The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-25
FOREIGN fNTKLLIGRNUK.
SInanciaf Trenbles q Ernncs, re.
The foreign malls BY tho City oi Bsisimofs, are
lece'ved. The news T. unimportant, except In .
commercial view. -

a0oeeVoo. Ane news " unimportant, except In
ENGLAND.
= Inc Lcndon Timssis commenting ON Mr.. corsnl
S.s, SSosMass ridiculous suggestion for the United
Panama: itsays such . proceeding ronid -. =.
showed oy the British Government II aavs th.t
tne people OF the United States "must - hov
mucn such projects ~ these discredit the Cav.
% ,s tas United States In the eyes Of Europe,
power % other hands, The 0overnment of the
United States need not fear that IL win Iook con.
.ehptioie IN any eyes Its acts are such ss 20 com
Z. sno respect from all and the people of the IIni
nn- S..;es are the best Judges In whose hands
power should be placed: They are lust now da.
terminipg the matter ~
Ile Liverpool Courier is enlishtenine IT, read.
srs on the danger of dissolution Of the IrniteN
for a. oas sh.. me sdo. appears to be in profound
produce. The following ID his conciusion. "a.
.ne case appears At present. the United States
seem 70 be bound together by q rops of sand Which,
may pc easily broken, and which nav be fell by
nome o. .ne states to be 30 unsatisfactory as to
.nduce them to abandon the Union, to Join them
selves to Canada, and TO scknow ledge allepianca
chusetts e - ssA'
REPORT TO THE EMPEROR ON THE FINANCIAL
tSg TROUBLES OF FRANCE.
M Mague has made . report to the Emperor on
Wv hhSuCiei tAUuDtcbOt tn6 Empire. He states
that the deficit of 1854 has been reduced to 73 O00
GOO francs. The deficit of 1855 will not excaed
6O,00O.00O francs. For the Eve preceding wears
the average insuficiency had not been less thar
s0OO0000 The indirect revenues in 1855 reach
IS 600 600 francs, without counting SO 600 600 ari
sing from new taxes. So "a
"At no period, under the happiest ipfiuenees.
has the productive strength of the nation NANTES.
ted Itself by such striking signs Not only
has the amount of 1854 been reached and az.
lbs ~ h~. A.
ordinary level of 1855 been obtained but the first
months of the present year, compared with the
corresponding months OF last year, have given rs
considerable increase This increase for the first
six months alone is 63, 600 900 more than in 1854,
and nearly 26 O00 900 1855 1t ia true that the
comparison for the month of August is less ia.
vorable; but it is not of consequences; IL is ex.
planned by the anticipated payments made in Au-
gust OF last year with view to avoid the new tax
QGRpt'cotsoa du nouueaM decime) This par
tial loss will, moreover, soon be made good. The
information received allows to hopo that in the
100000
FINALLY, the progress of the old taxes and the
amount of the new ones form, in the draueht Of
the budget for the nine first months of the current
year, an excess of value Of about 70 O00, ,OOO The
Importance of this figure is beyond q question:
Thus, sire, without giving way to illusions we
have the most serious reason to hope that for the
first time since many years the budget for 1856
despite the expense of loans will have q real ba.
lance of account. This most desirable result OBJ.
tanned at more difficult period is the best proof
that the rising movement of the public wealth Is
far from having fallen off.
"The embarrassments which have been sigma.
lized are not, therefore, to be attributed to any
fundamental vice, but to monetary causes. The
sta te of the Treasury, which is excellent Is an
additional proof The first two loans are settled and
the instruments of the last which will suffice to
liquidata the war, are paid up regularly. The
public revenues increase, rs have already OBJ
served, in proportion never before eq1alled -
The taxes are paid without cost, with rare pune
tuality, and even In advance Money flows into
the public chests. The payment of the half years
rcnte has left with . reserve Of no. COO 600 1t
must be evident to every man In his senses that
these facts are indications Of . fundamentally
good position"
1t was rumored that an autograph letter has
been addressed by the Emperor to Queen Isabella
advising her Majesty. in the most friendly manner
to govern her people constitutionally, and to re-.
spect the liberty of the subject
The government of O'Donnell is showing the
greatest energy in the Mexican affair. The Queen
has declared the child of the Duchess Montpen-
sier to be the Infanta of Spain.
The government is sending strong feet into
the Mediterranean 1t amounts to q total of 200
guns.
ITALY.
A letter from Pesaro, in the Roman States, da
ted the 18th September, states that all the shops
Cioocu III Tue morning. ana VARIOUS 6e0ltlOuS no.
tices posted up, in consequence of the government
summoning the tradesmen to pay the arrears of q
tax on trades. At noon, however, it was announc-
ed that the tax was suspended, and Immediately
all the shops were re-opened and tranquility re-
stored.
SWITZERLAND.
The federal powers are resolved to hold their
own In Neufchatel, with the full consent of that
Canton. The grand Council of Neufchatel indeed,
has voted an address to the Federal Council thank
Ing them in the warmest manner for energetic sup
port rendered ito one of the members of the Con.
federation in danger" II has also voted, by ma.
ority of to thirtyone the dissolution of
the burgeoise, the creation of q municipality, the
expulsion of the compromised clergy, and the dis
missal of officials who had secretly or openly aid
ed the late insurrection. Swords of honor have
been voted to Colonels Denzler and Girard. The
Federal Council, in message to the Federal As
sembly, states that Prussia alone has made any
formal representation on the subject of Neufcha-
tel. "F under any circumstances, there were
grounds for negotiations. they could not, in our
opinion, be opened except the basis Of the recog
milton of the complete independence of the Canton
of Neufchatel as regards a foreign power. We
shall energetically reject any overture that has
According to LIE Nord, of Brussels, the Rus.
sian organ, the King of Prussia Is 30 exasperated
at the conduct and language of the Federal Gov
eminent of Switzerland in the Neufchatel affsir,
that he threatens to proceed to the military occupa-
the prosecution of the royalist prisoners not being
Suspended. ~ =
THE NEW DANISH MINISTRY.
The Ministerial crisis in Denmark is at an end.
The Cabinet is reconstructed as follows: ~ An
dres, President Of the Council and Foreign Secre-
tary; N. Fenger. Finance Department; NJ
Scheele minister for the German Duchies) and
the other members of the late Cabinet, with the
exception Of N. Bang, retain their portfolios
1@s CHINA.
From Hong Kong we have the following s'Of
the rebels in QuaDgsi, we hear nothing An ex-
tensive fire broke out on the 23d of July amone
the boats at Shameen suburb, which destroyed
great numbers and about 200 lives were lost -
From Shanghai, we have dates to the 3lst of July.
The movements of the rebels still created much
uneasiness, but large bodies of Tartar troops had
lately been brought down from the north, and
there was report that the rebels had been de.
feated and obliged to retire towards Ching kiane.
foo. This requires confirmation"
AUSTRALIA.
By the overland mail we are In receipt Of sgd
ney papers to the 9Th of July, containing adyices
from Melbourne to the 2Sth of June. 5f@
Parliament was opened by commission on the
z2d of June under circumstances Of greater inter.
est than had ever before attended the opening Of
the sessions Of the colonial legislature.
The Melbourne Age reports that the escorts
from Mount Alexander and Balarat, had brought
into Melbourne on the 9th of june g, 100 ounces
cf cold nd goa TOT cash