The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-20
F. REIoN News BY THE ARABIA

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Inc AFaoia, q haiiiax, met with strong Wes
tefly gales en- her passage. The steam.hin Ar,.
sailed from southau,p pton m m. l., ,..s -,
fo,,ow;n.,. n.,,.. ~ ~ "v 40 fnst. IN
| 'u"'i aoo'""' oi toe Arao'aNs ad
"Ne' s"aa mat a'Ieady received by telegraph;
The steamship Indian Empire reached broad
maven, county Mayo. on the goth ult. All we'll or
| board, but her fnei wss exhausted. and portion
o' he, cargo ana wool WORK were consumed: Oh,
was also short Of provisions. The ship laid to To-
week within Que or two days steaming Of Gal
way, during Two furious storms.
An iohuentiAl reputation Of commercial mer
nao wa'ted on Lord DERBY 70 urge him to eatest
| Pto'ectora'e over Sarawak. Lord Derby dis,
oo9fased the pr@sct.
, lanes D1sis sons' extensive leather and boo,
eoss,asiao,e. sn ,
All the English papers containing Montalem.
peri T stsas we're we're not a''owed 70 enter France.
AHo "s ueoe.peoe, from siooie, came In COLI
sion AZ tne mouth OF the hersey With the screw
s'eamer Veness' oouuu oe iiondon. Both vessels
were seriously inJn.ea. ana nad to be run aground
| Ihe uooaspeea nad nve ieet water IN her hold
The London !imes Continues editorialiy to hold
up the corruption which prevails amongst officials
IN toe United states, as q warning against the
adoption OF unife'sai Suffrage. IL likewise draws
similar lesson rom the Cauada system
The London Heraics Paris correspondent says
IT Is asserted 10 pohiica circles toat the British
Cabinet has sent circular to all tie European
governments, .aIus, IN 'ne "os' eAp'e't terms,
that it does not share oy any means the views
stated in Sir john ioungs di'patcnes, sarrepti-
tiousiy obtained and iateiy pueiished respecting
Ionian island.
An influential meeting OF gentlemen connected
with the csrn trade has been held at Liverpool.
| Resolutions were adopted in favor OF making the
weight Of 100 lbs the standard weight in all sales
| OF grain, hour and wheat. Ii was proposed to
adopt the system throughout England on the Let
| OF February.
Much anxiety wes felt for the troop ship Bonn
bay, with about 500 soldiers on board, bound fjr
| India The ship was dismasted and lost some oi
| her crew she was proceeding round to Cork for
| additional troops She was afterwards seen bat.
| ting against the storm in most distressed coudi.
| lion, but still making good headHay under jury
masts for Plymouth.
| The Prince of Wales visits home this season in
coonito.
| The Ford Lieutenant of Ireland had issued a
proclamation against ribbonism and other secret
societies.
! The English ,ads had been depressed. Monta.
flembert's pardon caused a slight improvement
but they again relapsed. Money continued quite
iabuudant aud easy. At Hamburg the rate OF dis
count had declined to 21 per cent. Atlantic tele
tgraph shares had declined to f25S to ESQ.
The Calcutta mails Of October %. and the Hong
Kong mails of October l3, reached England On the
.sth ult. The typhoon at swatoS was OF unpre,
Icedented violence, laying houses and every thing
in ruius, aud driving vessels high on land. About
ropesn..
| The Cochin Chinese were concentrating 100, ,01C
| men arou nd the eapital against the French anC
| Spsoish forces
| Commissioner Reed and Baron Gros were a,
| Japan.
| FRANCE.
| The 3fopiteur of the % inst an oouuces that In
Consequence Of the anniversary of the I'd of De,
| cembsr the Emperor relieves NJ de Montalem.
bert from the penalties of tho sentence passed
upon him. The Loudon Times claims this act as .
trim nh of the English press but at the same time
| rensures the Emperor for numerous instance. d
yaciiatiny that he has displayed
| Subscriptions to the NJ Lesseppo Suez canal pro
iect had closed The srnou uts su bscr ribed exceed
Cd tbs snm reouired. The forma,ion of the com
pady would be proceeded with The Chamber Of
Commerce of Paris voted subscriptiop for the
| The monthly settlement of the Pari, Bouras
went Of very heavily, and the funds declined
three per cent. They closed on the Sd instant
at -if
NJ Sa Nonts,ambert write, 70 the Nonitepr to
the following efect:-"I have appealed agains,
the sentence passed upon me- No bower in
France up to the present time has had a right &c
| remit penslty not defipitive am one of those
who stiIi believe in the right: and do not sccep,
tts pa rdon T hog VIM and if pecessary daman Il
vou. to insert thisen
A letter from Montalembert to the Archbishop
| of psri. nub,ished in the Ipdenendence BeIrs
declines the Arcbbtshop's ip.ercesson for remis
son Of the rep,lty
| MontaIembert iodged a formal appoal against
the santence on the ID ipst
| SPAIN
| The nomination of Senior Schacue, as CAPTAIN
General of Madrid was considered as strong in
dication Of a military dictatorship being resolved
| Dnon If the C,rte, nroys upeoysrnablt
| Je,ters from Seville saw much activity prevailed
in the artillery department with the view of get.
ting ready az soon ss possible the seige party
| which is to be sent TO Cuba
| Tho Queen opened the Cortes in person, smids,
| mnch snthusjasm.
PRUSSIA.
| telepraphic dispatch from Berlin saws thai
nan,gic and Swinemonde are to be made ports q
| W.
| prave,s vs-o beipp offered in the churches for
| tha asfa dai;varv of tha princesa Frederick vii,
liam
AUSTRIA.
| An ord;nance had bsen issued reducing the
STAN, dntv m ns wsnaners.
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