The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-18

.aspu'sa oy ooth armies The snsmy's artillery
| was OF 20 moro use, became GaribsldI h.ving
| none, had ordered his mso 1, /, yht hand',o.hsnd
| VII SWORDS aud bayonsts. At tbs report of the
| us..ry and artillery. the country people has.
shs scene Of sction with pitchforks, half
pihes snd cieavers. at vaas drsadfnl sra,a of
| sAnghfer," said an eve. vitns.s IA me. .swbieb
| 'ou n 'n,ee hours" Nothing Gao give an idea Of
~. Impetuosity Of those Italians who could at
II vas ssssInge 30 many Srongs-so mauy orue.ies,
Que captain aud another mt. were sesn Ia
| aoap 'hts tne inside OF hedge OF bsyonets, and
| cas dosn Croats as II they bad been puppets A
S Soau' Mostanari, from Verona, whose brother had
| oeea hanged, in 1858, by Radetsky's order vss
running up and down the bloody d aid, striking
| Hght and left with bis powerful sword
| a. o CLOCK, the Austrian General was obliged
| 70 give the order for retreat, a. bis men we're
| nhing IN all directions. Garfbaldi was close at
Their heels till they reached the strong position OF
| losses.
General Bsnret, who WAS killed at Monticello,
mas been buried Ia the cemetery of that plsce but
MS heart. at the request Of his family, has been
| sent into France.
ENGLAND DESTINED TO AID AUSTRIA.
| From the London Tablet
| The dockysrds and arsenals nd with the
note OF preparation, bounties for seamen more
than doubled rife clubs formed--and all this,
of course, is done TO get ready to fight the Aus.
trians the mortal enemies Of England. All these
people who are arrlios are quite sure that they
neitber intend to- nor will fight. aud that, even il
| they do, it will not be the side Of Austria
| the Pope. We shall see. Meanwhile, We feel able
| to assure our readers that England will fight on
that side or not at all, and that this will be
under any possible Government, Whig or Tory
NATUkiLzRD CITIZENS ABRoAp-Hsn. Jehu NJ
Bolts, of Virginia, now in New York, has been aG.
dressed by number Of citizens OF foreign birth,
on the subjsckof the decision OF Secretary Cass,
relative to the compulsion of military service from
Datu rhiYed citiZena ty thu THAR birth
In his reply he contends that when q
places himself under the protection Of the Ameri-
can eagle, and swssrs TO support and defend the
constitution ard laws Of tbs Uuits1 States. he 10
free TO 90 wherever the winds aud waves may car
ry hin, always provided that ho does not ofsnd
against tbs criminal or penal codes Of the coun-
tries that he may visit 1t follows from this that
the government under which he has beau born
loses all rights over him. and that the Usissd
States Is bound to follow bin with its protection,
and to employ force, II necessary, to shield him
from the consequences of veuturDg within the
territories Of the Power to whom be has rsncunced
allegiance.
THREATENED RIor AT NEWARK. MA serious
trou5ls has arisen in Nswsrt, N. j.. between the
authorities of the Trinity Church (EpiscopaD and
the citizens Permission has beer granted to the
church by the common council TO build an addition
TO sheir church edfee on the public park. The
ctiZsns 20 any such disposition Of the prop
erty. and under the lead ef several of the most
prominent among thsm, cut down O fence on " cd
nesday evening which had been erected by the
church preparatory to commencing to build.
squad OF police was called out, but they did not
arrive on the ground until after the demolition
had been accomplished. Much excitement exisss,
aid more serious trouble is anticipated.
BAD ros LIvsRY STABLE PaorR1EroRs MARTIN
N. Mitchell, alias half dczen otker names, was
tried In Winchester, Va, Iast week for hiring a
buggy and horse from a stable keeper 10 that
place, to 60 to Strasburg, only 90 miles, aud be.
lug 200 miles away-at Lynchburg-whsn he was
arrested. The Virginian says:
He was acquitted, however, under law. or es-
tablished principle IF law, which makes destipc.
ton between the act Of hiring aad ssealiog-a
law, which, we think, needs amendments: for W..
are unable to see the difference in criminalty be.
tween hiring and stealing, whore oil the cfrcum
stances make ft plain .hat the object was tho
same. Some breaches of trust constitute down.
right stealing, Of the worst sort, and this was one
Cf them.
