed, the Consul dipped
his nag ~ signal tothe Saransc that the butchers
Ssre 10 darancs vile, and Lieut.. Nicholson, vish
boat load Of mariaes, pnshsd on from the ship. -
They were not, however, destined 70 distinguah
themselves, for sooner did the gallant subsltute
perceive that Capt. Kelly was in real earnest than
be released his prisoners, and before the marines
reached the shore the bnschers were At liberty.
SHOOTING HIs eos.-A correspondent OF the Pc
| tersburg Democrat, writing from Mecklsnburg CO.,
Va, on the iash inst, says:
Wiley Jones, Of this county, shot hls son, 3 fsu
weeks ago, under the following circumsesnoss =
Jones bad been absent from home, with bis dcublt
barrel shot gun, and when he returnsd he joasd
his son sitting In the grove. A. be apprcachsd
exesaiming ..pow damn yoa, I've got you," The sen
| stsrted 70 run. Instantly the hthsr hrsd y hin
aud on his Continuing 70 try aud get Auay, Ared
M Ssdis soandsd d 10 sa' .Ss % Sssi @ ssS neck X
cause d aasigned for this mnFderous aasAule, -
cept 'sths captain. Il y hoped that ycang Jonet