The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-29
SUMMARY OF THE LATEST NEWS BY
MAIL.

The space occupied by the veto message Is so
considerable a proportion of the whole allotted
in our columns to selections, that we nre COM
PEELED to make mere synopsis of other matters.
THE PRESIDENTIAL BAY.
A letter from our Washington correspondent,
which was received too late for publication
yesterday, says:
IL have good authority for stating that the
President, with regard to the action OF the lead
ing Radicals in Congress in expelling, without
warrant of law or justice, earnest advocates OF
his policy, decidedly condemns the outrage; and
he believes what il the exact truth, that there
is q well defined and organized plan being ma
tured to fight him in every conceivable way.
The defensive course he has pursued in the
administration of affairs will soon give place
10 more practical evidences OF his dislike OF
radicalism."
ARREST OF COLONEL BRADLEY JOHNSON.
BALTIMORE, March 27.-Bradley Johnson
was arrested yesterday by United States Mar
shall Bonifant, on warrant issued on an IN
dctment for treason found by the Grand Jury
in August last. A motion was made before
Judge Giles for the discharge of the prisoner,
on the ground that his parole exempted him
from civil prosecution Judge Giles refused
TO entertain the motion, and held Johnson to
bail for his appearance in the sum OF ten thou
sand dollars.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Il
from Liverpool 18th.
An unsuccessful attempt was made on the
18th, at Millwall to launch the mammoth
iron-clad Northumberland. St. Patricks day
passed off without disturbance.
The weekly returns of the cattle plague
show n continued diminution of new cases,
but larger increase in the number of cattle
killed.
Advices from Madrid to the 10th state that
Spain has recognized the Republics of Guate-
mala, Honduras, Salvador, Nicaragua, ana
Costa Rica Ministers from these States have
signed treaties of peace with Spain
1t is rumored that General Clano will
replace General Dulee as Captain General of
Cuba.
Advices from Manchester report that market
buoyant, with an advancing tendency.
FROM MEXICO.
The late Imperial disaster at Parras has
been confirmed. The French General Dunay,
with one thousand five hundred men, coming
up from Saltillo TO protect the Imperial garrl-
son IL Parras, had his retreat cut off, and on
the 9TH the Liberals attacked him, capturing
his whole force and some munitions OF war.
The Liberal loss was trfiing. In the interior
States of Mexico the Liberals have acquired
magnificent triumph, inflicting heavy losses on
Imperialists. The Liberal cause is looking
brighter.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
There has been felt the shock of an earth
quake at San Francisco, Santa Cruz, San
Juan, San Jose, Stockton, Sacramento, and
Gilroy; at the latter place only is any damage
reported.
Dates from Arizona 10 the 10th instant state
that the Indians are still very troublesome.
Mining operations are reported rs very prospe-
rOuS.
A fire occurred at ST Paul, NJ in, March %.
Loss, eight thousand dollars.
The Enquirer CDmpdnY, Cincinnati, have
purchased property, on which they will erect
a magnificent opera house, with printing
offices in the rear.
A duel took place, March Goth, near Lexing-
ton, Ky, between Joseph Desha and AleXan-
der Kembrough. At the second fire embrough
was shot through both hips.
The banking house of Culver, Penn Co,
New York, has suspended Liabilities very
large, but it is supposed the assets will cover
them.
Mr. Stewart of Nevada, on Tuesday, re-
ported his celebrated proposition in new and
more tangible shape.