The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25
EUROPEAN MAILS. 2

The steamer City of Baltimore arrived at New
k,Tuesiay with the foreign malls to the 9th N
slant. Her important news has already been anti
eipated by the Indian, at Quebec, and we make a
brief summary of interesting items.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The sixth annual conference Of the Morrnons was
held IN London on the 9Th instant The at ndance
throughout the day averaged about thousa nd
! persohs Reports more or less encouraging to the
cause were received from various provincial conf
| ferences.
The London Times, Of the sth instant says:
| hr. Brett is now endeavoriny to persuade the
Austrian Government to lay down a submarine
| telegraph between Ragusa and Alexandria
some further correspondence with the English
colonial Office, respecting a grant made by the
trown to raise and remove guano from the isles
| OF Jiblee, H1skie and GHurzoad on the South
coast Of Arabia, was published by order of Parlia
ment The correspondence refers to matters OF de-
| tail ship of war to be stationed in KooI ia
Siooria Bay for the protection of the trade there
ana every attempt was to be made to conciliate the
| Arabs.
bsfFs Life in London, remarking upon the Amer
lcan horse Lecompte's running for the Warwick
up, says Lecofnpte has never run since his
with Arrow at New Orleans, owing to his having
then injured one OF his joints which has interfered
with his doing much work during the twelve
months he has been in England and presented
sdch very enlarged appearance that it was almost
even betting about his breaking down The result
might have happened if il had been strong run
if the rain had not come TO alter the state
Of the ground and under the circumstances
Lecompte performed much better than even his
owner calculated upon. The horse pulled up very
lame, but did not break down. and We believe it is
Mr.. Ten Broecks intention to send him back to
America
The last orders Of English troops for India make
up fully 10000 troops, irrespective of the reliefs
from Persia, China, Ceylon and the Cape of Good
Hope.
FRANCE
The Prussian ministerial journal, Zet. asserts
that a misunderstanding has arisen between France
and Denmark with regard to the mode of payment
ui tie sum which France has consented 20 contri-
bnte tor the redemption of the Sonnd dues. France
refuses to pay at any other place than Paris. while
"ehhark insists on receiving the money at Copcn-
hagen.
A vague rumor was current of the probable visit
to France OF the Pope Of Rome, for the coronation
ol the Emperor, at no very remote period.
Advlces from Paris allege that the bullion in the
BANK OF France had increased 81 400 900 since the
last monthly return, and that the discount market
was rather easier.
Trade in Paris was improving Corn continued
TO decline in France
The Emperor has addressed the following letter
10 the French ambassador ut London:
Il send you El0O0 sterling. as my personal sub
scripton in favor of the officers and soldiers cruel
~ afflicted in India. also send you f400 the re
suit OF the subscription of the Imperial Guard We
nave not forgotten the generous subscription ofthe
Queen aud of the English people at the time of the
inundatons"
DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, September !, 1S57--!The Legislative
Chambers have been convok ed for the Both SepteIn
ber.
Baron llookschild, Ambassador or Sweden and
Norway to the Court of ST. James, died suddenly
D 3sterday.
PERSIA
The latest advices from Persia state that the Iri-
'ish minister had been received by the shah. Gov
efnment had proclaimed the legal equality of the
| uieieht religious denominations of the Persian
empire. British force of 5,4G0 remained at Bu-
shife' Ilerat had not been evacuated Fifty thou
'and men were assembled iu Khorassan.
| PRUSSIA
| ar wright, the new minister to Berlin from the
United States, has presented his credentials to the
| sing IN private audience at Sans Souci
Beriln was crowded with members of the Evan
geiical Union, and the proceedings of the Union
were to commence forthwith.
| SPAIN
| The Paris correspondent Of the London Trnes
says that intelligence from Rome is highly lavora-
ble to the arrangement of the pending difficulty he
| tween Mexico and the Holy See. Although moth
| ing has as yet been finally concluded the Msrican