DEsTaUcrIvs FIRE -There was arothsr destruc.
tive fire at Memphis, Tenn, on the night of the
18th inst. The livery stable of Richards Uarri.
son, G. c. MsydwelPs marble works, and the Bon
Ton saloon were destroyed. About ten horses were
saved from the livery stables and few carriages
hns large number of horsss persisted In the
flames.
FATAL ACcIDENf.-Wlliam Luckisss of Rock. |
bridge county, Va, had fall from bis horse from
the effects OF which he died few days since Mr. |
" commsneed life when peor boy, bat at ths |
time OF bis death was che of the weathiest men 10
the county. Previous to his de ise, hs had b,- |
queathsd his large estate to persons to whom he |
was bound by no Ties Of consanguipity-his rsla. |
tires having all preceded hia to the grave.
SEfTsScE oF A NAIL RosBIR-Lsvi Long. the |
late postmas' er at Pleasant Union, Somerset coun
ty Pa, convicted a. PittsbUTg Of stealing letter
from the mails has been sentenced to the penitsn.
tlaTy for fifteen MIR ~
com MISSION OF the crime of which he was con.
victed, stood very high In the community In which
he lived and 1t 10 said 1t WAS with much df6cujty
bis nefghbors could persuade him to accept the |
ONCE OF postmaster, for which they thought him |
peculiarly qualified.
SUDDEN DEATH IN THE PULPIT Rev. John p
Spencer, of Bassrop, La when nearly through his
sermon and dwelling upon that portion OF his tsxt
Included 'n the words, "or life DEATH, he sud.
denly stopped, as II hesitatpg attempting again 70
proceed, he could with only faltering voice repeat
"sll are yoursl" and with an exprss.iop of tov
sank back speechless in the pulpit. Ressoratives
were used, but Of no avail and he expired in few
hours.
DEPARTURES Fer EURoPE.-The steamer Hammos
MIA for Southampton and Havre, sailed from New
York on Wednesday with 149 passengers ipclud.
ing Feldhaus and family, of Richmond, and A.
Won Fisher, Of Virginia
U. S. REVENUE SERvrcs-Secoud Lieut. Zachary
Forrest has been promoted to a first heutenantcy
U. ). X. NJ. Third Lieutenant b. B. FrobeI has
been commissioned second lieutenant, and Charles
b. Berret, OF Washington city, has been commits
sioue ed third lieutenant, In place OF lieutenant
Frobel, promoted.
DEArH FROM BLEEDING AT THE NosE-O. II Hsw.
lit, young man Of New London a son of Hav
lit, was taken with bleeding violently at the nose
on Tuesday night, and all Efforts to arrest 1t
proving unayailipg, he died, after hsqng Led l6
hours.
NAVAL 0FFICERs.-Lieut Geo w. Rodgers has
bsen ordered to ordnance duty OF the New York
navy yard.
Lient. B Cummings ordered to receiving ship
at Philadelphia.
ToRcRLIGHr PRocEssToS The citizens Of Har-
pers' Ferry had ar illumination and torchlisbt
procession IN last Wednesday night week. In honor
of the election Of A. X Boteer, Esq. to Congress-
HoRsE RACE Flora Temple beat Princess in two
stragh heats At the trotsipg raca In New York
Thursday. Time of second heat 7:615, distance |
three miles.
SEsrEscrD TO THx PENIrEsrIARY.-J. NJ. Drum. |
wright aud !cos victed of negro steals
ing, in Fulton. Geo, have been sentenced to ten
years in the Psnitsntisry.
LOUISIANA PoLIrIcs-The anti Sliaeii democrats |
of Louisiana bold a boiling convention the b |
of July. They have Douglas aft aitiss and are uu- |
der the lead of Souls.
CHAGREs FEvER-The Pensacola Observer says |
there at present fifsynine cases Of Chagres feyer
on board the sloop of war Savannah, lying at the
naval station.
GooD 0LD AGs.-Fsnuie, an aged slave, belong |
ing 10 the Perkins family, at Newbsrn, G., died
last Sunday. She was broasht from Guinea TO |
this country more than hundred years ago.
Rev. DIR Dn'ton, of the Presby ytsrian church ~ |
Va, has been compelled to reiin> |
qaish the pulpit account 0f al affection OF the
throat.
Joseph Chsrless, who lately met his death by |
violence In ST. Louis, had his life insured for
So, 500.