Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-03
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ARRIVAL OF THE HUNGARIAY.

the 2lst ul' passed this point about o'clock this
Quebec at late hour to- night
The steamship Fulton appointed 10 leave South
ampton the same afternoon for New York.
The steamship America, from Boston via Halifax,
rfcd nj Liverpool at f2O A. VI. OF the 18th. and the
steamer E;ns from New York reached Liverpool
at l.3O i. N. Of The day.
The screw steamship Indian from Quebec arrived at
Liverpool at II A. H. Of the GOTH and the City OF Wash
nSton, from New York reached Queenstown midnight
Of the goth
The coroners investigation into the Of the po-
sion ON board the Great Eastern had terminated the evil
deuce very conflicting who had the responsible
charge of the engiues Mr. Scott Russell denied that he
had control and the head engineer Of the shin made the
same denial Tue verdict OF the jury was as follows -
We ind that the deceaseds to their deaths
injuries received from steam hot air aud water Ia
sequence OF the bunting Of jacket attached to the fore
most funnel Of the Great Eastern steamship and that said
bursting caused by the closing OF tap connected
with the syphon attached said Jacket in conjunction
with the shutting oil the feed from the casing TO
the boilers hut there is evidence before the jury
show by what person persons the tap shut or and
the jury further express their opinion that tile said taps
are higy dangerous when p ed in such positions aud
that sufficient caution d by tho engiueers.-
Verdict il simple, accidental DEATH"
1t is considered likely that the. accident may give rise
to questions at law.
Sir James Stephens professor OF modern history Mt
Cambridge and formerly Undersecretary Of the Colo
MES i dead.
Harneys occupation Of the Island of San Juan SAYS
The American Generals exploit have been mo-
thIng more thau OF those acts OF by which
awless representatives of the United States are accus
toned settle disputes with weaker and barbaI GUS
neghbors but which it is time they should be taught
they cannot safely indulge against powerful and civil
zed nations" The article concludes "a follows: We
trust the Government OF III. United States will speedily
disavow the act OF its officer; otherwise the English
Government will be forced take immediate steps Tor
yindcation of the honor of the country and stewing
the licensed ruans of the Federal Army hst they must
appropriate British territory coolly If thew were
merely cutting oil another slice of Mexico"
The London Post characerizes Gen Harney'a conduct
as totally opposed to the first principles of public law
aud hopes the American Government will disayow H.
The British Government l. said to have made a con.
trst for cable twelve hundred miles in length to be
laid from Falmouth 10 Gibraltar in June next-his to be
succeeded by cable to Malta and Alcxanda-thus civ.
ing England an independent line free from continental
difficulties The speedy completion of the Indian line
and i' extension TO China loudly called for, in view
OF the Chinese difficulties.
The Daily News that Lord Clyde will retire
from the command Of the Indian army the end of the
year aud be succeeded by Gen Sir Hugh II. Rose who
played prominent part in the suppression of the rebel
hon. zen. Mansfield is to be comnandern-chiefo of the
Bombay army.
The Independence Beige saws Lord Cowlev and Count
Waewski have been commissioned TO arrange bas, OF
cooperation between England and France the prose.
cution of the Chinese Three ninety gun ships
under orders for foreign service and
four gunboats being prepared with all haste for
China. The utmost activity prevailed at wooweh and
elsewhere, in getting of ammunition, &c.
The English funds had exhibited but slight huctua-
tons, and closed very firm at quotations. Money con-
iinucd abundant and in moderate demand. Gold con-
tinued TO now INTO the Bank large
walls from America aud Australia having been heavy
LATEST.
LoSnoS, Wednesday.-The Daily News city article
under date of Tuesday evening The funds to-day
opened with continued tendency Improvement hut
were checked by the Government Broker restricting his
daily purchases account of Savings Banks in the af
ternoon, however, more buoyancy shown fresh
advance OF onenghth was established In the several
Other markets more especially that for British Railway
shares the tendency upward the demand for money
was bris6er The large sum of one hundred and eight
! tlDuza uuds fntn tba n.,l, l..
