The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
by the steamer Ins,.


The following additional items of foreion pev,.
are embraced in the advices per steamer Indian
The steamer City of Baltimore left IivarnooI
simultaneously with the steamer Indian.
ENGLAND
In the House Of Lords on Monday Lord cI,nri
carde moved the production Of the papers relative
to the affairs Of India and spoke strongly in favor
OF complete reform Of the Indian goyernman+ :
His motion was adopted.
ID Israeli, also, in the House of Commons rooved
tho production OF certain papers relative to the or
GahzatIon Of the Bengal army. aud elslorateIv rr-
viewed the British Indian policy ASSERTING th.t
the present outbreak would result in national re-
Eoit, anu dehounclng the apathy of the government
IN tue present dangerous emergency
Lord John Russell moved an amendment that m,
aidresS be presented to the Queen assuring her
that the House would cordially support the govern
ment IN any efforts to suppress the disturbances in
India. ~ "
DIsraelfs motion was rejected and Lori JoIn
Russell's adopted ~
The utmost dispatch was being used m the ship
ment OF troops TO India.
The London Times REMARK. that a. C.r+or il
now in the power of Great Britain there il ma sub
stantial reason why the mere proof of this should
not obtain for England all the objects of tho ex
pedltion without further bioodshed or military OBJ
erations "
The London Times appears TO regard the news
from India IA favorable, but the Daily Nows takes
more gloomy view
AT the General Conferenf of the WESLEYAN
slavery society protested against Bishop Simpson
ana DT McClintock, the delegates from the Aneri-
can Methodist Church, for alleged completely in
slavery. "
FRANCE
.,early all the parties charged by the Moniteur
WIN completely in the recent conspiracy emphat-
lcally deny the charges in the London uannrs :
l"dfu koiiin Il especially bitter against the Mop
teur ans the French Emperor and anpeals to the
hrltish courts OF Justice. Letters from Paris how
az ia bat
France can command their extradition. but will
content itself by simply asking England to trans
port the parties convicted.
SPAIN.
Letters in the London Times states that the Fno
llsl anu French ambassadors at Madrid bod rs
hed Spain that she could not reIv on assis+a,,ca
rom their governments in the event of war with
Mexico, consequently Spain has acceded 10 tbe or
lers of mediation. N
representation from Santa Anna bod ,,;, -.
Madrid. " ''u III
GERMANY.
herlin dispatch says that the governments who
are parties to the Zollverein collectively claim
rom rom England indemnity for losses sustained bv
them III the hombardment of Canton.
| INDIA.
Uneasy feelings prevailed at Madras but tba ar
| my at that presidency and at BOMBAY was eva,,
| without the slightest sign of disafecti0p
| An act mad been passed by the Legislature. rla
eng the Indian press under a license system
m
| ney market was rather tighter. Exchange on
London was quoted at Is 12da2s 23Id.
AT bombay the import market was nominolly
closed Money was scarce, and the rate of inter
| eat had been ralssd to / per cent. Exchange on
London was quoted at y y ia2s 2l%d.
CHINA.
| The dates from Hong Kong are to the 10th Of
| June. 1''i' VI
! The Chinese fought with unexamplsd obstir.c,
| ut the taking of their fleet by the British. Th.
! British had SO killed and wounded Major Ksar.
| ney was among the killed
| All WAS quiet in the North.
The price Of tea had advanced at Loo Cboo ora
Shanghai Exchange at Hong Kong was quoted
at As ll34 da5s l4d.
| Arrival of Steamer Fulton.
| The steamer Fulton arrived at Now York Mon.
| day afternoon from llayre bringing London papers
| of the 29th ult. (saHe date as brought by the In
| dian.1
| In the London money market on Tuesday there
was quite Il panic owing to the rumors of another
attempt to assarsinate Napoleon. aud tho unsati4
| factory character Of the adviCes from India. Con
sois which opened at 9112 for money fell to eO7l
| u. and after official hours there WAS a further
| fall OF an s. There an active demand fol
| money and steady withdrawal of bullion from til,
| bank.
The Paris Boursc closed on Tuesday at a Sigh
| decline
Lawrence Eenslaw, the president of Maynutl
| College, il dead.
sugar i'll the London market is active at an nd
| vance of cd. Ia.