The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-16
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Ths stsamshlp NisEsa arrived Il Boston
yesterday 1porutae. From published tele.
graph dispatches. we make up fuller details Of
her news than We have before published
ft.4 U1OLAlD.t FsSss III ~
The Times, IN leader. dsscribss the terrible
tortores inflicted ey the police Of the King Of
aegEipG Are used 70 extract ayowals Of con-
pitcity In political plots. Recently an old
man. and hie daJghher, far gone In pregnancy.
peftsAed under the lash.
that dispatch. received y ths Fresch Gov.
erament, cop1fpns, bat with reserve. the news
Of the entty Of 0srfbAldi into Palefmo. The
facs neHev~. ea4not b yst considered a.
1oss ssparss 70 laAia darins IL. quarter
enoang S!ae March. amounted to 1884 TAG, and
ASS7soT in the corresponding quarter OF last
saL sno.9 .S isSS.s.ss % r,n Of sSocs q 2 Per
However, thers Il an incssase Of per cent. 70
Cbinar-th4 total has been 1,46e, e,ss1, showing
an szsess oyer last. Qnartsr q Ass Of 49o o7s5,
ss14oR& NeyAeshpsgis dsad.s qss.skssts
The formal presentation Of the belts 10
sayss and Hseaaa took place At the Alham-
nn nra fsiess q 80 H.srdon. o. the aoth. MI. Dow
acomplimentary. George Wilkes did the same
for Sayers. Each declared all an9mosity bur.
led. The Post objects that Heenan, who has
only fonGht two battles in his life, who was
defeated in America, and who fought drawn
battle In England, has now belt bearing the
,naPpfoPr'ate inscription Of the Champion Of
The Mosiiesr announces that the session of
tho Cops Lsgi.lAs;f has been adjournea till
the 30th June, and also s0ys that The slixht
improvements manifested yesterday. In the
tained. sFsls -s-l7E -.
The Senate discussed the petitions relative
70 the legal positions Of religious congreea-
tions and associations. 50
Of the COMMITTEES, proposed to refer the petit
tiOns TO the MtDisters of the Aterior Of Jus.
tice. and Of Public Worship. In the discus
sion which followed, several Senators pro-
posed the order of the day, which was rejected
by SO against %. The petitions have been sent
to the Ministers Of tho Interior and of
Public Worship, but will mot be referred to
the Minister of Justice. f.ss.
The Paris Monisesy had published an article
asserting the most peaceful intentions on the
part Of the Emperor. The London Times
ridicnles the article, and asserts that 1t bellies
Prince jerome B,naparte, uncle OF the EN-.
peror. was very i'll, and there was little hope
The Emperor and Empress had gone to
Lyons TO meet the Dowager Empress Of Rus
sia. ,.t''...
It is reported that the French troops in
China will afterwards visit Madagascar, and
es ;ablish a solid occupation of the principal
points 10 that island
: The Bourse was dull, but prices were better
-6N. 55c. aeff' -'2s@ta-' ass = ~ sgs4
The enlarged couLcil Of the Austrian EN-
! pire held its first sitting. The Hungarian re-.
presentatiyes proclaimed the loyalty OF the
Hungarian people. ss .4 81
The Austrian army in Italy is to be concen.
trated In the fortress Of Quadrilateral.
TURKEY.
1t il re.asserted that the Russian troops
were concentrating on the frontiers Of Tur-
Kiprisali. Meaemed Paeha, has been ap.
| pointed Grad Vicar, vice Mehemed Raschid
Pacha. 4. .4 tts-,
The Government had commenced official
| inquiry into the complaints Of the Christians.
| FURTHER FROM SICILY ~
TURIN, May 3i.-The following details OF
| Qaribaldi's attack on Palermo have been re-
| ceived from a reliable source At 4 o'clock en-
the morning of the 27th, Garibaldi attacked
Palermo on the south side. A desperate COM
bat easued, which lasted six hours. The peo-
pie made themselves masters Of all parts OF
the town on the south Of the Sirada di Toldo.
| A terrible bOmbardment opened by sea and
land, notwithst landing which the people con-
tinued to fight. The troops retired within
the Royal Palace, Custom House and Castle
Hostilities were suspended from ten until
/ twelve, when the struggle recommended with
greater desperation. The Royal Palace was
taken BY the people, and in the evening was
burnt down.
Latest via Queenstewn.
1aal ~" Daily News City Article. Ts
LONDON, May 3lst.-The funds opened with
steadiness, but closed X per cent lower than
yesterday. Very little business was done In
any department Of the market. -. ~,
The discount market remains quiet, and
best bills are taken at 81 to * per cent. The
| successive reductions In the terms Of the Bank
| OF England have not yet caused any influx OF
business to that establishment.
| ,sF Times City ATticle.]
The funds this morning showed tendency
| to increased 1rmness, but a slight improves
ment which took place was not maintained
the advices from Paris being rather dull. Thel
were again no gold operations At the Bank to-
day. At the Bank to-day there were few ap-
plications for discount. In the open market
| the minimum terms are 81 AK.
The daily increase of political distrust In
Germany and on the continent generally
keeps the rate for money extremely low in all
the principal cities. and tends to promote re.
/ mittances TO London. At Hamburg the rate
| is only *, and At Frankfort it is scarcel }
possible 10 flnd employment for any amou ut
| even at 1. The principal business ID the rail.
way market to-day has been in connectiop
close was rather unfavorabie. The grea,el
part Of the stock bought on the late decline
l appeared to have been taken Up speculatively
ON borrOw wed meney. In some cases the pub
! lie seem also TO have been purchasers. The
| present quo tations, although for the new &C.
| count in June, are little higher than yester.
day. f dat