The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-17
THE DAILY DISPATCH
Fri lay Morn,us, Apr,, Iz.,1s.,

AAL JAIL / DlSI "A l. " II
Frii"y Morniug, April I7,'1ss5.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NKWs ny
THE B0RUssIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE ERICSSON.
We have the following additional news by the
Borussia at New York:
FRANCE.
PARIS, March 29th.
Nothing certain Is known about the day when
The conference on the Nenfcha,ei affair will hold
its fifth session. but the general opinion Ia that I,
will come to satisfactory settlement of tha. cues.
tion wherefore the public takes no great intere 81
In its proceedings
1t seems TO be certain that the Prince NapoIeon
will meet the Grand Duke Constantine at Toulon
Count morny's return to Paris ia expected in
May. The Duke of Granmont and the Duke OF
Montebello are mentioned as most likely TO sue
ceed him in the mission to Russis
The number of Russian mobiles sciournipg ir
France Is increasing daily. Many-an anonsst then
the Director General Of the Police of St Peters
bureh, will depart next onday for Toulon for
the solemn reception of the Grand Duke Constan
tine
AT Lyons numerous political arrests have taken
place Il is said that the police have discovered
secret society. whose members are Joined for the
purpose OF furthering the election of the well
known republican and celebrated physician Ras-
pail, but who is not eligible under the new elec.
ton law
In regard to the building of railroads in Algeria
1t has been decided upon by the Ministerial Coun.
Gil, under the approval of the Emperor, that at
present only the railroads from Phlippeville to
Constantine from Algiers to the Atlas, and from
Oran to the plain of st Denis du Sig, shall be
built, the remaining projects being postponed till a
larger increase Of the colonial population.
THE PERSIAN MINISTER
The Persian Minister, Jeruk Khan, would return
from London in q few days He would wait till be
receives the ratification of the treaty between
Persia and England in Paris, from the Court of
Teheran, aud then return to London to conclude a
com mercial treaty, wbereupon he intends to sail
back to Persia in the month of September.
THE AUsTRIANS OUT OF MOLDAvIA
According TO letters from Vienna, the chief com
mander of the Austrian troops in the Danubian
Prncipalities bad dispatches the 25th that
there was not one Austrian soldier more left in
Mol1avia
The elections for the Cortes bee an on the 25th OF
March The prospects are favorable for a victory
of the government
The infant Don Enrique, brother of the King,
has been ordered to quit Spain and go to France,
because he declared for the Progressists.
DENMARK
C.PssHAGis March 81 fc- -day the French Am
bas at this Court has this ications
OF tbs Sound Dues Treaty the part of his govern
ment
Dues was published by the Minister of Foreign At
fairs.
INTERESTING FROM GgPmAHY
BERLIN March 3l.-ln the frusoian National As
sembly there has been an interesting debate in
gard to the eacroschments of the Danes upon ths
rights o. the people ia schIsswig Holstsin. One
OF the members thought proper TO protest against
ths tJrsnncai acts of the Osnes in the Duchies,
whereupon the Prime Minister Won Hanteufel, re-
svonded that in regard TO this, Prussia had acted
alree6v, earnestly and and would pro.
cerd Fl my with the whole of Germany.
The propositions relative to the settlement of the
Sound Dues question passed both Houses ur ami.
moGnly.
Large masses of erigrents had pssre through Ber-
lin Intending 70 sail from Bremen for Texas.
Gha Pr1ssisn Government in!ends besides its a.
val station the North Sea- 20 erect another in the
Baltic, on the coast of the Island OF Rugen
In the absence lfauy English papers we have no
political from that untry, and only the fcl.
l0wEg buef susioDs to commercial N atters which
find t.legraphed 70 the Hambursh journals:
LosDos. March SI.-conaols have slightly sd
L1vERPooL MARKETS.
lvssPocL, .4arch S0.-Th4 Persis arrived on sa
tuTday night with news from New York to 18th
Tho sale, Of cotton to-day have been about 5000
ba'ss, at former prices.
LIvgRpooL, March 8 St.-To-day 000 bales of cot
ten were sold, with firm market. and uach harg sd
pricss
There is no sllusion to the Bre,dstuffs or Pro
vision market
The steamer Ericsson, with dates from Liver
pool to the afternoon of the 1st inst arrived at
New York at 2 o'clock Wednesday morning By
this arrival we have the following:
The London Times, OF March 81, gives the re-
suit of the elections, 80 far as ascertained Min.
isterial 272 Opposition, l20.
Lord John Russell and Baron Rothschi,d have
been e-elected for the city Of London.
(By Submarine and British Teleeroph)
We lave received the following telegra pnic dis
patch from Trieste:
hn CfQ Auoc
rived here to day at 2 P M. from Alexandria
which port she left on the 24sh.
The Indian mail was 20 leave Alexandria on
that day with advices from Hong Kong to Feb
Is; Calcutta, Feb %; Madras, March Bonn
bay, March 5 and Bushre, Feb. Is
PERSIA.
On the 9Th of February a force under General
Outran obtained a signal victory at Kbooshab over
the Persans, who were commanded by Soojah oil
Msolk.
On he Sd of pbruary al expeditionary force
of 4I9 cavalry 800 infantry, and IL guns left Bu'
shire
In 42 hours they reached the Persian entrench
mt n; at Boorazjoon, distance of46 miles, whence
the enemy retire ated to the mountains, abandoning
the stores and ammunition, all of which were de-
stroyed.
Two days after, the troops commenced their re-
turn march
An Intellectual night attack was made by the en-
emy.
At dsybreak on the ash the Persian army
about 6 coo strong, with five guns, was attacked
by the British cavalry spd artillery, and totally
routed The enemy lost 700 killed, 100 prisoners
and tw guns.
Our loss 10 killed and 63 wounded.
Lieutenant Frauckland killed; Captains
Fosrbe aud Mockler, and Lieutenent Greentree
were wounded
The expedition returned to Bushire on the 10Th
of February.
CHINA.
In China, with the exception of an attack on
the junks in the Canton river, no further active
operations had taken place.
Admiral Seymour was a. Hong Kong, waiting
for reinforcements
The trial of Alum and his lIow-prison ers
had resulted 10 verdict of "Not Guilty"
telegraphic message received at Bombay from
the authorities of Calcutta that the Emperor
of China had sent orders to Yeh to conclude peace
on any terms.
AT Hong Kong exchange was 4s6d
At Shanghai imports were rather low.
The total silk settlements amounted to 20 SOC
bales, of which 81 GEO had left.
Prices Lad advanced $40.
Exchange 6s7d at Foo.chew. A further advance
had taken place in tea.
The import market was dull.
INDIA.
Disturbances have taken place in Pegu. They
are unimportant, but they led to skirmish with