The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01
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The files of the Europa contain the following ad-
dtionai news


The files of the Europa contain the following ad
ditionai news:
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Roebuck moved
resolutions condemHing the Persian war. and sup
ported his motion in speech of much bitterness
accusing Lord Paimerstou of having, by denuding
India Of troops for the Persian war, brought about
the present state of affairs in India The debate
was very warm, and Mr.. Roehuck had many sun
porters, who, however, declined voting for the res
olutions
Lord Palmerston censured Mr. Roebuck's mo-
tises, and reviewed the of the negotiators
with Persia, claiming credit rather than csnsura
for the concessions the government made to facili
tale restoration of peace. lie denied there was
any connection between the Persian war and the
India mutiny.
The resolution was lost by a vote OF 80 yeas
against 352 nays.
In the House of Lords, Friday, Lord Broughan
brought forward motion for an address, to the
Queen. to discountenance all measures tending tn
promote the slave trade In supporting which he
| made powerful speech.
Lord Clarendon endorsed Lord Brougham's sen
tnents, saying that If it turned out renewal of
the slave trade the government would not hesitate
| to use her power to stop il.
The address was agreed to-
The House Of Commons voted half million
on account of the Persian war after a spicy de
bate
Lord John Russell asked but failed to get the 90
vernment to fix day for the consideration of the
new bill he proposed to introduce for the admit.
sion of jews into Parliament. lie then asked for
leave to bring IN bill on the subject but after a
noisy debate the house adjourned without action on
the subject
The London Times in article on tho Hon Vim
H. Marcy privateeTing letter. which il calls bold
and comprehensive proposal expresses regret that
england did not close at once with the suggestion
therein contained. 1t says that before decision
could be formed the Cabinet of Washington became
alarmed at the possibility that it's offer would be
accepted. Mr. Buchanan aud General Casss have
intmated their disincnation to follow up the dis
cnssloh' nor II there any reason to hope that de-
sirable an object will soon be attainable. In the
meantime the laws between England and America
are wholly unaffected by the convention at Paris
IN the House OF commons Sir C. Wood gave no
tice of motion for a vote Of 1000 more seanien
| for service in the Indian seas
Lord pameTston. in reply to Mr. Griffths ra-
peated his objections to the construction of the
Suez ship canal financially, and warned British ca
pitalsts to hold themselves sloof from such an uu.
| dertaking.
Prince Napoleon visited and inspected tho United
states frigate Niagara the 18th instant and in
return Captain Hudson wits entertained on the in.-
| perial yacht.
The U. z. steam frigate Susguehanna WAS expect
| ed at Liverpool on the 18th or 10Th.
deputation from the anti-slavery society pre-
sented a memorial to Lord palmerston on Wednea-
day. condenning the proposed scheme to obtain
negro laborers from Africa to the West Indies
| Lord Palmerston said that the government were
ai1Ye to the danger of the scheme and would tax.
care that nothing was done which tended to re
suscitate the slave trade. The London Times con
tnued its agitation in favor of obtaining free la
borors under British surveillance.
The members of the House of Commons in favor
of the parliamentary oaths bill resortins to
outside measures to bring about speedy settle
ment of the question.
The continued tests of the submarine cable a.
it is coed in the ships. very satisfactory At
Cork whence the vessel will sail about the first
Augu't' experiments will be made through the en-
tire cable
Insurance has been effected on the saf. lavng OF
the cable at rates ranging at ten per cent and ur-
wards. but many stockholders are sangune enough
to prefer their own risks.
The government intends sending to India q
steam squadron of considerable force Of artillery
| by the most rapid conveyance at hand. And in
addition to the troops already mentioned the fore,
appropriated for Chinese operations are all inter
cepted, and ordered to service in India
Mr.. OP1atherty has been unseated for Galway
and the election declared void. on tho grounds of
bribery and treating by his agents.
IT the weather continued favorable, reaping
would commence in some of the more forward di-
tricts in England the third day of July. TIE crops
promised abundantly
The police are active in their researches after
the Italians who took part in the late conspiracy
About thirty have been arrested at MarSrlles and
on the frontiers.
The complete returns of the supplementary cleo
| ton show the election Of eleven opposition depu
ties in all
The Indirect revenue Of France for the frat ak
months of the present year show increase OF
81. .0G0, 900 francs
P,ris, Fraity.-The government hurried over
the funeral of Beranger which took place at noon
to-day, and was Undisturbed by any retardahe in.
cd"nt. There was large display of military force
and an immense conCourse of people.
SPAIN.
The government of Spain ia sending more troops
and materials for the war against Mexico
ia ia tal i4,,t;
reform as proposed by the government.
ITALY.
The affairs In Italy are in tranquil condition.
1t was asserted that the recent movement was
planned in london, and therefore the Italian court
backed by Austria and France. il about to protes.
against the asylum which England affords to these
| Troublesome refugees.
FINASCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
L7ndon Money NTkct.--Tha Times of the 18th
| save
The reduction in the rate of discount onIv fulfil.
| public expectation. Pending the harvest there.
fore. and with the contingencies of tho Indian war
before US, an alteration greater than that now re
| solved upon would hardly appear prudent TIL.
report that the East India Company want a loan i.
| improbable as they have 100000 of eycheauar
bills in London, amply sufficient for their immed
ate use, and their financial requirements will be
met in India.
| Messrs. Barring Bros. & Co. report money in good
supply Bar silver, 5s. I'd; dollars, 5s. 1d eas giles
| rs. Cd.
| THs dREAT EAsrERN.-The Directors Of this i'm.
| mense steamer throw some doubt tho fact
whether she will visit this country AT least carly
| as expected The owners are embarrassed for funds
They want El00,00o sterling to complete and fl her
Tor and propose to raise il by mortgage on the
steamer They say, that although the best time
for making trial trip to Portland would be in the
month of October, the directors felt that it would
be difficult without adding largely to the cost &c
complete the ship by that time, but that they had
no doubt she could be completed and properly equip
ped by April of next year, the next most favourable
season for the voyage; and that the total coat of