The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-29

furnish the following additional items OF foreign
news:
The screw steamship Indian arrived at Liverpool
from Quebec In nine days and eleven hours.
The steamship Belgique arrived at Southampton
on the 13th inst.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House Of Commons Mr. Dillivin gave no
tice of motion that the Clerk of the House in
administering the oath to members. be authorized
TO omit from the oath of ADMIRATION the words ION
the true faith of a Christian"
Mr.. Griffths gave notice of a resolution that
hostile steps ought tn be taken by government
with regard TO the execution Of the Suez canal.
On Tuesday, Colonel Lindsay moved an address
for copies Of Secretary Marry's letter to thu
French Government in answer to the Resolution
Of the Paris Conference the subject of Privateer
ing Lord Palmerston said that it not usual
for Government toproduce correspondence between
two independent governments. Secretary Narcy's
letter 10 the French Government was not officially
In the hands of the British Government and could
not be produced. The communication of the
American to the French Government had been
made by the last Government Of the United States
but the pretent Administration had ntimated
that they did not wish for answer to it. and under
these circumstances the House would feel that tn
question could not be discussed properly. H.
therefore hoped it would not be pressed. Lord
John Russell thought the government could max"
a statement of the grounds upon which the d-cla
ration had been entered into. He was afraid the
consequences would he very serious but England
was bound TO them now. Sir Charles Napier
thought the engagemen Mt could not be broken; and
would necessitate the blockading of every port OF
the enemy. The motion was withdrawn.
FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says, the
conspiracy recently discovered the most
serious of any have knowledge of, in the charac
ter Of the persons concerned. the extent of it,
ramifcations and the objects proposed, which in
cluded the assassination Of the Emperor, and =
revolution throughout Southern Europe. The
members of a Provisional Government were already
named by the conspirators, and the plans were
pretty near perfected when the discovery wa
made.
Tho declared hostility of Lord Palnerston to the
Suez Canal produced a considerable sensation in
France, and the Paris Journals are pretty severe in
their comments on it.
1t il stated that the Duke de Grammont. the
French Mini.tar u Turin. will succeed Count Nor
ny In the mission to Russia.
SPAIN.
According to the latest accounts from Spain
tranquility was everywhere established, and tn,
Courts Martial were in full operation.
ITALY.
Nothing has been received from Italy but lengthy
details of revolutionary movements already anti
Cipated.
The two sicilies were tranquil.
Colonel Pisacore, the Chief of the insurgents in
Calabra, was under arrest.
The Queen of Naples was not expected to live.
PERSIA.
1t is stated, but doubted, that the Shah had made
requistiOn General 0utram of a column of
troops to enforce the evacuation of EIerst, which
was held by his nephews, who, disappearing the
terms of peace, refused to withdraw.
AUSTRALIA.
Dates from Melbourne to the 9th of April, and
over sixty thousand ounces of gold had been re
ceved by the ship James Bames.
Tho 0Shaughnessy ministry had resigned.
spirited speculation in grain going on in
the Melbourne markets, which otherwise were dull
The telegraph wires between Agra and Delhi has
IN m inan
The American house of King Co, at Hong
Kong, had suspended payment. Their liabilities
mostly to Chinese, amounted to f1500OO.
TURKEY
1t il denied that the Porte had issued a protest
against the occupation of Peri by the English
keschd Pasha simply had personal interview with
Lord StratfOrd de Radcliffe the subject.
RUSSIA,
A dispatch announces that the Russians have oc
cupied Gaguy, on the frontier of Abasia.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.-The Liverpool Cotton
market was buoyant. The newspapers report all
qualities of American advanced l-l6d viii e Messrs
Kichardson, Spence Co, quote the market firm q,
the rates current previous to The sailing Of the Asia
ing 800 on speculation and $40 for export.
LIyLRrooL bKsADsTufFs Markell cssrs. Richard
clinlng. Flour very dull, and ID lower Wheat i'll
animate. and quotations nominal red 2i lower
Corn declined III. but closed irmer Quotations
Western Canal flour 4s 6dG3ls Cd Ohio }2s(a33s;
Philadclphla and Baltimore 3lstt32S; red Wheat 81
hiags al; white gs 6'l@l0s; mixed and yellow Corn
}os ID The weather had been favorable for the crops
LONDON MONEY MtRKET.-The London money mar.
ket was active at unchanged rates. The news from
India caused decline i'll Consols, which werr quoted
Friday at g2d92t. reduction in the rate of dis
count was expected by the Bank OF England Thurs
day
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, July Isl y. M.-McssrS. Richardson
spence Coz report cotton steady; sales about 1000
bales. Breadstuifa very quiet. Provisions unchang-
ed.
LONDON, Saturday M.-Consols for money closed
at 14@gl%s for money.