The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03
FOREIGN TNrELLIGKNCK,

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The mails by the Asia win dates from Liver
pool Saturday noon. the 18th inst, are received
| The Asia brings 10000 sterling and $4,000 francs
| in gold
| GREAT BRITAIN
ihe Directors of the Bank of England have
ADOPTED further restrictive measures and no " al
together refuse to make advance on government
securities, exchequer bills only excepted
Lord Vane Tempest and Cornet Brit are dis.
missed the army for conduct unbecomiug gentle.
men. All the London papers of the 18th of Octo-
per hotice satisfaction Ia the manner in which tn
DUKE of Cambridge has acted in this case His
iorosnip not anticipating the summary process
which has been taken, had written to the Loud On
Times complaining ofthe suspense in which be " a.
Kept by the Military authorities The Times says
we need only. therefore, congratulate Lord "
tempest on being rid of his suspense, the An
LighsDragoens of being rid of Lord E. V Tenn
pest, and his Royal Highness the Duke of Cam
bridge having had the good sense to apply
| speedy remedy to a crying evil
some wag has imposed on the London Times
most extraordinary hoax on the subject of railway
travelling in the Southern States The wag signs
himself an "eyc Witness" and, although the story
Is densey confused, its substance is, that travel
ing recently IN the cars between Macon and Au.
gnsta. Ga, two young men, A. and B fell in love
| with two young ladies-had a difficulty on the
suoJect-C. proposed they should fight it out
whereupon general discussion on duellipg arose;
Conductor stopped the train for D. and E to fight
and Il was killed. G. afterwards challenged G.
went into the smoking car and killed him. H. then
seized little boy, son of the slain took him
upon the platform, killed him. and threw him over,
wneIeupon Conductor again stopped cars and 1.
killed J-k. wanting to kill L., but being behind
time, Conductor went ahead and reached Macon
o. 4. The story is going the rounds
ire Queen and court had returned from Bal.
q 10 London.
letter from Tangier says the Emperor of Mo-
rocco has authorized his minister to negotiate
treaty OF commerce with England. Among other
important items this treaty will abolish oropolis
The agents of Smith & Watson, of Hartford,
Conn have exhibited their new repeating pistol to
the British commanderin chief, by whom it was
favorably received.
FRANCE.
On the, l4th OF October the Emperor Napoleon
came from st. Cloud, and, mounting at the Tullie
ries, rode slowly in advance of his guards, along
the once formidable Fauburg St. Antoine. 1t was
O'Clock, the workmens dinner hour, and his way
was through the crowd, by whom he was well re-
ceived. On his return from St Maur, at o'clock
p. NJ he passed through the same Faubours, but
the streets were then comparatively deserted.
The Paris Montteur publishes another dispatch
from Marshal Random, Governor General of Alee.
ria After stating that the Kabyes of the tribe of
Benz Boughredan, had made their submiss sion, and
that those of the Benz bouAddon were about to
do 80 lik ewise the dispatch gives an account of
operations ag ainst the Beni Douala the instiea.
tors of the resistance to the French. The attack
apon the villages of this tribe was made on the
7th and continued on the 9Th of October The
loss of the French was killed and SO wounded:
that of the Kabyles is reported considerable
The results obtained by these combats decided
the BeniMahmoud, peighboring tribe, also to
make submission. This puts amend to the insur.
| rection which. under the influence of Ell Hadj
Amar, threatened 10 assume serious proportions
According to the Post Arnpt Gazette France con-
siders it necessary establish fortified works be.
tween Strasbonrg and Kehl, in order TO counter.
balance the importance Of the fortified bridge it is
inte nded to construct on the Rhine at Cologne
APars correspondent of the London Meas an.
noInces that the works OF the Louvre are to be
suspended. The exterior walls will be completed
but the interior will be left to be carried on under
more favorable auspices.
SPAIN
A letter of the 1lth, Madrid, mentions a
repcoptre between Gen. Narvaez and M Senor
Guel which was good deal talked of in Madrid.
The letter says: General Nsrvaez has just as
saulted Senior Guel y Rente, the husband of the
Infante Josefa. Narvaez met him at the house of
Gen Alesen the new Captain.G General of the Phil
lippine Islands, and on ascertaining who he was,
he cried out. in presence of the lady of the house
and several yisiters-'Ah! you rasca' ! you COVE
ard clear out You lied respecting me In the
Cortes Take this, and this, and this, suiting the
action to the word. and striking him repeatedly
Gue did not return the blows, but merely tried to
avoid them, calling OUT for heavens sake Duke.
what do you meanf The persons present inter
fered and put an end to the affair. Guel subse.
ouently sent a chellenge to Narvaez to fight him
with small swords, which Narvaez accepted -
The Queen, hearing of 1t, sent for Narvaez and
forbade him to fight. Gue has been ordered to
| tire Immediately to San Sebastian, where his wife
resides"
THE COMING CONFERENCE.
1t is now generally believed that in consequence
OF the growing importance of the questions 10 be
discussed. the Congress of Paris about to reassem
ble will consist Of the first peDipotentiaries, as
before, and not OF the second, as was proposed
The proposition to refer the Nea politan question
the Congress emansted from Austria. Rumor
states that on the fest day of meeting Count Wa
lewski, in the name of the French Government,
will advocate the admission of Naples. A discus
sion win then be invited as to whether the Con
eress will step beyond the Eastern question, for
which it was first assembled to take up the Hol-
stein, Neufchatel, Montenegrin, Greek, aud other
questions, and whether the King of Naptfs shall
be repres
ANSWER TO RUSSIA.
Count Walewski Minister of Foreign Affairs,
has sent circular TO the French Diplomatic agents
at foreign Courts in answer to that OF Russia OF
September "a. According to what has been heard
of this new document, the French Government re-
pels the reproaches of Prince Gortschakoff, and
adduces arguments to prove tha. he was in error
in stating that the conduct OF France ana England
in the Naples affair is contrary to the treaty and
to the public right of Europe. In the Berlin Boarse
(IdZe[te IL iS stated LnAt hco io~u
the note to Prince Gortschako and that 1t is futi
of pacific protestations, and moreover contains the
assurance that the action of France towards Ma
Piles will be of purely diplomatic character.
THE FINANCIAL CRISIS.
The Liverpool Times says:
The condition of the money market both In this
country aud France, during the past week has been
OF painful suspense and the funds have felt the
full force of the agitation. The demand for gold
continues, Notwithstanding all the precautions
which have been taken, and rumors of the Bank OF
France having suspended specie payment were ve-
ry prevalent on the Stock Exchange during th g
past day or two. Consols have declined and every
department of the business has felt the depres
influence of the present unsatisfactory state of af.
fairs"
The London Times referring to the Bank o.
France, says:
According to the most reliable intelligence
there is alteration in its position. Other writers
question the accuracy of the favorable staten en- s
recently transmitted Others assert that the stock
of bullion is receiving numerous additions, especi
ally at the Branch Bank. Ii, after the purchase
Just effected this side the accounts during the
next week should appear unsatisfactory, the pres
pect of specie payments being maintained will be
almost given up. According to some of the ru
mors of the day n issue Of notes is CONTEMPLATED