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

S-ss Beu " taS 5mpre9o mOtner, Cofonu0 Aukus-
70, 70 remit to the Empress Eugenie the Order Of
me star together with letter from the Empress
caroline Auguste, who 10 the protectreas superior
OF the order. This order was founded Sept. Is,
1908, oy the dowager Empress Eleonora nee Ouch
ess OF Mantua The Order Of the Star feckons
houses
The editors Of all the Paris Journals have re.
ceived orders from the Minister of the Interior not
to publish any articles on peace or war pending the
deliberations of the Peace Congress-
oah was to be given ut Paris by the American
residents on Washington's birthday night and was
expected to be brilliant affair.
Inc accouchment of the Empress Eueenie ia
looked for early in March
IL was rumored at Paris that the point In the
peace negottations-the surrender of Nicolaeff
mas already been acceded to by Russia If this is
correct there will be no serious obstacle in the
way OF peace.
Austria and the Diet.
The Diet has unanimously voted In favor of the
adoption OF the Austrian propositions as modified
by Bavaria.
Accounts from Vienna contain some interesting
Information relative to the financial position of
Austria, showing that the debts of the State have
been more than doubled during the last ten years
In 1876 the Austrian national debt was 1,037 mil
lion forins; and now Ii has amounted to g. AT mil
lions, or about 9240,000,0O0 sterling The princi-
pal item in the increase was the national loan of
1854, amounting to SOC millions, with the interest
at five per cent, payable in specie In this over
burthened position the Austrian Minister of Fl.
nance Baron Bruck, views with apprehension any
increase on account of the extraordinary expendi-
ture for war purposes.
Spain.
Madrid letter of the 10th states that in the
Cortes that day the Minister of Foreign Affairs in
reply to a question, announced that the neeotia-
tons with France about the precise limits Of the
frontiers had been brought to . satisfactory con.
clusion The public sittings of the committee on
the tariffs have been brought to close.
Denmark.
The inextricable complications presented by the
internal condition of the Danish monarchy have
ended in the overthrow of the ministry. The tele-
graph announces that NJ Raasloff the Kings min
lister for the Duchy # Schleswis has rendered his
resignation and been replaced Professionally by NJ.
Hall
The ministry appointed by the King of Hanover
to destroy the new constitution and restore that of
1S40, is in state of dissolution. The telegraph
announces from Hanover that Baron Won
Der Decken, Minister OF Justice, aAd the Ba'
ron Won Bothmer Minister of Public Instruction
have sent in their designations to the king, and
that two of their colleagues on the point of fol
lowing their example
The Berlin Chamber of Deputies has passed
bill restoring the old feudal right of the mobiles to
In the rural districts This is another shock to the
fabric of the constitution.
The Wirtemburg Diet had been opened.
Sweden.
The reviving spirit of Swedish nationality is
finding expression in various forms The corps
of officers of the Swedish Life Guards, with the
Prince Royal at their head, are about to erect q
monument to Charles Kill of glorious memory
1t il to be placed the seashore in Norway, near
Frederiakshald, at the spot where the king was
killed on the 11th of December 17ls in the trench
es of the fortress of Friedrichstein.
Asia.
At Tiffis on Christmas eve, 100 brass guns ta-
ken from Kars, were brought into the town drawn
by artillerymen. They were preceded by
standard also taken from the Turks.
Prussia.
At Berlin 1t was thought that the prospects Of
peace were exceedingly favorable.
Turkey.
In Constantnople there was great commercial
confusion, and material decline in prices.
Foreign Markets.
James McHenry Co.'s Circular
LIvkRPooL, Feb. 22-Breads.uas-There is a bet.
ter tone and good business doing in all articles
Wheets I'd to Sd dearsr and fine in request. Phil
ment of Is to 2s-while Western Canal brands gene
rally remain unssleabe. Indian Corn has attracted
speculators, the consumption has been increased by
to Is is established with tendency M upwards Wheat
white los Sd to lis Sd per 10 lbs; red los to los ed
per 20 lbs Flour-Western Canal 33s to SIS per 1876
lbs Philadelphia, SIS to S8s per 1856 lbs; Ohio, SIS to
sos per 1876 lbs Indian Corn-Yellow S4s Cd to SOS
per 480 b mixed S4s Sd to SIS per 4s0 lbs white S4s
I'D to SIS cd per $50 lbs
Cotton.-fhe market opened brskly this week and
day the tone has entirely changed Cotton has been
freely offered and prices of the ordinary and the mid
ding qualities have declined Lied to Id per lb. Bus
iness in Manchester limited on Tuesday and has
since become dull. Middlng Orleans SID per lb Mo-
bile SD; Bowels SD. Stock of American, 2S3 .622
wee W