The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28


N,t1FAx, 1uly 2;.-fThe sI"amship Europa.
an liverpool on Tic 10Th Instant, arrived
here YESTERDAY a.,,., Ia,
,> further particulars had traHsp,red beyond
no fact that the Princess Of Tuscany ana MO-
5.aa both returned 10 thar respectiN" States
The ultimate result OF peace is 9eneraiih
~, sty,l.t,,i in England, and Consois closed
,aartN pCr cent. lower than AZ tas1 adNlces.
T4naieoa was on his way TO Paris.
1,rn S,r.iirJat ministry had resigned. and
count ArrI had been charged to form new
Tar,Ic,n vas expected to reach Paris ON the
t~,b i,S. when further details Will he AFFORD
81 IL an address la his soldiers he says
,,g,ce has been concluded. because the contest
was about to assume proportions no longer ~
ks,ninr with the interests which France mao
Ia he war.
Xf,nua lie SAYS. in an order Of the day, mat
nr Welded 10 an unfaVorahl" political SITUATION
f'auSe his natural allies did not, rs expected,
t1rle n his assistance,
on account Of the terms of the peace being un'
The paris hoursc closed NJ Gssr. &C.
r,r,, Inf, ' tsNcalon~sales for the week
10000 bales. vi Which spectators io"k 1000
sag exporters took i2eS-rrlees advanced a a a.
.aatSt.Sas. Fsir Orleans So Nidlilai 1915, Fan
ands -. N,ddln 5 stock IN port ss d, co. :,
f, $.
"~ncheS;cJ good 2ae pSiceS Ss htly M her. arms
eiyanced =. Richardson, Spence 4 Co.'S Circu~
l.r reports the weather favorable 70 the crops
CT. American Ia gl2S 6i. Wheat dali and nomi
rat, unch1n.cd. holders rrrssing on tlic mar ket;
!, lo = e. 81; Witt =, q - I'd. Beef heavy:
h'.lefs pressing inferior on the market. Pork
rsminal. The stock of Beef aud Porkis very heavy.
htcon-rather more inQulry. lard auiet Sugar
G3osant and Sil :hFlN hl<her- Coffee Steady. Rc.
aakvy; SPIRITS Turpcuine closed firm, bat lower.
t;a market opening at SIS. and ciosInS nj 35s.
: "a. on the week. Sugar and Coffee firm, Tea
American securities active and advancinr
The bullion ~ the Bank ot England has de-
crossed EA7 900.
Cnnsols closed at a5' 1885,.
The Bank rates have been reduced 10 % per cent.
SECOND uiSPATcH.J
Paris letters note much discomfort there
concerning the terms of peace. although the
peace itself gave much satisfaction.
la Steele objects tn the Austrian influence
LING suffered 10 remain in Italy, and calls for
the expulsion of the petty princes, who are
on!v the confederates of Austria.
Napoleon had declined an official cntree to
Paris until made nj the head OF the army.
Austrian CORES pondenCe officially announces
:lu treaty thus:
Austria and France Will support an Ital-
ian confederation in Lomhardy as far as the
line OF the MinCio
Mantua, Peschiera, and the whole of Vcne-
ria. remain III Austrian possession.
The Princes OF Tuscany and Motlena have
retired to their respective States and an uni
Yr-sal amnesty is granted.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Times
lys. that three applications We're made by
Napoleon - Austria. before the arrniStice was
granted. These oYertures We're made direct
Tor the purpose Of preventing the mediation OF
nrutralS. The same writer says the Pope had
been burnt in efligy Ut Milan, and uufrieadly
feeling exists between Napoleon and Victor
Emanuel.
II is rUmOred that Napoleon and Eugenie
would visit Vienna.
1t is thought probable that the dismissal of
Cardinal Antonelii viii take place.
GaribalGi is about 10 issue a proclamation
aud ii was considered doubtful II he would
Law down his arms.
Up 10 the lith inst, the formation Of a Hun
garian legion had proceeded prosperously,
5 900 men hay ing joined.
letter from Rome on the 9Th. saws the pope
has sent an autograph letter to Napoleon, an
nouncinG his determination to demand armed
intervention from Catholic powers.
CHEAT BRITAIN.
The English liome eli Commons had ulsspd
- second reading the bill ahuIishing chur1 h
rates. ny 4 vote OF 2G3 to !"j. Both Houses
discussed the treaty OF peace. III The House
of Commons, Lord Russell said nothing could
he known Of the details Of the treaty until
Napoleon returned 10 Paris, which would lie
about the 18th inst.
Sir James Graham called attention 10 the
formidable + Gets at Cherbourg and EFest
Russell said France had made no ox traordi-
nary preparations, therefore England de-
mauded no tx plantations.
LATEST
1t is reported from Paris Friday, that great
agitation prevailed AZ Milau; great troubles
had arisen in Eeaetil; that Florence was dis
turbed. aud that the Partisan ponulacn is in
dignaut At the failure of the Emperor 10 fulfill
his promises.
Switzerlana had ordered the disbanding of
her extra troops.
Prussia has ordered her troops on the march
10 halt