The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-13

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MTxnxsTiNG BRoM rrAtY.
LIZ oMciMl Piedmonfese GAxette pubiishel
a. cuIAr of the Mfnfster sf the Infsrior &
J. - uUsernors md Intendants General, which
tne cnanec Of eabtnet does not prpsluc1
ny sefious variations ID the character 81 ~
poiicy Of Sardinia. The new ministrv viii
nunue TO favor ~ largely a. possible IN
uessvelopment ~ Of the grsat principles which are
on e Az support In tfanquliizing the discour.
agsd minds, In strengthening the belief in ti,s
rights to liberty, and in preparing the annered
provinces Tor LIBERAL instftutions The cfrcr.
.ar ncIudes by promising reform In the e.
tension OF commercial and provincial liberty
Z. Preparntfonswere being made At Mfla i, Il
grand illumination to take place on the a ;
rival Of the King Of Sardinia, who Is exuec ted
IN a few days. to visit his new Lombardy capi.
Cheyalier rarrini, Governor Of Modena
has, by order Of the King of Sardinia, with.
drawn from Sardinian authority, and puh-
iished proclamation In which he renits ths
government to the municipal members. The
populace assembled in crowds and proclaimed
the municipality, by acclamation, the dictators
or the country. Chevalier Farrini nccepferi :
provisional regency to maintain public order
and re-unite the representative Assembly 81
Modeua, which ID to pronounce on the n, Is, 3
settlement Of the country.
The result OF the deliberations on the cues.
tion of annexing Tuscany with Piedmont has
been made known from one hundred and fortv
one places, including Leghorn and Florence
T&e result shows sUg affirmative. against Is
negative votes. - -
The abdication of the Grand Duke of TINS.
cany in favor Of his son is officially Confirmed
The Nord denies that any French troops are
70 occupy Ine duchies. Those who are at
are. Nowhere else will there be any interyen-
ton in Italy.
The London Times quotes letter from Mi
Ian, which states that the extreme party is be-
ginning to agitate, and that it il possible We.
netia may rise in insurrection
letter from the Valteline SAYS that on hear
ing OF the prellminaries 10 the peace Carl
baidi offered the resignation of himself and ain
ms officers to the King Of Sardinia, but that he
The government of the Romaena has adop.
ted the code Napoleon. 9
SPAIN.
The recent conspiracy at Seville was of 2
republican character, and had ramifcations al
Barcelona, Granada and Santander. The con.
spirators were to have met on a given day in
the Place del Dugue, Seville, to commence the
insurrection; but before that time twelve OF
fourteen Of them We're arrested, and the place
occupied by troops.
The Madrid Gazette officially announces
that the Queen of Spain is in the fifth month
OF pregnancy.
INDIA, CANA AND AUSTRALIA.
The India, Chinaand Australia mails reached
Marseilles on the 29th. The dates are: Cal.
cutta, June II Hong Kong June /; and Mel.
bourne, May IL.
Calcutta produce markets were Inactive
Imports dull. Exchange 2s. e.d
At Hong Kong exchange was Is. 1Oh d ais
lid.
At Foo Chow tea was active and higher
Imports dull. Exchange S. I'd ass Sd,
At Shanghne tea was dull. Imports quiet
Silk rather dearer. Exchange 6s Sd
From Singapore 1t is stated that the inhabi.
tants at Bangernissan had risen, and murdered
nearly every European.
At Melbourne produce was dull and imports
active. Exchange lHaa per cent. premium.
There was great excitement at Melbourne
through the Chinese refusing to nav the resi-
dents tax, and numbers have been arres ted
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MoURNFUL SUICIDE.-The Chicago Journal
records the suicide of a baggage-master or
the Central Railroad, named Griffith. He hao
failed in the drug business, and was somewhat
involved in debt The Journal says:
Soon after he obtained his new situation. a
salary of sixty dollars per month, one of his
creditors who held q note against him to ths
amount of one hundred dollars, sought hin
out and requested n settlement proposing Il
accept monthly instalments of twenty dollars
each, until the whole could be cancelled, thu.
leaving him forty dollars per month upof
which to live. To this Mr.. Griffith would no
accede, and no arrangement appears to hay,
been effected between them.
Subsequently, his creditor sued the note, an(
getting judgment, garnisheed his wages fol
the past month, so that when pay day came h,
found himself penniless, and utterly withou
means to support his family for the comins
month. And to add to his difficulties, he re
ceived notice from the company that they
could not be an noyed with the garnishees, ant
unless he could make some arrangements Il
prevent their recurrence, they should fill hi
place.
In this dilemma he sought out his crcdito,
Tor the Attorney and reques ted him to be con
tent with $25 of the money, and leave him So
balance to support his family. To this tn
creditor in turn refused to consent, expressing
his intention to keep what he had got, but of
fering to accept $40 per month for the balance
and not to trouble him any more with gar
nishees.
After the interview, he appeared very des
pondent. About o'clock on Wednesday hi
wife found him upon the bed, apparently in
fit. A physician was sent for, but could af
ford him no aid, and he xpired aboutS O'Clock
In the room We're found two ounce yials witt
a small quantity of laudanum in them, tot
plainly telling the manner of his death.
The creditor obtained q portion of his not
in cash. He should garnishee widows tear
and orphans cries for the balance.
HEARTRENDING E-AppaliiHg Dealt
from Hydrophobia.--We are nearly every sum
most awful of deaths in which the King o
Terrors assumes theappalling shape of hydro
phobia. Some four weeks ago, Frenchmai
named Louis Laclere, a laborer, was bitten OF
the arm and waist by q dog. About four day
ago the first symptoms of the horrible maIady
he feared, began to manifest themselves Hi
employer procured his admission to the cit,
hospital, where the best accredited remedia
measures We're at once studiously adopted il
his behalf. Despite these, he steadily grew
worse. Fer the most part entirely conscious
of his condition, he gradually became the help
less prey of a series of terrible spasms, which
hopelessly increased in intensity and frequen
cy. His agenies were as if an internal fir,
We're consuming him. In calmer intervals
when water could be offered him, he woult
snatch the dipper and greedily gulp tn,
draught, upon which spasmodic closure o
the CLOTHS and sense Of mortal straagula
bring on the fiercest features of his madness
He would start violently and snappingly Al
the bystanders, giving vent, with horribly con.
torted features, to noises resembling those of Q
fnrions dog. The spectacle is described Al
hcartrending and shocking in the extreme
until death released him from his tortures on
Sunday night-St. Louis Democrat.
A "CoNFIDEScE" WOMAN SENTENCED TC
THE PENITENTIARY.--On Wednesday, in
brooklyn, N. T.. woman named Ann Eliza.
beth McMullen, was sent to the penitentiary
for six months, for obtaining various sums oi
money by means of the confidence game The
Commercial says:
represent herself to be a school teacher jnsl
arrived from Philadelphia that her baggage
was at the boat in New York; that she wish.
ed to engage board, and that she was to teach
a school somewhere In the vicinity. She had
a very taking" way with her, and soon in
gratiated herself into the good opinion Of the
victims. When she had them all right-which
generally would not take many minutes-she