The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12
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at noon from Halifax Her malls win 60 South
Her naners contain few items only Of interest
in addition 70 the telsgraphic report via Halifax
In parliament Lord Clarendon asked when the
| napers relative to the Central American and
| me Enlistment questions world be laid ON the
| table. -
| his return from Paris was to lay the Central
American correspondence on the table, and the
enlistment documents would be ready soon
Lord Paimerston made the same announcement
| In the House Of Commons
Mr.. Bulwer gave notice Of resolution on Cen.
trail American affairs
Lord Lypdhurst gave notice that at an early day
he would report on Italian affairs
Lord Malmesbury gave notice that on Friday
he would bring forward his postponed motion de-
claring the fall of Kars be attributed to the blum
ders Of ,hs Government.
| Lord Clanricarde moved for the correspondence
touching Austrian interference in Parma
Lord Clarendon replied that the reports concern.
ing the condition of Parma were exaggerated
1t is reported that Napoleon's impotence broke
up the Conference earlier than was intended
hence the unfinished arrangements respecting the
River Danube.
Northern Italy continues disturbed.
Switzerland.
The Presidents message has been published
The foreign relations of the Republic are repre-.
scented entirely satisfactory, except the dispute
with Baden, respecting the convent property
Baden refuses to submit to arbitration.
The neutrality of Switzerland was respected by
the belligerents, and no proposals were made to
her to express an opinion on the war.
Italy.
The state of Northern Italy continued distracted.
Apartments are being prepared In the Quirinia at
Rome for the Emperor of Austria.
Turkey.
A Geographic despatch from Constantinople
states that the, Grand Ottoman Council has deci.
ded to dismiss the Hospodars of Moldavia and Wal
laehia, and appointed safet Effendi as Ottoman
Commissioned
Minister to st. Petersburg
The Sandman Hospital at Constantinople had
been destroyed by fire. but the sick were saved.
The Sultan had sent magnificent present of
pearls to Victoria and jewelled swords and saddles
to Napoleon.
Russia.
Prince Callimachi declines the offer of being
minister to Vienna. Prince Menschikoff is reliev.
ed from the post of Governor of Cronstadt
Prince Gortschakoff, it is reported from Vienna,
win be Prime Minister, in place of Count NesseI.
| rode. Prince Dogourouki will go as Minister to
Paris. u
Messrs Dryssen's commercial report, dated st.
Petersburg April 10th, warns spectators that
there is but little immediate demand for imports,
and not much produce at the port for exports,-ex.
cept of grain, for which there is sufficient to keep
| freights high.
LatesttC commercial Intelligence.
The Daily News city article of Friday evening
saws: The funds showed heaviness to-day, and the
market closed at the lowest point of the day, and
| ! more than Thursday. The depression was mainly
attributable to reports that a new Government loan
will shortly be announced. According to rumor the
amount of the loan will be ten millions sterling in ad
dition to funding of FIVE million pounds in Exche-
quer Bills The expectation that the Bank returns
would exhibit considerable decrease In the bullion
also assisted the prevailing tendency downwards.
The returns of the Bank confirm the report. The de-
crease in the stock of bullion il e., 09045. The Co.
| vernment balance is now very small, and affords