The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-16


West furnish some i,sns ef California uevs. Tn.
san Traaclsoo prsss givss ths i,llovia..
The prosecution against ths editor. A. An. r,.n
Ing Builstin, for puLlishiGg an indecent artie,s
resulted 10 . canviotioa. TIE pspsr rsfsrred 10
gave, 10 tslsGrsphio summary from San Jo.s.
received by overland mail, the oosfsssion of Mrs
sickiss, which appeared In Gaarly ell the n.r.r.
pabiisksd In tAs principal cities Of the oouesry
Complaint Was made before Jastics Of tbs
Peace that the Bulletin had circulated sn inds.
cent ststsnsnt, aud conviction claimed unasr
"a sef passed at tbs last session Of the Legislature
Tor ths suppression II inLzoraI books aud news,
papsTs. The Jasties f.uad that Mr. simon ton.
the sanor of the papsr. had violated the statute
ana sentenced hiai aud ths other propristor. yes
tsrdsJ, 10 pay nns ct one hundred dollars each -
An appeal has been tsken to bsher court
fhis action will probably seen strange out of
CAiiiofIia; but II 10 cell 90 add that the udsmsp.
vss pronousesd by ~ Official belonging 70 the
party which tss Bulletin has. snsrgsticsily sup.
ported.
The ship Wsndsrer. from New York. with tvo
large elephants on board arrived hsrs on the III
inst. both animals are 10 good health, and will
soon ts exhibited to eur citizens =.
fiiiy thousasd dollars worth of foreign coin
has already bssn deposited 10 the mint last week.
to be melted and coined. The total coi nass for
the week amounted 10 $405OOO
On the Il IN inst the House of Refuge or Indus.
.riai scneoh was inauguratsd for this city 1t 10
intended for the rsform of juvenile offsuders
aud will bs the means Of doing vast smount OF
good. The institution.has been sstablisbed A. III.
pint expense Of the citizens Of San Franesco And
the County Treasury
The .'Troyasore" was given for the irst time in
the Golden State. at Maguirs's Oseta House. San
Franeisco May IL Signora Biapchi was the Leo.
nora; Mme Ferss, Azucens; SiKnor Bispsbi Man,
rico, and Mr.. Stephen Leach the Conte di Luna.-
Inc performance was highly praised by the press
rived at San Francisco, May IS we're the following.
Miss Rosalie Durssd, Miss G Hodson. Mr.. " 3
Lyster, MIR Fred Lyster, Mr. Ref, Mr. II Trevor.
Miss Ada King, and Mr. and Mrs Budinot = Hsse
artsta constitute the "Nsw Orleans English opera
troupe" and are under AZ engagement with Mr.
Mcguire.
AspEcrAcLE TRULY FarscH The reception by
the Empress Regent of the great councils of tas
State at the Tuiories Was not only splendid but
distinguished by display Of emotion very char
actsrlstic OF the French. 1t recalls the maxnifi.
cent rhetoric OF Burke. Eugenie 10 "the delight.
fui vision" now, a. Marie Autoinetts was then,
decorating and cheering the elevated sphere Oh.
moves In, gltterisg like the morning star, full of
life and splsndor and joyI Paris letter gives q
vivid account Of the greetings:
1.-THE Senate awaited the Empress in the salls
du Troue, the Corps LegisIstif in the Salon
dApollon, and the Council OF State 10 the Salon
Blanc. The Empress passed through each of
these drawing rooms leading the Imperial Prince
BY the hand, and acconpan led by Prince Jerome
the ministers, tbs chambsrains, and the ladies of
honor. NJ. Grauier de Cassagnae, describing the
ceremony In the Pays, says that sthe young Prince
dressed in white. with his pretty fair hair curling
naturally, smiled and waved bis little hand, a.
TropiinK, In the name of the Senate Couut d
Morny for the Corps Legislatif, and n. Baroohs
for the Council OF State, pronounced addressed to
which her Majesty returned snawsrs After the
speech to the Corps Lsgislssif N. dc Cssssgoac
who was present, says, Prince jerome, taking up
fha In a. Ia
him to the assembly, and all the deputies rushed
toward the child, disputing with each other the
honor of touching bis little hands, which they
covered with kisses The Empress was moved to
tears, and says the same recorder, sever ybody
present cried, and d1used the general emotion by
csnrxlnS shdkin0 of hands"
The Count de horny doubtless, indicated In his
speech not only ths popularity Of the emperor
and the Empress, but that feeling OF chivalrous
loyalty to the latter in her present situato, which
would cause "tsn thousand swords to leap from
their scabbards to avsnge even look that threat.
snsd hsr with insult" The age Of chivalry is net
yet gone. Tbs Count said:
"MADANE: The Corps Lsgislatif, before sspara.
ting. 10 happy to have the honor sf being admitted
to your presence, and to see the Imperial Prince
We are about 10 return to our departments. We
60 there to encourage the feeling Of patriotism
which present circumstances call for But ws
shall have little occasion to our ip1usaess
population in whose hearts shs love Of glory
and honor ever vibrates. The absence Of the En-
peror may have caused some unsasinsss in the
minds of those who do not know France But the
generous nation understands the incest dslisacy
If feeling, AID whom the Emperor leaves France
share the psrils of our soldiers and defend the
honor Of our dag. it displays if it be possible TO
do So additional respect for your authority and
affection ssd dsvotsdness for your person Ysu
may, therefore, Madame, reckon upon uHiverssi
support, and upon all those snfimens which are
your due as q reKsRt and a. q mothern