The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12
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fne overland mail, with San FrancIsco date, q
.he TN ult has arrived st 81. Louis. There We :.
no through passengers.
40 immenss mass meeting OF Hehfevs and PRO,
.estauts bad been held at San Francisco 10 eYnrss
8 Masmaaon Monss ~ tho abduction Of the Jewish boy
Iss deE0sits at the San Feaucisco mi.t for n.
wee. endlsg January 18th, were II. .e72 ouscss.
and the eoinags $4,000 '.''s''
mAlan dsiisher had recovered $4,000 dsm.os.
,o.. ~. Ssps- smith, OF the bark YANKEE. for de.
porting him to the Sand icb Isiands n..s =. Ss, %
..s - oenishment by the Vigilance o. mmittse
~ rich silver mine had been discovsrsi r. o. =.
/ Clara county. ~ Sanse
The ships Nicslne from u.nh,,. c...,
rom Meieoorne, and bark Gimpse fro1 H,.ss,.a.s
nag arrived at San Fraucisco. o'si3'
rsas.E D.ss Iiom HonoiuiS, Of Dec. 25tb. had ha.n
vas c,oaus u Sau Ear Francisco The Whaling ss. son
vas closed Inc whole number of vhaI.rs ..sas sao
- hononu was 2ls, the oil taken Isa ocs t.',s sa
auu .no amount OF bons upward of a million 80
nai pounds The season was reg .rced A. In. nn.
There was q terrific storm a. uo,o,u,.
10Th, noatipg the streets, and iu .o.s In; Deo
supmsr.ing hoeses, destroying f-cm ten to tr ant,
tnoasand dollars worth OF property
..s p.een o. the crew of the Maria Theresa. of
nSS.ero, nad been imprisoned by the United
duty. ''' 'si0s'og 70 DO
=. me clippers War Hawk and Mountain Wavs
so, Gnoiaia for New Bedford, Dec 22i and the
W. sso baulS port on the xfth leaving
20 port, preparing to sail, the Gladiator of Nss
oerIoro, and Alexander of New London.
1nis ~ .t 81 sJren, Ken Boston, reached Homo.
Considerable anxie.v va. e.,.
81. Tue whaers Phoenix of Nan,ueket anS o. "
mase o. New Misunderstanding has been heard ot
them since Oct. 17ih. wv" "'"'a o'
SIR CORR 0UsLRY IN NIc.R,sU.-H, xa,..
on presenting his creden tials to the pre.asr, of
Nicaragua, Sir William Gore ousey. the R,;,;.h
munster, made speech, in which he anola osl
the oeep interes: his nation took in thu .scu,,,,
ana neutrality of the transit Rsferring ~ ,ha
o'i'e Vi 9feat Britain to ce include a treaty with
'oa.aeoa, and thus cement the bonds of friend.
sup oe'"een the two governments he said
"ou'u nave been for me q pleaspra and |
~. a. al times TO contribute to this object: but
,,,aa,. mpioy my powers thereto with the more
pieasure, now that am called by the i,,aras,s =,
humanity aud public policy to \ deci,iya a., ~
.uo psfS OF the civilized aud commercial nstions |
aaa;ns. 80 oi IDS and the neishboring republic,
;eIe ;ens' me pliaticai attacks of lawless msD. IL
~ H. iamentatle to be witness of barbari,u, so crr
Tue acts OF these misguided adyep,urer. hsva
eAcneo just indignation In the hearts of this n.
.on.iious sosereigus Of the meet powertnI mari
tau ,ne na'Ious on both sides of tho Atlantic who
nave resolved that crime of this nature sba,i no
longer be tolerated. '""'' NJ
All the civilized nations have an iutsrss. 4,
MAINTAINING without interruption the free passags
ri,or;ss or, sranIed oy Nicaragua across the Ter.
,tofies Which Providence has placed nndar har
Hwui sovereignty. IL is also tor the ben. it If
~! Inat this her Independence should be m lin.
,ainso, That Nicaragua may be one Of the pres,
ispneres. WV no"'
10 which the President replied that he eop,d
assure his ExceHency of a cordial response ON the
part OF the people Ct the republic and ne had no
donot that his mission would be followed bv ths
most satisfactory results to both Countries and
the commercial nations of the whole world