The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-06

beers Of the Honse Of Commons requesting FUN It
| tendence at the opening OF the House
Sir Rebert Ineiis has resigned his seat Mr. Roe
buck ccntradets the statement that be Intends to
bring Prince Aihesf's alleged political intermcd-
| ding before Parliament
England Is actively recruiting her coast volunteer
artillery, and coast defence guard,-ten thousand
men are wanted. Exertions are also making to
man the Navy. aud more ships are fitting out, but
apparently TO land forces
The Government has agreed TO send out two
steamers urder Captain Inglefeid to renew the Are
tic search.
correspondence in the Rev. Jas. C. Richmond's
difficulty with Austria. No new facts are pre-.
sented
John Duffy has been approved as t. s. Consul at
Galway
The keeper of the CIareu,ont Palace officialy do.
MES that any meeting of the Exiled Bourbon an,i.
ly Is contemplated there
The French and English Funds were extremely
sensitive and had fuctuated greatly under The va
Fious flying runors
The Bank of France had raised the rate of dis.
count 20 5per cent. Il was said the Bank wnuld
lend the Government from one hundred to three
hundred millions of franks on Treasury bonds
Another important rumor prevailed. that ar
rangements were making to effect fusion of the
Bank OF France with the Credit Mohilier, and by
bold expansion OF currency TO prevent the neces-
slty OF aioau. Receivers, generally, would then
by the agents of the Bank. In connection with this
it is said NJ. Fould would retire and be succeeded
by NJ Pereigny. This information is believed to be
authentic.
The M0Riteur publishes decree, extending free
trade in Breadstuhs between France and England to
the 3lst of july
The revenue from Indirect taxes last year shows
IN increase Of four million over the preceding vear
The Duchess OF Orleans on the 10th December
published letter to the Duke de Nenlours refusing
positively 10 join the recent fusion Of the Bourbon
family, aud holding firmly TO her sons right to the
French throne.
1t is rulnored that NJ. Theirs is not disncline to
accept office under the imperial regime
Mr.. Mason, the American Minister, had arrived at
Paris.
The greatest activity prevails in the French navy
yards. The operatives are ordered TO work on Sun
days. and every ship is to be fitted for sea irmedi.
stely. A levy had also been made of all seamcn be
tween ~ and 40 years old, and all the Newfound--
land fishermen are drafted into the fleet Stores for
torE thousand soldiers are ready for shipment at
Toulon
SwIrzERLANp.-The sessions of the Federal
Council OF States were opened at Berne Oh the 9th,
IN view OF the war prospects. The Executive asks
q grant to station body of troops on the German
frontier.
BADEN.--The Diet opened the 18th. The Dukes
speech indicates desire tosete the religious diff
cu!lles reaceably Letters from Car1sruhe OF the
u gay positively that an arrangement has already
0een consummated between the church and govern
I1eut.
Denmark Russia has made ovartures to Den.
mark tor the purchase of the island Of Bornholur
RUssIA-Russia has completedthe purchase from
Oldenbur5 OF Jahde Bay as naval station Price
100000 thalers
AUsrRIA.-Francc is understood to regard it as
settled that Austria shall preserve the strictest ne1
traiiy IN the event OF war, and that France will en-
force that neutrality
lrALY.-The Roman States are suffering greatly
from scarcity OF tooG, especially at Fenezza and RI
VIENNA. scarcity also prevails az Naples The firm
Of e. d g Buono had failed
Tie case Of NJ. Carbon, the American citizen. is
still unsettled. The American Minister had taken
the matter up warnlly, and the Neapol;tan govern
nent was endeavoring to patch il up by bribng Car
bon 70 leave. The steamer Saranac with Car
roll Spence the American Minister, arrived in Ma
pies Bay Jan. T. The policy Of the Neapoltan gov
ernmentin Turkish affairs will follow the lead of
Austria.
dREECE.-Ihe prohibition TO export Breads tufts
from Athens is extended to March 81 and free i'm
port permitted TO same date
Adifhculty had occurred between the Greeks and
Turks at Lamas, and the British Colonel had rome
there to settle il.
ENcLAND-Ensland was strengthening all her
coast detences.
Thompson, Brother & Co., calico printers at Clith
eroe, had failed.
The ship Joan O'Gaunt, from Canton. was wreck
ca OF Hoiyhead and several OF the crew drowned
She mad valuable cargo of silks and teas aid be-
ionged to Messrs. Gladstone, of Liverpool.
FRANcE.-The Bank OF France had raised the
rate OF interest to S per cent