The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

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rLrINATUM OF AUSTRIA 10 SARDLNIA-
THREE DAYS FOR IT'S ACCEPIINCK-
WAR 70 FOLL0W ITS REFLECTION.
RAIuAx, MAY s.-The Nias.rs, with dsses from
Liverpool 70 the 2sd Of April, he's arrived.
The news BY this arrival 70 alarming. Austria
had sent her ulsimaeum TO Sardinia, demanding
her disarmameut and the Dispersal Of her voIue-
tesrs. Three days are given for reply. In Csc
Of refusal, scdr '0n &c dsetarea. Icy .sS ~
Austria has rejected EogIaud's fisai proposition.
French troops are concentrating on the frontiers
Of Pisdmons cad q Toelon: 4.
v. haS SU q The eiscs Of The var news.
The Paris bourse fsli3 per cent.
All powers, except Austria, had agreed 10 Eng
lands peace proposition.
Free b troops were moving tcwards Pieomons;
The three days given Sardinia BY Austria, would
expire tho evening Of the oath April.
The English Goverument telegrsphsd to Vienna
q strong protest agsinst Austria's menaces. Is 10
reported that Austria replied refusing reconsider
etion of hsr act and has already prepared msni-
fsstos TO accompany her declaration Of war.
LIVERPOOL, April Is Cotton-sales for odays -
COO bales, closing at adeone OF l.ls@1 principally
e sn nc OF
epecuiator: took 1000 and exgorfer1 oo neiesE
Orleans middlins "a; uplands 8 l9i6. SICK in
observation-disclosures steady; no regular market
since Tussday. Wheat quiet. Corn steady. ct IL
Provi.i ions firm. Coffee Arm. Rice frm and 3D.
Naval stores-Rosin heavy ct 4s; medium % ed@
g "a Spirits Turpsntine higher. and quoted At As'
American Securities unchanged. consols s4H, .
ls1coND DrsPAfcH.1
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, saturday.-The Cotton market OBJ
dency. Breadstufs and Provisions have An Cd.
vancing tendency.
A CUBAN EXPEDITION wRECKED-NARROw
ESCAPE OF THE FILLIBUsTERs.
NEW ORLEANS, May 5.-The Quaker City's mails
bring Port an Prince dates to the 18th ult.
on the 12sh, with IS fllibustsrs, with 40 guns
and other war munitions. They attempted to land
at Neuvicious:.Grande, in Cuba, but failed. The
attempt was. made on the It'll Of April, but their
boats swamped and their munitions were lost
The African received $1,000 in advance for carry
ing them. The Spanish Consul notified General
Concha, who dispatched . steamer TO capture
them Nothing had been heard of the other fill
buster vessels
NEw YonK. May 5.-The Cshavba, from Havana,
on the Both April, has arrived. The Quaker City's
accounts of the failure of the fllibustsr expedi.
ton and adds that they were wrecked on the
Island Of St. Domingo, where they remained de-
pendent on the charity of the Inhabitants. Their
guns were put in the public store house at Port
an Prince. :. all. rt.-.. -.-
EXCITING FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN OHIO,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, May ga fugitive slave
named jackson, of Clarksburg, Virginia was arr
rested here last night and taken before Judge
Marsh, who, this morning, decided that the prise.
ner was Illegally held, and discharged him. I'm.
mediately after his discharge he was re.arrested,
put in irons, and driven to the depot for the pur.
pose of taking him to Wheeling. A desperate Of.
fort Was made by the negroes to rescue him, and
during the excitement clubs and pistols freely
used, and several persons were badly injured. The
attempt at rescue proved unsuccessful. Mean
while . writ was served on the Marshal, COM
msnding him to bring the prisoner before the
Court This point has not yet been settled. The
excitement in regard to the matter still continues
very great. s
SECOND DISPATcH
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, May.4.-Jackson, the fugitive
slave, was this morning delivered to his master,
to be taken back to Virginia. Alarge crowd fol-
lowed the parties to the Railroad Depot, but there
was no attempt al rescue.