The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
NEWS ny THE CABLE.


The St. Lrger Race -Marine-A Meeting OF
the Atlantic Telegraph Company Called
News from Mexico-1hc Prussian Chamber
of Deputies Votes an Electoral Law and
Parliament for Saxony-An Official Ban.
quet given TO the American Embassy at 81.
Petersburg.
LoSDoy, September IL, p. M.-The st. Leger
race was won by the favorite, Lord Lyons.
Lanerask was second, and knight of the Gre
scent third.
The Morning Post Of to-day warmly applauds
the policy of non-interyention of the United
States in the war between Spain and Chill
and Peru. 1t cordially approves the modera-
ton evinced by the United States respecting
Mexico.
LIVERPOOL, September -, p. M.-The Gu
nard steamers Europa and Tarifa sailed for
Quebec this afternoon with n regiment OF
hussars. The ship Twilight, which sailed re-
Gently from this port to New York, put back
dsmantled.
MUNICH, September IL, 2. M.-Thc Govern
ment of Bavaria has concluded to attempt Sc
curing 4 loan of Is, 00O, 900 by means OF q lot
terry. ..
QrEEysrowS, September IL. -Noon.-The
steamship Queen, from New York 1st instant,
pool.
LoSDox, September ls.-Noon The Attain
tic Telegraph Company have called a meeting
of the stockholders for the purpose of raising
funds to buy up the interest of the Anglo
American Telegraph Company, under whose
auspices the cable has been completed.
SOUTHAMPTON, September l3.-Noon.-The
steamship Hansa, from Bremen, sailed to day
with fair complement OF passengers and
fI40, 900 in gold
PARIS, September l3.-The Moniteur of to-
day publishes convention, which was signed
in the city Of Mexico, by which Maximilian
transfers to French agents one-half the re-
ceipts from customs throughout the Empire
for the purpose Of paying the liabilities OF
Mexico 10 France. The convention goes into
operation on the LIST of November next.
MADRID, September l3.-The Spanish Cortes
have voted TO increase the import duty on
some goods TO twelve per cent.
TRIEsTE, September l3.-Advfces from
Athens state that the Cretan Assembly have
voted for he annexation Of the island Of Can.
dia to Greece.
BERLIN, September l3, A. M.-The Prussian
Chamber of Deputies has voted an electoral
law and parliament for Saxony. The negotia-
tons between Prussia and Saxony make very
slow progress. II is said that Prussia de-
mands the taking of the oath of loyalty to
herself by the Saxon troops, the payment OF
10 900 900 thalers rs indemnity to Prussia for
the expenses Of the war, and the right TO gar
rison the fortress Of Konigstern and the cities
of Dresden and Leipsic with PrussiaR troops.
Sr. PETERSBURG, September l3.-An Official
banquet was given to-day to the American
Embassy. Assistant Secretary Fox and seVe-
raj United States naval officers were present.
Count Gortschakoff made speech expressive
of the hope that the era Of good faith now
prevailing between Russia and the United
States may be permanent, and stated that
there was no danger Of it's being considered as
a menace to other nations.
PARIS September l3.-The Journal DIES DetdtS
o-day states that the French and English Go
vernmeuts have conformity made an active re-
presentation to the Sultan Of Turkey against
the acquisition by the United States Govern
ment Of an island in the Gulf Of Asina.