Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26
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KEENAN, AND SAYRES-RELATIONS BETWEEN
FRANCE AND ENGLAND-RECEPTI0N OF THE
KING OF SARDINIA AT B0L0GNA-GARIBALDIS
EXPEDITION TO SICILY, sc.
! We suhioin some additional of interest by the
steamer Persia al New York. fire occurred on board
the Prince Albert three days before she arrived
at Galway, buf speedily subdued. 1t appears that
the steampipes became overheated and that some
which slowed near them caught fire.
ENGLAND.
1t settled that Saycrs and Heenan are to fight again
The day and place, Bells Life says, named but not
for the ear OF the public, yet from prudential motives
The police has especial instructions to do everything in
their power to put stop to it. The Paris Debats de-
votes five columns to review of the fight. The editor
leans rather TO Savers.
The London Times don't believe that Heenan and Say
will fight again. and adds -" The referee in the late
conflict has been officially apprised by the home author
tiles that the fight is renewed every person concerned
will be criminay prosecuted and in making this intma
ton public, the referee expresses his determination to
have nothing more TO do with the matter"
The Great Eastern will take only 800 passengers on
her trip to New York. The charge for tickets out and
home will be $40.
1t has been arranged that the Canadian line Of steam
er when running between Liverpool and Quebec, shall
make Londonderry their Irish port Of call instead Of
Queenstown.
Additional particulars relative to the dedication Of
John Blaickie OF Aberdeen, show that the amount will
not probably exceed G2OOOO0 He IS stated to have OBJ
tanned advances from the Union Bank of Scotland TO the
extent of 100000 to 100000, but the bank was not
likely to lose more than 10000 or el5O00.
Henry Kaye Norton first mate and Thomas King, Sc
cond mate of the Amercon ship Evening STAR had been
arrested in Liverpool, for violent assault seaman
named Samuel Adams. The mate was fined and DIS
charged but the second mate was remanded to await the
effects Of the injuries.
The Prince OF Wales had accepted the Honorary Col.
onelcy of the Volunteer Rifle Corps formed of the civil
service employees
Dr. Langley Bishop of Durham, has been appointed
Archbishop of New York.
The China news was expected to lead to increase in
the demand for silver for export from England Holders
Of silk in London had Withdrawn their stocks from
ket in anticipation OF advanced prices.
FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Herald asserts
that seldom have the relations between France and Eng
land been on more unsatisfactory footing than at pres
ent.
SWITZERLAND.
1t is stated that fifty Sayoyards recently attacked the
Swiss customhOuse on the Genevese frontier and that
shots were iuterchanged The Saiss authorities lodged
complaint at Turin.
The official journal OF Rome says the reception Of King
Victor Emanuel by he clergy Bologna very diff
erent 10 what the Turin papers represent The King
was to have passed seven days Bologna but remained
only two days on the soil of the Romagna which he ap
peared very anxious 70 leave.
The enlistment Of lrishmen for the Papal army was
proving very successful
II Is stated that suggestion pending in the Papal
government for Ina Hyocaton of an assembly at Rome,
~ Fnca m should be represented by
81" nerson of note, for the
|1n Of reforms