The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11
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SATURDAY MORNING. ..... SEPTEMBER II. 1854
ADDITIONAL FOR EIGN NEws HI
THE ASIA.
THK JIDDAH AFFAIR NAPLES AND TIL
WESTERN POWERS FROM CHINA. &c. &C.
The steamship Asia, s'ready announced BY tsle
graph from Halifax. ieft Liverpool on saturdaytn tn
2sth nlt. She was due at Boston yesterday even
log Her dates are three days later:
anEAr BRITAIN.
The prospectus Of the Indian and Austraiisi
Telegraph Company, with a capital OF fsoo.oo0
has been issued The proposal is to continue tn,
Red Sea line from Ceyion to Singapore, and eventu
ally to carry further sections to Hong Kong and
Australia Application is TO be made to the gov
ernment for guarantee
Itis the Intention Of the directors of the Crysta
Palace to set apart an early day for great pubik
demonstration 10 commemoration Of the successfu
submergfng OF the Atlantic Cable. Upon the com
pletion Of the requisite preliminaries, due rofics
will be given Of the date aud general arrange
meets.
The United .Ssrrice Ga.ste gives run,or thai
the Duke Of Cambridge, General Sir II. II. Doug
las. and Lord Clyde will soon be made Field Mar
shals.
Dispatches were received by the cable on The
morning of the 2Sth from the New York Associ
ated Press, giving all the transatlantic steamer
movements in America, down TO the evening pre-
vious.
The British Board of Trade returns for July
show decrease In the exports Of over 81 300 0ot
compared with Jolly last year. In the imports
increase had taken place, particularly in bread
stuifs, the arrival of which were very large.
The entire stud of Lord Derby's racers is to be
sold, and he retires from the turf.
An important law had been tried at Liver
pool An action vas brought against the directors
tf the suspended Borough Bank to recover dana
ces for the loss sustained in purchasing shares
upon the strength Of faliacious report issued by
the bank Averdict was given for the plaintiff
but stay of execution was granted.
The London Daily Nsgs calls on the European
Pow ers to watch closely American designs upon
Nicaragua, under the conviction that the policy o
the American government 10 to acquire possession
of the Isthnus.
D. Haynes is officially recognized as United States
Consul at Turks Island.
The captain ofan English ship had been tried
and mulcted in heavy damages for placing pas
senger in irons under the plea that mntiny was
imminent.
Cardinal wiseman, of London, was making a
tour 10 Ireland. aud receiving enthusiastic ova
tions At all points.
Thirteen lives had been lost by the upsetting OF
a small pleasure boat at Worthipg, On tho Sussex
coast.
FRANCE.
1t was again reported that Marshal Pelissier had
asked to be removed from the English Embassy,
aod that his request would shortly be complied
with 1t was also said that his marriage was to
take place on the Sth Of September, the anniver-
sary of the tasing of the Malako6, and that the
Emperor would give the bride ons million francs
~ a marriage portion.
Lord palmerston was received by the Emperor
at st. Cloud, on the 25th.
Count Persigny made a speech at the opening Of
the Council General of the Loire, illustrative AND
defensive of the alliance with England. The
spSech had attracted considerable attention Count
dc Merry had also made an important speech at
the opening of the Coukcil Of Ciermont.
A Telegraph Congress, 10 which France. Belgium,
Holland, Sardinia, Portugal. Baden, Wurtembure
ut Berne. new French naval station for the
eastern coast of Africa is to be created ct Isle
Reunion. Tnis news is big with important conse.
queuces for the Influence of the French flag aud
prosperity of the French colonies.
1t considers Medur sufficiently justified by the
necessity which had arisen of employing French
snip. composing what was called the Iudo Chiua
division, in localities far removed from the Isle o
Reuuion.
A duel had been fought at Paris between the
French Couut de irammont Caderousse and Count
de Ia Rocca. aide.de camp to the King Of Sardinia
The result was nOts erious.
The French government, anticipating the pcssi
biiity of more optrages on Christians in conse
guence of the bombardment OF Jiddah, was about to
increase it's naval forces in the Mediterranean.
i; was rumored at Paris on Friday that the i'm
perial government had demanded from England
explanations relative to the bombardment of Jid
dab.
rhe London Posts Paris correspondent says-M
Turgot is named Ambassador for Switzerland; NJ
de Fenelon, Minister ut Frankford; NJ. Barrot, Am
bassador at Madrid; and Nj. de. Montessy, Minister
at Brussels.
The Emperor is about to send Victoria cannon
constructed upon his own principle, and named
Alliance" iu return for that presented to him by
her Majesty.
PARIS, August27, 1858.
The three per cents slightly receded to-day, clos
ing at 10f.
transport was under orders at Brest to convey
400 ccnvicts to Cayenne.
AUSTRIA.
The now born Imperial prince has been christen
ed Rodolph Francis Charles Joseph. By Imperial
decree, the Prince Proprietor and Colonel Of the
Nineteenth regiment OF Infantry.
The report that reconciliation had taken place
between Austria and Russia is formally denied.
RUSSIA.
small Russian squadron, consisting of two
fourteen gun screw corvetttes and screw dispatch
gun vessel had arrived at Spithead, route to the
Pacific. They were not allowed TO enter the har
Dor Of Portsmouth, but their commanders met O
The Emperor and Empress Of Russia had gone
on a journey through the empire.
TURKEY.
Some ministerial changes had taken place, and
the retirement Of the Grand rizier was spoken Of
The Paris correspondent CT the London Times
understands that the Turkish government has
complained to the English Ambassador at Con-
stantinople of the bombardment of Jiddah, at the
moment when it was known that Ismael Pasha
was on the way thither with full power to punish
the guilty.
The Divsn has issued a circular contradicting
the ruinor Of the approaching destruction of Nee
ca by the Western Powers, which was occasioning
great excitement.
1t was reported that farther riots had occurred
in Gambia, aud that ten CHRISTIANS had been killed
The Porte had demanded the recall of the Greek
Consul in Gambia.
An Indian telegraph dispatch was received at
the Foreign Office, London, at. half past twelve
o'clock on the 18th ult. 1t was dated
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. "A, 1858.
The steamer Hindoostan arrived at Sue2 ON the
- inst. She left Calcutta on the 18th July, and
tho delay In her passage was caused by al acci
dent to her machinery while iL the Red Sea.
The steamer Cadiz arrived at SueZ yesterday
frcm Bombay with dates to the 4th inst. Nothing
Of importance has occurred since the last mail The
British troops are chiefly engaged in harrassing
the rebels in Dude wherever they can had them
and 10 reducing their mud Qualifications Many o
he chiefs who have not irredeemabiy compromised
themselves in the revolt, are surrendering to the
authorities. Others who have been faithful to the
British flag, are being honored aud rewarded. The
re Ssls proved to have been deeply implicated are
beipg executed The pupjsub 10 tranquil. Sir
Hugh Rose has resigned the commspd OF the Poo
Rah division.
The London Times publishes the following dis
patch:
We have received the following from our CORES
pendent at Corfu:
ALEXANDRIA, August "a, 1858.
The second Dude proclamation published 10
Bombay has been declared by the government q
forgery.