The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26
FOREIGN MAILS ny THE AmE-
RIGA
The steamer America, which left Liverpool on
the morning Of July 10th, arrived at New York
Friday morning.

| The steamer America, which left Liverpool on
the morning Of July 10th, arrived at New York
Friday morning.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Do the 9Th instant, the House Of Lords was not
| 10 session, and tho proceedings in the House OF
Commons wsre Of merely local interest.
| on the sth. in the House Of Lords, the Jew bill
vas passed through Committee, an amendment
| having been agreed to which prevents jews from
e1efcitng ecclesiastical patronage or ADVISING her
M.Jesty upon ecclesiastical patronage.
In the House Of Commons, after some general
debate, the Government Of India bill was read q
third time and passed amid loud cheers.
on the 9th, In the House OF Lords the India bill
was read first time,
The Earl Of Mslmesbury said the Government
| intended, for reasons which it was unnecessary to
refer 70, to remove from Cuban waters the sqoad
ron now stationed there bus there was no inten.
fian whatever Of disseminating the blockade of the
| coast Of Africa.
| In the House Of Commons, Mr. Disraeli, In re.
spoDse TO an inquiry, said Government had not ta-
Ken into consideration the expediency Of making
use Of the Leviathan In order to lay down the At
| iantic cable
Neither the Agamemnou nor her tender, the Va.
lorons, had arrived at Queenstown, and nothing
| further bad transpired In regard to the Atlantic
| cable. .fne Niagara and Gorgon vere taking Ii
cosis, and would be ready for again about the
time the America sailed The Agsnemnon and
salorous could be coaled and got ready sea
within three days after their arrival. The Direc.
| toib VI tne AGduttC ItleklAp company were TO
| meet aud decide upon future action Immediately
upon the arrival of the AgaMeIuUon.
The publication of some parliamentary papers
shows that Sir Baiwer Lytton, the Secretary of
he Colonies had been iustructinn Gov. Douglas, at
Victoria, yancouyer's Island, as to his conduct in
the present emergency. The dispatch ia dated
Joiy /. and says:
THAT while her Msjeetys Government are de-
termined on preserving the rights, both OF Gov
| ernni,nt aud of commerce, which belong to this
country, and while they have it 10 conteT piatien
to furnish you with such force they may be
able TO dispatch for your assistance aud support in
The preservation Of law and order, it s ~ part of
their Folicy to excinde Americans and other for
eigneis from tie gold field
on the Contrary, you are distinctly in str ucted TO
oppose no obstacle whatever to their resort
thiiher for the purpose Of digging in ihose fields
so long as they submit themselves. in ccmmon
With the subjects OF her Majesty, to the recogni-
| tien Of her authority, aud coufprm 10 such rules
u police as you may have thought proper to es
tabiish. The national right to navigate Fraser's
RIVER Is OF course separate question, and ous
which her nsJestys Government must reserve -
ohder the circumstance OF so large aD immgra-
uoh of Americans into Eugiioh territory, need
hardly impress upon you the mpori ance of eau
ton and dolicacy i'll dealing with those manifold
cases OF International relationship and feeling
which are Certain TO arise, and which, but for The
exercise OF temper and discretion, mig ght essiy
lead to serious complications between negh ring
aud powerful States"
The Cobmel Chronicle states that the blight had
made its appearance among the potatoes IN seye-
| raj places In that locality.
The Rev. DR.. Sadiier, of the Senior Fellows OF
trinity College, Dublin, had committed suicide by
hanging hip,self
| Al the quarterly meeting If the iron masters of
the Midland Counties OF England, held at Biz ming
ham. no change was IN ade IN the standard rates
Prices, however, were regarded as entirely nomi
| nal, and business was very dull. Many mills and
| forges were only partially employed.
FRANCE.
The Paris papers speculate on the forthcoming
meeting of Napoleon and Victoria at Lherb buurg as
IT 1t WAS positively decided upon, and rega d the
event as complete removal of all MIST ust be-
tween the two governments. Great preparations
were III progress at Chez bourg. Count Persiguy
had a rived In London, with view, it was Said
| oi srbmitting the programme TO the Queens ap
proval.
