Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26
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dav morning. aud by the Eastern train last nigh,
eevsd files of London and Liverpool papers the 10th
inst
The London Times has a leader the Suspension Of
the Royal British Bank It considers that the Bank la,
broken In = dsgraccful manner.
The scsntiness OF remarkable events which has charac
sri,ed French politics Tor time still prevails The
Emperos sojourn Bsr;itx which end the loh
OF September will be extended the LIST OF October
Commercial letters from Paris that the business
the past week quiet and without change. Psri
sian manufactures wero dull OF sale, but Considerable &C
uvitv IL expected In all descriptions by the end at the
month first OF October In the trade the late
enormous arrivals Marseles had caused holders
| bate their pretensions, and prices declining.
The latest tcegraphic sdvces from Spain contain moth.
ing Of peculiar interest," IL states that the cabinet Is unsp
and possesses the entire confidence Of the Queen
of the Phillppian Island The Madrid journals contain
the official u-,iic on OF the decree by which the
have been dissolved The Ministers declare that this
scmbly has over.tepped the limits OF powers and that
has behaved regardless OF the restrictions which
originally put upon its mandate by the decree Of the
vocation.
| The price of Corn is falling in Madrid.
The intervention OF Austria, in the contest between
Prince Danlo of Montenegro and the Turks is talked OF
as impending. To the announcement OF the display
of the Military force the Montehegn frontier, which
has been resolved upon at Vienna, have add
the assertion OF German paper That instructions for
immediate diplomatic Interference with the Sultan, have
been the Austrian ambassador at Constantinope
A boat from the Inflated emigrant ship Ocean Home has
been picked up, containing Edward Harvey, the second
mate Frederick Snow aud James Monaghan seamen and
| passenger name unknown.
An arrangement has been come to between the Bank
OF France and the Bank OF England by which the former
will draw gold from Britain ouly arrives instead of
| at uncertain intervals.
The Italian question Is becoming daily complca-
ted The Daily News correspondent Turin refers
the recent Murat Congress held Aix-es Bsns from
which a proclamation issued calling upon the Neapo
itans receive King; which observes the vii
ter Iii successful IN causing great commotion, Is be
acknowledged emanating from the but,
It insurrectou takes place the proclamation
dsowned' However, within the last week. Signor Fs
the writer Of the letter to Mr. Gladstone the affairs
OF Italy, published document, "Murat eUnta ltaliana
IN which he shows that It the iners OF the Neapoans
join with the other Italian States and choose the pres
cut King Of Sardinia as their monarch. Poor Bomba
the writer in the Daily News lis alluded TO-
! but is treated a a thing of nothing"
Austria, il appears. is not unmiudiul OF the coming
struggle Letters from Bologna the LIST that
greatest part of the Austrian troops in garrison IL that
city have been encamPed Tor days in the neghbo
mood Tzzano Pontecchio aud $3.50. The Austfians
give that it Is for the purpose exercising them
executing grand man@uvres in autumn IL has been re-
marked, however, that the arrangements made by the
military commander those which usually preccde the
opening of 4 campaign.
The merchants OF Marseles. having ascertained that
the wheat harvest will not be sufficient tor the home
sumption of all France, beginning suggest the
Government, through their local papers that repeal
the laws il Indispensable or least extension Of
the Imperial decree, which permits the free importation
1T corn and winch will the lstOi January
They observe writes Marseiles correspondent of the
Times, THAT, although 2O1O0OO hectotres OF wheat
have been imported within the last MONTHS through
the port Mareie it will be impossible by the end
the year. to supply the deficiency which exists and
ecute the orders for eXporation already received"
GREAT BRITAIN.
circular from the Horse Guards had been issued the
infantry regiments at home and abroad except India
The Guards consist OF 10 companies of S0O each
Eightytwo regiments OF the line be reduced
companies aud the strength of each regiment is to be
100 rank and tile. THE 18th regiment Is to remain at
| lun rank and file. No change in regiments ia Inds.
The London Daily News remarks that, within six months
ct the ratification OF the treaty OF peace the finances OF
the country will have been relieved Of the pecuniay weight
| Of more than lzOuun
The Prince Wales to visit Manchester in fort.
night The young Prince is OF that sge undertake
public appearance but he is to- inspect factories aud
buildings, aud thereby make himself acquainted with
Lancashire industry the visit will possess great signis-
canoe ia public point Of view.
