The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-14

RICHMOND, THURSDl
ADDITIONAL BY TIE CANADA.
| Canada at Halifax 3f4s
GREAT BRITAIN
| Parliament being over, the papers are mostly
niIed With railway meetings and law reports
The City Of London has presented sword cost.
Ing one hundred guiueas, to General williams.
Inc Queen reviewed 10000 troops At Aidershots
camp on the 3lst
The gold chronometer, presented by the Presi.
dent OF the United States to Capt Clarke, Of the
snip bAcchola, for having rescued the crew of the
american ship May Flower, was delivered by the
Marine Board Of Liverpool en- the Both uts
A Liverpool jury had given q verdict Of man
saugnter against the mate and pilot Of the steam.
ship Excelsior, In their recent fatal collision with
the steamer Mail
The citizens Of Sheffield had given q grand ban.
| Guards
The Indian mail brings accounts of an earth.
quake in Moluceas March 2, causing the loss of
2,C00 lives -l-F
| The Monitear promugates various bills passed
curing the last session of the Legislative Assem-
ply. Among them Is the ball providing for the Or
leans pensions.
| SPAIN
The accounts from Spain continue uncertain,
put the indications are that the royal cause has
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and that saragossa, unsupported, will be inlmedi-
! ately reduced :.
The independent Bege,a ,as well ss other journals,
represent O'Donnel as In fix arising out of his
to Espartero and state that In the hope of
Remaining In Office he consented to do the work of
reaction; but finding that in his expectation the
was deceived, and that the moderators would not
accept of him as their Chief he is again coquetting
| with the liberals - =
The Madrid correspondent Of the Independent
Beige positively assures that paper that the Cen
stituent Cortes will be dissolved and that the con.
stitution Of 1897 or 1e45 will be reverted to.
Private letters represent O'DoRneIl as entirely
reserving his plans to himself
| Senor Olozaga, the Spanish Ambassador at
Parls, one of the most influential men of the lib.
erai party, resigned his post Immediately hear.
ing OF the coup dat but it is said that the Queen
has refused to accept bis resignation and that sf
| forts are being made to induce him to remain in
Paris. -H
Gen. Narvaez is indignant at the rejection Of his
The Morning Post publishes the following dis
patch - -
MADRID, July 49, 1856 All the provinces are
| tranquil, with the exception of Saragossa
Generals Echagues and Duice are before the
city of Saragossa, ,aand reinforcements are arriv-
ing from all sides. a -.
AUSTRIA.
Letters state that the relations of Austria and
Russia are becoming friendly.
RUSSIA
Russia has reduced her tariff On sugar Russian
letters deny that the Aand Islands will be re- for.
tilted; but admit that they will be garrsoned by
Russian troops.
Accounts from Russian ports in the Baltic, state
that trade is very animated and that the prices of
hemp, lnsced, and other descriptions of Russian
produce, suitable for export, were we'll main
| tanned.
PRUSSIA
1t is said that the King of Saxony will be pre-
sent at the contemplated interview between the
King of Prussia and the Emperor of Austria at
TOplitz.
communication from Stockholm speaks of the
audiences which the French and Prussian Ambas-
sasors had with the King and of great stir amongst
the diplomatists, consequent on these audiences.
Report says the subject of excitement q recla-
nation made by Norway against the Russians,
who, 1t is alleged, are encroSchng upon the Nor
wegian territory, and planning Notifications along
the Baltic coast The Swedish papers, however,
make no allusion to the matter.
BELGIUM
The rumor recently circulated that the King of
the Belgians would abdcate, Is contradicted by
himself.
TIRkEY
Generals Codrington and the Admiral and their
| stats, had visited the Sultan.
1t is reported that the refusal of the Russians
give up Kars Is explained. The English Commits
sioner, whom the Russians refused TO receive, had
no authority to ask possession and did not do 30
He merely requested permission to examine the
state OF the Notifications, which he not per.
mitted to do. Respecting Russian occupation of
the Isle Of Seppents, Lord Stratford de Redcliife
has sent General Mans6sd to inquire in regard
to It.
Intelligence, received at Constantinople, states
that the insurrection in Arabia had been complete
ly subdued
The chief of the insurgents was captured at the
Fortress of TAFT, and sent prisoner CONSTANT
nople.
letter from Parma, in the Turin Opinion of
the 2oth, states that the Austrans have made pre-
parations for crossing the Po at four different
points, at or near Viadana, SolarcIo and Casalmag-
giore.
The following is the latest intelligence we have
by mail:
arrived on board of the Poland and been received
with great pomp. The banquet in his honor will
take place on Sunday next.
The Moniteur contains the following:
ST. SEBASTIAN, July 3l.-News has just been
received, via Persignan and Irun that all CatalO-
mia has acknowledged the government of the
Queen of Spain. Navarro and the BasHue pro-
vinces enjoy the most perfect tranquility.
CoNsTASTINoPLE, July a5-Reoschid Pacha has
arrived At Constantinople.
PARIS Aug. 1.-The funds closed to-day as fol-
lows: Three per cents, 7Of 20c and Five and half
per cents, 93f. Soc 1855
The Very Latest.
LONDON, Aug. 2.-The Times, in giving the dis.
patches from Spain which the Moniteur publishes,
expressly says that it does not guarantee their
| authenticity. There Is nothing new from Spain
Marshal Pelissier arrived at Marssies yester-
| day, and was received with great pomp
General Cordrngton arrived at London last
night.
The Times contains leading article on the po-
sition OF Mr.. Smith O'Brirn. He il commended for
his resolution to act the part of country gentle
man rather than Senator.
The Daily Neses city article of Friday evening
| says:
The stringency of the money market continues.
In the Stock Exchange, to-day, money was in
active demand at per cent on government secu
rites. In the discount market there was also con-
siderable pressure, aud the rates for government
bills were maintained at 4444t per cent The sp.
phcatlons for accommodation At the Bank couse
quently continue. Despite this less favorable fea
ture however, the funds retain remarkahl stead-
ness Prices have only varied one eighth per cent
and close shade better than yesterday The fall
in the corn market and the splendid weather con.
tribute materially to stimulate confidence The
funds also derive great support fron, the steadv