The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-28
ADDITIONAL rORKI0N NEWS.

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ADDITIONAL VORRIGN NEWs.
Prospect Of The Harvest In Greas Brissin- Reported
Outbreak at Cadiz-R Rnmorsd Esssrscsien al No
pies.
We have additional foreign news by tho Niagara,
at Halifax, which brings dates TO the 18th inst:
The screw steamship Canadian, from Quebec,
arrived at Liverpool ON the 14th. A lamentable
accident occurred on board the Canadian on the
nomeward passage. The Rev. VIM. Marsh drank,
In mistake, quantity Of disufecting. fluid, and
Notwithstanding every care It proved fatal His
BODY was taken to Liverpool, and On inquest held
upon It.
General La Marmora, has, in the name Of the
kingof SArdina, invited Gen. Canrobert, who 10
at the Sardinia watering place. to visit Turin
according to Italian correspondence, the Nea-
polfan army is greatly dissatisfied with the gov.
ernmenf.
The concessions made by the Russian govern
ment professedly to facilitate the imports of for
eign goods amount to very ttle and relate to such
matters ~ abridging the time allowed between the
delivering In of decision of contents and the de-
posit OF the goods in the bonding warehouses at
st. Petersburg.
GREAT BRITAIN
From every part Of the United Kingdom tie har-
vest reports are Of a favorable character and but
little doubt is now entertained that the grain crops
will be at least fair average in quantity and quail
N.Y. Al cCohuuu tuo crops are very 0o1vY. WIKI
respect to potatoes there is general concurrence
Of evidence that the crops though not entirely free
from disease in some parts of England Ireland and
Scotland promise to be abundant and excellent The
late rains have been very beneficial to green crops
Harvest operations are now general, and SO much
labor is wanted, that farmers have outbid railway
contractors who find themselves compelled to sus-
pend for the present all but their pressing contracts
on the public works. Sir Morton Peto, in . letter,
suggests that the government would act most wise.
ly if it would permit the regiments stationed
In the rural districts to initiate the example of the
in corn.
In the political world there is nothing worth re-
porting.
Miss Nghtengale has returned to her home in
Derbyshire, avoiding all public demonstrations Of
welcome.
A private dispatch from Hamburg states that
there ia some movements going ON among the Or.
Chartress with NJ. Theirs, and their suites, had
left that city for Ostend, in consequence of dis.
patch received from England.
The Moniteur publishes decree opening
credit of five hundred and twenty-five thousand
francs for the payment of the interests and sink.
ing fund of the share guaranteed by France on
the Greek loan of 1888.
Marshal Pellissier's title is Duke of the Mala-
kof, with pension of one hundred thousand francs
per annum.
NJ Rouland had been appointed Minister ofPub-
lie Instructions.
The news from Spain is wholly uninter esting.-
We have report in the Gazette de France but
which requires confirmation, that disturbances
had arisen at Cadiz in disarming the National
Guard, bat with this exception the general disarm
ng is everywhere being carried out without resis
tence The fears entertained of scarcity were di
minishing.
PORTUGAL.
Government has sent the war steamer Mindello
to Madeira with a cargo of provisions and medical
stores. Cholera was increasing at Lisbon.
ITALY.
A report was circulated in the Paris Bourse that
there had been attempt at insurr ection in Ma.
Plies. Ii was not, however. true and from the
precautions taken to repress, any attempt at rising
is unlikely. The secret liberal press has howev-
or, Just issued another proclamation to the people,
calling ON them to agitate firmly and quietly Gar
ribaldi publishes in Genoa paper letter saying
he has just discovered that the gallant Roman, Ce
csruacchio, his two young sons, and five other
victims, who were reported to have escaped were
shot in cold blood by the Austrians in 1S49 at La
Contarina, and that the massacre was concealed.
This statement has created great excitement
throughout Italy.
THE BLACK SEA.
The English war steamer Gladiator has return
ed from the Isle of Serpents 10 Constantinople and
reports on the island fifty Turkish and eight Rus
sian soldiers
There was no armed seizure of the island, as was
reported. u6 lSlduu IL uotuluk Uut y pare TOCk,
of very limited size, and contains only one build
Ing with the Turks and Russians living together,
and the latter are treated by the former as their
guests.
The Gladiator had left again for the Black Sea,
with new instructions of more positive nature
The English press protest strongly against the in
difference expressed by the French government as
to whether the Isle of Serpents belongs to Russia
or Turkey. The proof that the Isle OF Ssfpents-
called also Fidonisi-is very valuable it, that all
the ailied Heota mado IL r0Hd6ZVOua before land.
ing the army at Eupatoria.
The remainder Of the allied feet have not yet
left, and France and Turkey having dispos-
able ships four English ships have joined Admiral
Stewards squadron, now cruising before Balts.
chik.
The evacuation of Turkish territory by French
troops terminated on the 18th, and on the 18th,
Tekeddin Pasha is appointed Governor of Kars.
The International Commission, which has
moved to Jassy, persists in requiring that Russia
shall give up the town of Belgrade
The Archbishop of Kherson and Taiords has
formally consecrated the South side of Sebastopol,
preparatory tosits being rebuilt.
Quarantine regulations are re-established in the
Russian ports OF the Black Sea and the Sea of
Azof the same as before the war.
1t is confirmed that Russia is contracting first
class naval arsenal on the island of Kasko, in the
Gulf of Bothnia.
The harvest in Asia Is reported bad, but consid.
cradle stores remain from last year.
THE LATEST.
By Telegraph from London to Liverpool.
SATURDAY, Aug. 16, 1856.
Her Majesty and the royal family returned to
Osborne from Plymouth yesterday.
The Divan has received formal communication
of the Russian governments claim to the Isle of
Serpents
Kars will be delivered up immediately to the
Turks. 7
The Daily News remarks that for these two acts
on the part of Russia, there Is said to be little
doubt that we are in a great measure indebted to
the prompt determination of Lord Palmerston.
The Lsndon Times, city article, dated Friday
evening, says:-The English funds eontinue to
show total absence of fuctuation The demand
for money in the Stock Exchange was rendered
more active by the foreign stock and share settle
ment out Of doors. And At the Bank of England
there was likewise An increased inquiry In fornign
exchanges. without change in rates.
The corn market this merning was again with
out recovery.
A prospectus has been issued of the Bank of
Toronto, in Canada, with q capital Of $4,000.
= The returns of the Bank Of France for the past
month are on the Whole satisfactory
Tho Journal of Vienna states that as soon "a
the Austrian Cabinet was informed of the intispo-
sition Of Russia to restore Kars, and the occupa
ton of the Isle of Serpents it addressed an ener
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