The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-27
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me mails by tho Asia, which arrived a, New
'orh friday evening, with dates to July llth, are
received. ~ '
GREAT BRITAIN
In the House of Commons. the c,ar.o,,u- -, a.
Exchequer has laid on the table supnIsmart.rv w
inmates iVr the wars with china and persis and
SAID he would ask for appropriations Of half a nil
non pounds III each. lie also intiuated thar hs
would shortly submit resolution to continue ,b
"A'tinS duties On tea and sugar for two years from
the let Vi April next
on Friday night, in the House Of Lords. Earl of
nrahlI!le moved tbs second reading of the t,aths
Lord Derby brought forward his amendment in
powerful speech. and after a long debate In which
me catholic members threatened opposition on tn.
thiFd reading, unless notifications we're mad, in
lJy. - ~ -
Tho I'LL vas thus thrown out by "a majority
ihe Bishop Of London spoke in favor Of the bill
aHd Thy Archbishop Of Canterbury against it.
, eh u Wood state, in the House Of Commons that
'otethhiont had no information Of troops sent out
10 thlua having been diverted to India although
II vas known that the Governor General of India
had written to Lord klgiu for such pswers
9. pubic meeting was held in Liverpool on the
oth instant, for the purpose Of hearing and wei
coming Tho Hon. Neal bow. The attendance was
large, and the guest received warm greeting
mixed however, with few hissss Resolut tions IN
lafor OF prohibition, aud complimenting Mr. Dow
were adopted.
IL was expected that tho shipping of the cable
on board the Niagara would DO completed by about
the nth of July. The L. ). frigata Savannah was
expected to arrive i'll the Mersey ON Saturday, the
The Mayor of Liverpool gave a splendid banouet
To tho officers Of the Niagara and Others to the
huuoer oI about hity, On the sth, and speeches
gratifying description.
Prince Louis Napoleon was making his marine
tour round the British ises He arrived at Dublin
on the 9th.
The latest betting in London for the Goodwood
cup was :--lOO to Is against Anton ftakeu1 \ To !
against Gemma di Nersy ttskeu;) T. to l against
fotocki lWanted) IL to against Florin (wantodl
The ships engaged by the East India Company
Tor 'he conveyance of troops, Comprised six steam
efs and eleven sailing vessels. Tho steamers are
to go to Dublin to take regiments at that port Eur
OF tho sallinSs will proceed to Portsmouth, and thu.
remainder to Dublin.
FRANCE
Tho Bank Of France returns for the month show
falling OF OF cash in hand in Paris to the extent
OF 81 U,UoJ francs, and In the branch banks
21,2lJ,oao francs. The increase in the bills dis-
counted in Paris Was 56.4OO 900 francs and in th.
provinces 29,OuuUV0.
The Paris Correspondent Of the Times asssrt,
that ths opposition Deputies, unless something uu-
expected occurs, will certainly tho oaths to the
Constitution. although they will refuse to attend for
thst purpose at tho Palace of the Tuiler,s prefer
ring their legal place OF meeting the Palace OF the
Legislative body. Ie also says that public opinion
ia fixed on one point-that the elections have Le.u
unfsvorable to the government, and that conse
quently an uneasy feeliny pervades tho public
mind. Tho second elections in Mayonne aud the
Somne resulted in the return Of the two opposj
ton candidates, Messrs. Haligon and De Morgan
The recent discovery Of plots against the Empe
reT, says Paris dispatch, has induced the km-
to iOQ him at at ploml1iarns ,,T
going alone to Biarritz.
SPAIN
Tho Madrid journals refer in Vague terms ofcontin
ued disturbances IN various parts Of Spain. band
OF I5O armed men had invaded tho town of Utrsra
crying long live the republic They oyernov.rel
the Sondarmel fe, sId burned down their tarracks
and the town Lai, with all its archives and after
e1actng the SUI Of 5000 piastrss from the popu ace
quilted tho town. An outbreak is said TO hay-
subsequently, occurred in Utrera but q djspstcb Of
the 9TH instant atstes that it had been completed,
put down twenty Of the insurgents having been
killed and twenty-five others who were arrested
have boen sentenced to be- shot.
The Spanish COrtes have votad hy Iarre msio
rity Law calculated to put an end to the liberty OF
the press in that country.
Letters from Madrid of tho 5th state that appre-
uehsloh was Iclt OF disturbances In that city.
ITALY.
1t is stated in regard to the recent revolutionary
outbreak that haZ8ini seeing 80 few jUin the move
mont Countermsnded it, left Genoa aud escaped
from Leghorn on board ship CARRYING the Portu-
guess flag. His friend and accomplico Miss White
had been arrested at Genoa she refused to leave
and had declared her intention to undergo A trial
letter from Leghorn Gays that government ac-
counts admit fifteen soldiers killed and twenty in
"nr8ents shot, who were captured with arms il
their hands. Private accounts estimate the sol
ders killea at 25 and tho insurgents at 6o. The
Pledmontese Gazette says that tho number Of per
sons arrested at Genoa was 81, including 80 Pied
montese subjects.
MAI al tEQa unin IT,t1 1tro
dercd to write their names their doors The of
hcial journal announces that the bands OF insur.
gents who disembarked at Sapri had been attacked
by the troops at Psdula and 100 of them killed and
30 wounded. The greater part of those who escaped
had since been arrested.
The Paris Pays says that the movement was the
result off vast conspiracy, which would have been
felt beyond Italy. clue to it had been in tn,
hand. Of the French Government for a fortnight
and several arrests Of parties implicated had boen
made in Paris, where the revolutionary movement
was also to have been put III practice we'll as in
spain
At Bologna, the Papal procession had boen re
ccivcd with groans and hisses on account Of the
Popes refusal to grant certain concessions to the
people.
AUSTRIA.
The King Of Prussia had arrived at Vienna
There is consderoble Importance attached to this
interview between the sovereigns Of Austria and
Prussia,
II IL stated tnAl bne eluebt danRhteF or Prince
Charles lIohenzollers Siglnaringen is the afianced
bride Of the King Of Portugal.
GRBBcg
The government had published notice declaring
that all the reports in reference tho succession to
the throne Of Greece were without foundation and
that the question was already regulated by the CON
stitution.
AFRICA.
letter from Sierra Leone, of May 24th reports
the capture and arrival at that port ofa slave brig
antine named the Adams Gray, of New Orleans
Tho capture effected by tho British steamer
Prometheus of Lagos on the 10th of April All the
paraphernalia Of SLAYER were found on board and
some t5,0Oo sterling in gold, wherswth to pur-
chase cargo. The vessel had been condemned at
Sierra Leone.
THE VERY LATEST
MONETARY. .....st
From the London Times City Article, July Ill
IoNpos, July 1.-THE unfavoTable character of
the monthly statement of tho Bank of France pub
lished this morning. coupled with the renewed fall
on the Paris Bourse caused English funds to omen
| at a decline OF one-eighth. Some purchases how
ever, took place on the part of the public, and led
to an improvement which was partially maintained.
On the Stock Exchange money wanted in the
morning, but in tho afternoon it ohtainable at
to Oh per cent full supplies being offered at the
latter rate. In the discount market there was no
alteration.
With reference to the market for American seen