The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-13

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went ashore near Broomboruurh. up tho Mef.
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IL pier and sustained some damage.
The storm was very severe on the eastern
Yarmouth, and forty or iiftv Hyes Rere aoss
Thepresentation Of the two belts tv Heenaa,
and Sayers waS to take place at Alhamhra
Palace. London on the evening Of M NIth
Tickets Of admission r1u4e from One euinea "a
half q CROWN The nneti were adyer tised. !. To
appear for several succeedine dava A. tks Al.
Aais1bfa In classicaI entertsin nner,t. ana wiil
after wards visit the princinai r,rov vircini
towns and give sparrinx exhibitions. S,-l
. Phiiandef Hall, second mate, and Daniel
Davenport. third mate. Amefican ehin flce.n
Monarch, had been 3ourd suiitv a msn.
slaughter, at Liverpool, In having, through
III usage. caused the death of Z eearnnn nswe1
Martin Moore ea sF.-i - - ="
Mr.. Wyatt who objected to Umpire In the
race for the Derby, ON accouAx OF his as. had
Withdrawn his objection: and offered me fnlf-
est apology to Mr.. Ten Brock, ct the sams
time declaring his conviction that his obiec.
tion was entirely groundless. s,.s yissts =.
There was rnmof of . Matrimonial ALI.
ance between the Prince Of Wales and a Prus.
sian Princess. ssl .4 as.f%Fsc'' stf - @.f II i
Ten men, charged with ribbonism. were nm.
der arrest 1t Dundalk. - -
A company was being formed In London to
construct ar tubes for the conveyance Of dis
PesSnes ano pSe" % ano 1tcm various paris
oI tne metIopCns. An innoenuai oirection
mao ooen iormeo Win the Marquls q ChAndos
~ SnaAIm man. - -.
HneIG were s.ICns inoicauons OF pr9oa0ie
!ene~As u suAAe IN tne onaloang srades ae
- IhANc1. .so.t a..s
Inc kNncn Minister nas issued circular
sssUtlnk ss tn.s recru. Ho not g e exenpted
uom service Win the same laclAty - hao beon
the case since the nrst emptre.s .sar a sye
"A deputation OF the Aondufas Inter Oceanic