The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-05
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sATUkDAY M0RNINa.......... .DnoEnRER S M
AddationaI Foreign Itsms.
ne nave the following additional items offorsixn
news by the steamship America:

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second attempt was made to launch thA f..;..
tnsn steamer, Great Eastern. on the leth in.ssa,
oas proved failure it being found ifnnossihls !,
move ner. The four hydraulic presses wers brmsh.
70 pear upon the ship with full force which fit.
ing 70 start her, all hands now set To wort ~, ,hs
capstans and land purchases 70 heaye Lsrs,r 'o ~.
Chains, put one Of the chains gave way which mr.,
an end TO the operations. The effort Was nj =. -
sesuafiy launch her, but to move the weasel sorn
iorty fset lower down. Another aftar,s III,
made in few days with further a. ss
appiiances The public are now kept in ienora nes -
as 10 the movements of those having the s,nsr;~
tendence of launching her.
c.ivas me siamese Ambassador has been formaly re-
ceised by eneen Victoria at Wiadspr Castle
:, some riotous proceedings had taken nlaee amo,e
.he unemployed operatives at Nottingham. They
neia pubic meeting, and the windows of sanna cf
~ .ra provision shops were afterwards broken Fur
snei n,eetings mas been interdieted. and sneeiaI
constabies enrolled to preserve the peace
Ihere was meeting OF the bondhoie,ers of ~,
LIE f,airoad on the 18th .instant. A resolution
was adopted expressing confidence in the intrinsic
committee to raise subscriptions of further ,ani
tai 10 prevent the foreclosure of the pronartv
a submarine telegraph cable had been 4. Id ha-
tween cogiIari and Malta distance of ahont 3oo
80. perfect success. This line witt accel-
two. - eay VI
FRANCE
a prosecution commenced against certain MONEY
a fha3
gold at the Bank of France. '"-
ei5patch from Aarseiiies says:
sinee The publication of the decree authorizing
thc eA Aportstien OF grain, the improvement in The
aspees OF affairs has been maintl;red There has
Iiae OF three francs for the best qaalities-
otner goods are beginning to raIIy.D
The Pays explains the difference that had oc.rr.
lea at shanghai between the consuls of France ayd
the United states, and says that the affair was or
no Importance and did not result in zny interrun-
frimv
consuls. 'n0 Two
PARIS, Friday evening-The frGds ara ra,bor
io"ef' Inc three per cents closed at e6f. 95c
SPAIN.
e "a. Madrld IL was not considered likely that the
lnanciai crisis would affect Spain. The sitnat;on
OF the Bank continued highly satisfactorv
me price of wheat continued to 0jyawav
o ,I'diiu Journals give some details cf new
eario-Kepubican conspiracy discovered AT parceIo-
Ia iney say tnat the members of the former
party residihg IN France were concerned in II
anu add that notorious Carlist Mako Montezer
Fat, VINO was the head of the affair. was arrested
ana copdemned to death, but the execation wa a
poetpoueu III consequence of lis having offered to
Dispa'ches from Turin announce that of sixty-
nve dehnitive election ret1fns in Piedmont. fnrty
TWO are in favor of the ministers, three donhtfn
and twenty clerical.
GERMANY
The advices from Bohemia are depIorab,e. Ex-
change was in favor OF gold against bank notes.
stnongh secured by the State at the rate of IL to
~ per cent and in favor of silver at the rate of S
to 9 per cent.
DISTRESS AT VIENNA.
vienna letter OF the 14th says: 'sThe financial
sccounts from the manufacturing districts were
exceedingly affecting. The number of failures was
enormous. No greater panic was ever known at
Vienna" -
great fire happened at St. Petersburgh, on the
9th ult. Many lives were lost No particulars are
given
The French journal, Moniteur of the Fleet, says
that the Russian Plenipotentiary announced at
Shanghai that he came TO act in concert with the
British and French Ambassadors, and that he en-
tertained 40 doubt of their being received at Pc
kin
rURKEY.
The Times Paris correspondent writes that DIFF
terence is said to have arisen between England and
Turkey on one hand and Russia on the other re-
specting the trade and navigation of the Black Sea-
This difference threatened to assume some import
ance, but the French and Prnssian government.
interposed, and suggested that solution should
be left to the Congress of Paris.
The difference between the French ambassador
at Constantinople and Redschid Pacha it was un-
derstood, had been reconciled
1t was rumored that the prospect of an under
standing on the question of the Principalties was
all bat certain, aud that Redschid Pacha would Of
Ter no opposition to the plan of an administration
union. In the meantime, the Principalities are be-
coming more and more agitated, and ultra radicals
talked OF establishing provisional government