The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-18
VOL. X.--NO. is.
THE DAILY DISPATCH.

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THE DAHL Y. DISPATCH.
Fris.y sIsrsiss, Jsi5 is. 1850.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NKWs. ! :
We have the following additional foreign nsv.
by the Niagara At HALIFAX Her dasss ere 70 the
9Th.
The London papers contain the following i'm.
portant paragraph -
Negotiations between England and the United
States, with view to q settlement Of exiatiuR
differences, were resumed on Monday, the 3Osh
under circumstances which justify the belief that
matters are already In fair train towards an ami.
cable adjustment Of the points at issasv fg
Great Britain. 81
II Is believed that Parliament will ba prororuAd
on the 3ist inat and that further party motions
will be made this session.
The following is the only reference which has
been made to America, since the sailing Of the
steamship Fulton -
Mr.. Battle asked Lord Paimerston whether Mr..
Dallss, as United States representative TO her Ma
jesty's government. had full powers to settle the
Central American dispute, or whether he had any
other powers than those Of his predecessor, Mr..
Buchanan.
Dallas had full power TO discuss with her Msjestys
government the Central Anercan question Mr.
buchanan had no instructions whichever to enter
on tbs subject
A bin has been introduced by the government
into the House of Commons, to permit aistlation
from rice. 5I =
The Sunday music controversy continued to ex-
pand 7
Sir Colin Campbell had been entertained by the
The King of Belgium and family were visiting
Queen Victoria. ~
The Queen and the people Of London are to give
the Guards from the Crnea public reception.
Dyce Sombre's celebrated will in favor of the
East India Company, has been set aside, and his
immense fortune goes to his widow.
The prospectus of the New Brunswick and Ca
nada Railway and Land Company, to purchase and
complete the ST. Andrews and Quebec Railroad,
has been issued.
It was reported that Percy Doyle, British Min.
ister at Mexico. will be removed to Hanover
Professor Mahan. the gentleman refused admit.
tance to the Queens levee, writes to the papers
that be took every caution respecting his cos.
tune.
The Directors of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting Oh Thursday, the Sd inst !, did net
alter the rate of discount The general impression
has been that the rate would be lowered. 1t was
thought that they would be reduced on the follow
ing Thursday, not later than the week after -
The directors. however, do not generally like to
lower it in dividend week. The bank returns show
a considerable increase in bullion. ST&
The Iudia mail takes out an unusually large
amount of silver for the East and the shipments of
gold to the continent increase, with augmented in
quiry for export. There is also further for
shipment, in the shape of investments in French
securities account of England sis Il
The weather continued magnificent for the har.
vest, and another fortnight of the same would Sc
cure the farmers from all danger of a change in
their prospects
There has been an increased demand for Ameri.
can securities since the political aspect of affairs
between England and the United States had
changed.
Tonnage was in better demand for the Archan.
gel, Australian, Indian, and the Danube and Black
Sea trades
The potato crop will fall short, in consequence
of the heavy rains
The Earl of Shelborne is appointed Under Sec
retary of State for Foreign Affairs, aud will be
raised to the peerage by bis present title Sir W.
Williams, of Kars, will succeed him as representa-
tive in Parliament Of Calpe. 4
The Marquis de Breme, who had been sent to
London to offer King Victor Emanuels portrait to
her Majesty Queen Victoria, returned to Turin on
the 24th of June. Gt'
Reports have been for some time current that
unpleasantness existed between the courts Of
France and Russia, and that Count Morny's de-
parture for st Petersburg was delayed in copse
quence. As Morny was about ready to embark
the difference is probably arranged.
The report of the Committee of the Corps Lee
gisiatif refusing to accord to the Emperor the pow
er of granting pensions is published 1t is respect
Napoleon has yet met from his government The
bill granting pensions 10 the Orlesns princesses
was voted unanimously, although Count Montal
embert wrote strong letter against it, and the
Duchess of Saxe-Coburg Indignantly refuses the
money. The juvenile Count Of Paris has written
letter to M. Roger repudiating the fusion, and
saying that himself his mother and brother do not
recognise the interference of the other membe rs
of the Orleans family and that he reserves him.
self for the future. The letter made considera-
BILE sensation in the Orleanist circles and the Or
leans princes have written angry letters respect
ing the Juveniles interference At the close ofthe
Legislative session the End instant il an.
nounced that the bill for the repeal Of the pro-
hibitory customs duties ia deferred until the next
session.
The measure for consolidating DEGREES relative
TO customs duties into laws is also postponed
The Emperor had arrived at Plombares. ~
The projected meeting between the Emperors OF
Austria and France is confirmed The Frankfort
Journal says positively that the meeting will take
place at Mannheim about the end of July. The
Emperor OF France will reside at the Ducnl pal.
ace, and the Emperor Of Austria at the Hotel L.
Europe. The Kings of Wurtemberg ana Saxony
and the Dukes of Hesse- Baden and Nassau will also
assist Another account says they will meet at
the castle of Arenenberg.
Brest. -.
Accounts of the weather and the crops through
out tue country, even in the lately Inundated dis.
tricts, are favorable. Harvesting had commenced
In the south the VINEYARD also look well
a Paris letter in the Iudep endent Beige says
learn that lottery of twelve millions for the
6eneh. OF the II inundated has been proposed by
Committee of Charity, and that permission for The
same has been asked of tho Emperor in poem by
Merry This lottery, which is to be called the II o.
teris Napoleon, will, iii thought, be authorised.
Spain.
The papers give accounts of the recent riots at ]
Badajos, Valladolid and other cities They seem
to have been of serious magnitude and of an ia.
surreetionary character. The high price of food
was the ostensbe cause of the riots bnt the people
were really excited by political emissaries. mime
rous arrests were made and many of the prisoners
shot The rioters set fire to the corn and to
the growing crops Tranquility was finally re-
stored, when the government announced that the
crops presented a good prospect and that there
was ample supply IN store until tho harvest set in.
rho export of breadstuffs was prohibited
1t was announced that a second squadron OF
ships of-war, with troops for dissmbarkanon 10
Mexico. was ready to sail from Havana should
Mexico refuse 10 safety the demands OF Spain.