SWITZERLAND
singular attempt said to have had the of
Prussia, made revoutionize the OF Neuchate
>Wiizc,laud The London Times gives the following &C
| count of the affair
The cry of Tire L. Ro, has been raised in the country
William Fell An attempt, which scarcely BE- call.
4 ious one has actually Ocen made dissolve the
Swiss Umon and to Incorporate portion least OF its
territory with the Prussian monarchy The story alb
urd enough and appears to have ended pretty much
| the Billngirry fashion. Prussian nobleman by
| and surname Count Frederick Pourtaes followed
10y 2r0 SJp Royalt, seized the castle Neuchate
.rre>ted several members OF the Council Of State hose
the PsuS>i,n AZ and issued proclamation appearing
the 'uyai sympahies OF the most determined republicans
| 900 EIrop.
| A second column marched on place less known TO
| iame-La Chaux de Ponds Two or three Federal bat
aiions, commanded Oy certain Colonel Bourgeois
abe 10 give satisfactory account Of the Neuchate
insurgents The mOuniaiueers, Who the time the last
advics despatched hurrying down the scene
IT action, have dophe~s this disposed in similar
manner VI the auxiliary column Nothing remains 70
. done hut put the insurgents their trial and 10
their II would not be surprising il the dec -on-
re characterized by considerable sterunes, for blood has
been shed
This morning the castle aud the town Of Neuchate
still ~ the hands of the insurgents, when suddenly
the report spread that the tnwn surrounded by
Republican troops The ROY ast> fret thought they had
10 deal wit volunteers from Chauxde Fonda but the,
considerably surprised finding themselves face &
face With the patriots 81 the valley OF Trsvers 500 men
commanded by Colonel Denzler had advanced during the
night aud a. they approached the town they joined
~ reiniOcements from all directions. They halted nea
Neuchatel, az the foot Of the hills sangunary engage
nent cn-urd but it soon decided, aud the Repubh
ctn colo boosted upon the castle.
1.-THE Rovaisi lost ~ killed and wounded aud nor,
shan 100 prisoners Weare yet Of the loss on,
the Republican -ide. One Of the Counts Pourtiles
taken prisoner; he il dangerously wounded the death il
even reported Some Of the leaders Of the insur
rccton including Colonel dc Mcurou have escaped TIT
councillors oSaie, Paget, Hunbcrt and Jeinrenauj
pri>pners The Government has resumed it, functions
aud the Project MHhey ha- returned the Neuchatc
Order ia therefore iblished.
"Tbe FEDERAL Council decided day persons coroyro
before i- F-ra Courts NM Amiet e Prourer General a.
Although the RYyasi Instruction Neuchate
erei end the Ncuchatei
| piei BY FEDERAL troops"
. | HUssA.
NJ Russell the rimes e,ponlent Moscow, gives
the Imperial procession o. The kremn Il
ton viii cost Gf1Obl s,srug The procession gorgeou
display.
| Bv Eecfrfc TsleysdpA
Moscow. Sept lille Imperial Majesty Emperor
b n. so-mnly crowned to-day = o'cock.
The Ceremony took place uspeusk sobor,
coronation performed by Archbishop pare- Msropo
tan q M1scoE
Among special we're present we're E,ri Gran
Vile Pence Eterary CastAhorgone
. | he sultan
The proceedings had all that angus, appearance Witch romsns
. / preparation had designed.
An nmsnse crowd assernbi Rremin Palace aud Ia N
streets and enthusiasm
The ringing ~ bells the firing troops
81 TIE Church. the
c0fations ~ i city. rendered the whole affair
The coronaon favored BY betut1
created Prnce Prince Yield aud G~n
rails ds Berg aud soutnsrokhoG Counts.
letter from Athens Of the 29th nit
vernment hai appointed 0fr rusut Psns
Admiral would arknowiege him, proclaimed
Of he Pfsus exciuslvey French The 01een
ani Bavarifn ministers, protested against ih m
r Instructed the commander Of the British troops support
French admiral.
A SieS.-Thc Baltimore American say..-"Ina rnerel
cusOy observation Of the indications 81 the public pre-
within the few weeks have uDtiesd aeon