The Emperor Napoleon has made present of
park, tastetuily laid out, the town of Piombere
where his majesty is at pre- ent residing.
m. Marcoie,a, the Iepreeen tative OF the Costa
Rican and Nicaraguan States in Paris and London
| has presented his credentials to the Freuch Gov
rrnment, and will he received by the Emperor on
his return ffou PiUIsbieres NJ. Marcoiela leaves
| tJr Lobdon to morrow, to present his credentials
| there"
| The monthly statement of the Bank of France
shows gain OF about $4,000 francs in the cash
neid in Paris, and gain of nearly l4,0U0,OOo in
| the country branches.
| decree provides tor the enlargement of the
town OF Lille and places it in the list OF the mos
The Paris correspondent of the London Post says
that owing to the Iuterven OF the King of the
Beigians the Roy Family OF Prussia, and perhap
| the imperial Family of Austria, will DO properly
represented at the Chorbourg fetes.
| The tobacco crop ia Algeria had been almost en-.
tireiy destroyed by worm.
! The eighth meeting Of the Paris Conferences was
acid al Count Waieskis country residence, on the
| lay the America sailed
On the 9th inst, the per cents closed on the
| Paris Bourse at 6S So
| Itis reported from aadr I'd that General O'Dop.
nell will dissolve the CorLez in a very short time
lie has also stated that he intends to divide the
| army 1nto large divisions ia France and to
place eminent Generals ut the head of them.
A semi-ofciai 81 au!sh journal says that the new
ministry IS not iess decided than the preceding ors
| ca defnaLd explanations from England on she sut-
Ject II the ohensive words ot Lord Maimeshury on
| the question of the Eng glish cruisers.
IL Is stated that an expedition, to consist of
10000 men, was preparing Ia spain for the purpose
Of proceeding 10 xIcs to enforce satisfaction for
| anredressed grievances against the Mexican Gov.
| erment.
| SWEDEN AND DENMARK
| Great excitement prevails in Sweden on accoupt
| Il the position OF Denmark in its relations with
| .he Gernisn Diet. Ii the troops Of the German
Confederation should pass the Eyder, public oOin-
| ION in Sweden would TO deeply moted-so much
| 80 as to demand the Intervention OF the Govern.
| meut on behalf Of Denmark.
| kUoSIA.
Official committees for facilitating the emancius
| tion of the serfs have bseu formed in IS of tns
Russian provinces, comprising nearly 10000, 900
| seris.
| COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
| LIVERPOOL CorTos MARKET, Jaiy 9.The Cote "a
asrket opened at an advance of i-it@3s but b
sequi nily this advance most losi
| Abe saies to-day tFriday) amount of 5000 bales;
| 50 culators al G exporters taking 1850.
| The market closes dull the following Quo,a
! uona:
Fair. Middling.
Orleans ~
iooiie .....lts
> l6 IS %
LoNDsa HONEY 1bAAKEr-.o onsol closed at sa5.g
E5-yo oUo during the eeek
Amer can securi,iesslow Of sale and the prices IN
I'hz bacco crop in algeria ia reported as slmoat
| LIvrhpooL BRkADsTurYs MARKEr-The weather
has 1eeI favorablr for tGecrops and the Breadssafs
s;arket general ly closed firm. hicharSsen spence
go. report four steady Il z2s f1r Western Wheat
| Quslitieb have advanced 6d01Is
LONDON MARkk1s nMesrrs Barring Brothers cir
/ " beat nfm ana better on she week
| -
| News FROM SaLr LAKE CIIY.-The latest mail
from the city of Salt Lake brings intelligence from
| shence to the 26th of Juue As the mail departed
the army under Gen. Johnston was entering the
| city The Mormons were sill ut Provo, with the
exception of about one hundred aud fifty men, " he
| remained 10 Salt Lake City TO take of the
crops, stock and other property. Communication
between the Peace Commissioners aud Brigham
| Young was KEEP. up daiiy, aud the best aud most
peaceab!e feeling seemed to prevail. The Nor
asons would not rent their houses 10 the city
The army, 1t WAS supposed, would camp near
West Mount tain, about IL miles west of the city.
Col. Hoffman is stationed with two companies at
Fart Bridger. He was met CD the 9th instant, at
UFsl.on's Bluff. one hundred aud hve mites west
IT Fort kea,ny. He had in company with him
| great Cheyenne chief who he intended TO accotnpa
ny to Ash Hollow for the purpose Of making a
peace. Col Munro. s command was met ut Scatrs
Bluff . aud Col Mays at Pium Creek. About four
thousand v agoas were also met on the route.
A FEMALE PIRATE.-The Cleveland Herald states
that the discovery has been made that woman
who is known BY the soubrIeust of "Mother Keys"