The Times city article says The funds opened AZ a re-
action OF eighth, but prices resumed their seadiness
before the elo". At the Bank there increased
demand for money. The rate in the open market con-
tinucs about Rs per cent Letters from ST Petersburg
say that j - Kempe, the tAow speculator Is expected
to pay about forty to fifty per cent.
The prize fight, for the championship Of England be.
tween Siyers and Brettle by the former in ~
minutes
FRANCE
There was quite gathering OF politicians at Barri,z
In addition TO the King of the Belgans Lord Cowey
Count Reset and Count Waewski had gone there and
Count tavour and the Duke OF Maakon expected.
Prince Ae,ternich had returned to Paris from Vienna
and held conference with Count Walewsk. before the
LATER to Bilrritz.
The Prince visited Zurich on his way TO Paris
The camp at Chaons had been suddenly broken up
1t Was rnmorcd in Paris that the Emperor lad request
tue hing OF Sardinia to refuse to the Populations from
the Legations their request for to Piedmont
The Tunes Paris correspondent SAYS if the reports of
the day be credited, there possibility of settle
OF the Italian Question which should satisfy all mar
ties and the general impression that the political ho-
rzon vas likely soon TO be clearer than for time
: past.
The Constitutional had given prominence to an edi-
toria in which it calls England side with France
in the Italian question: and the article was regarded as
an appeal TO England assist dplomatcay in extrica-
ting the Emperor IRON the difficulties cngendered at Vii.
latranCa.
shp.oftheinc, steel plated to he called the Maren
Ia and the largest vessel in the French Navy had been
commenced AZ BtosL
The MoHifsur contains the following announcements
IA regard to the rumors of modification in the press
law =" Several newspapers 'iaNc alluded TO decree
winch 1t was supposed would al modify the laws
OF the press. This news is without foundation. In
France the press free discuss all OF the Govern
neni, and by 50 doing to enlighteu the pubic mind
certain papers IN becoming without their know ledge the
Organs OF hostile parties claim larger free
DOM which would have other object than the fcia-
ton OF their attacks against the constitution and the fun
anenal Laws OF social order. The government Of the
Emperor will not dcyate from the established system in
allowing field sufficiently large for discussion, contro-
and analy prevents the other hand the dis
asttous effects of ialsehood, caumny and error
The HOHi'sT, IN subsequent issue, published cir
cular from the Interior Department, to the Projects
structng them their duties regarding the press
IL was reported At Paris that France will cooperate
with Spain in the expedition against the Moors.
Rumors prevailed of ministerial crisis including the
retirement of the Duke Of Padone from the Ministry OF
the Interior aud NJ Chasseoup Lambert from that of Al
: geria and the colonies.
There Improvement in French commercial ar
! fairs.
IL asserted that the conclusion Of the harvest shows
that the crop has been twenty per cent less productive
n thnn last
Flour and wheat had slightly advanced in Paris and al
so IN most Of the provincial markets.
The SlE markc we're stagnant. Trade was better al
Lyons, under orders from America
{ The vintage accounts were geuaray satisfactory.
e The forts were being armed in the Bays Of st. Mal-
aud OF Cancae and plan bad been prepared armiug
the coast fom Antilles 10 Fort Ncndrcs.
c The French Qutposts the frontiers Of Morocco
had been scvca, zines hcrcey attacked by native tribes
bat they had been rcp'cd The government of Moroc-
. 60 was not implicated in these ATTACKS.
The Paris Boursc had been dull aud lower but rallied
on the 2Oth, closing very firm ct 6Sf poe.
{ rnr ZURICH CONFERENCE.
There had been complete suspension Of intercourse
between The pcnipocutac for several days but on the
18Th after the arrival Of French courier the rcprcsen
ttvcs of France aud Austria held conference lasting
three hours
The government Of Tuscany had notified the plcnipo-
tcntiares of the Grand Duke cvacuatc the palace with.
IN three days In OF their incompetence the pro.
: pcrty Of The Grnud Duke 10 be scqucsicrcd.
The hing Of Sardinia to leave Tutin the 18th
: on q visit 20 Pawn, Lodi, Crcmons, &c
There had been Rome that he pono's