The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01
BY THE NOVA sCOTIAN.

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GREAT BRITAIN
pr,a u.s8 Eastern continued at Hoiyhpad. |
,t iihes Aineri visited her on the 18th. during I
.he so1oufH of the ROYAL Family AT Bangor |
~. me Y QueeD did not GO 1t had been asserted
~. eaae .le vessel would sail for Portland, Me,
% -. VI ABOUT the 2sth of October bur II l. semi
oHeialiy announced that th. d reetorS hat MT
so,ne t1a, 10 any decision. meeting was 10 he |
IeIu OH tue 18th, and it was thought that final |
m II. .IanRenents would then be made The |
Times correspondent on hoard saro,,.lv al
."a' .ates me postponement of the Atlantic trip
sprihg on account of the imperfect prep
Th ahd me conseque risk of failure
,Ho fTihce OF Wales had commenced his |
coIlege studies at Oxford
ne Earl OF Westmoreland is dead
,,,r hs c9uhelis ana meetings of ministers
erTiee, ~ Is presumed, to the Italian question.
ne STOCK Exchange had been buoyant at
aaliy .a improving prices. Money was easy and |
the supply very abundant.
ne report that France claims three him.
aIed million francs us indemnity for the war
from flednont, Is pronounced unfounded
hepofis We're again current of IA probable |
Gnahge IN the Ministry. The retirement of
Walewski and the Duke of Padua was consid-
cred likely.
The Sardnian Minister of the Exterior Ga,
DoDormlda was on a mission to Paris and
ski. "
Rear Admiral Dupuy had left Paris for
London on & special mission.
nlVefs complains of having to cease
p,uoiisnlng , the circulars of Bishops and hopes
the injunction viii soon be removed
1t was reported that the Archbishop of Bor.
deaux would soon visit Rome, at the desire of
Tue emperor, to press upon the Pope the ne
cesslty for reform.
The Monteur de In FIotta expIaips tb.t tho
reheh Heet will be sent TO Morocco on ae-
| count OF the attitude assumed by England to-
wards Spain, the English feet probably being
ihtehued To counterbaIance its operations
LII Is asserted that France viii only recall
her forces from Rome when the form OF gov
| eIhfnent there renders. their presence no long
| er necessary.
The Paris -four market had been heavy. but
| closed with better demand and fi,lner-
| Wheat had slightly declined.
lie Nord says that the deputations of Parma
| ana tuscany had interviews with Napoleon
on the 10th, and that the result was satisfacto-
| ry, but the details are not given.
| The Paris Bourse had been firm at an i'm
| proyement, but closed fla, and inactive on the
| 18th at 69t. 75c. for rentes.
| ITALY.
The KING of Sardinia had visited Genoa
| amidst much enthusiasm. While there he re-
| celVed the dowager Empress of Russia.
The official Piedmontese Gazette states that
| on representation made by Sardinia, Austria
| had suspended the works at Bocca d Orfo and
| had notified her that the mines We're blown up
| by mistake expressing at the same time regret
| at the occurrence.
| a committee at Milan had been making al
| tempts 10 reyoluti0niZe Venitia and the South
eEN yfol, ana tnese EFFORTS to weaken the hold
| o! Austria had not been entirely fruitless.
The Sardinian Government was seriously
! considering the expediency OF tortifying Bres-
| cia, Lonata, and Cremona.
| The Swiss Federal Council had brought the
Austri steamers ON the Lago AIaggiore.
| The report that Naples has promised militia
| ry assis stance TO Rome is discredited, as the
| King OF Naples fears the invasion of mis- own
| territory
! revolutionary committee at Ferrara was
| giving the Austrians great annoyance Ii was
| formed for the purpose OF assisting Venitians
| To join the National army.
| The NeapoIitan corps d'armee the from
| tiers was continually increasing, and VIII
| amount 10 thirty thousand men. Great
| tvity prevailed in the trsenaIs, and the Whole
| army was gradually being placed on wal
| footing
A letter from Florence details the grounds
| Oh Which the eXequater OF the American Con-
| SUI II Leehorn, Mr Joseph Binda, was with
| drawn. IL Is asserted that he busted himself
| greatly for The res .oratlOn OF the dethrontd
| Praces of whom he was u warm partZah.-
| kiuda Is directly taxed with having recon-
| meuded certain Republicans TO proclaim Re
pubilc, while a the same tlme, he was eXerung
| himself ior the Princes, and the inference is
| that he sought To raise d pretext for armed III
terYentl0n.
SPAIN.
1t is said that Spain has conceded further
| delay to Morocco
The Spanish Cortes had approved the bill
Tor increasing the strength OF the army to lU0,-
| brr by 6l,UbU more. if necessary
| Morocco had offered satisfaction 10 Spain,
out without replying to The ultlmatum.
| A Madrid dispatch OF the l7th saws the gov
| eTnment had declared TO the C0rtes that before
| the time granted To Morocco had expired IL
| received Information thar Morocco would
| give the satisfaction demanded. Spain imme-
uldteiy demanded guarantees from Morocco
that the place shall not be disturbed for the
future An immediate answer was expected
from Morocco.
The Emperor of Russia and the Prince Re-
gent of Prussia We're expected TO have a meet
ing at Breslau, October 22d. A grand military
parade would take place.
| AUSTRIA.
II was reported that the Emperor OF Austria
viii proceed to the frontiers OF Prussia and
Poland, there to meet the Emperor of Russia
INDIA AND CHINA.
| The India and China mails from CaIcutta
September 9th, and Hong Kong August 2ith
had reached England. The news is mainly
an tici pated by telegraph, but the letters ri W.
additional details.
MIR. Ward, the American Minister was cour-
teously received At Pekin. The news Of his ar
rival at Pekiu was brought To Shanghai by a
| Russian gunb0at, but no letters Were recei ed
| from him. l. was reported that he would he
at Shanghai about the end of August and that
be expec ted to be able to send home the ratified
| treaty by the following mail
| The Times CORES pondent regards the recep-
| ton of MIR. Ward as a most polite stroke of the
| Pekin Cabinet, but does not at all remove the
| treachery 20 the British Munster.
Three officers, who lost their vessels at the
| Peiho, had been tried by court-martial and
acquitted.
| Advices from Japan state that the British
| Consul had made no progress in respect to
the currency ques ton. Trade onsequently
| was IL abeyauce. The American sloop-ot-
war Germantown was at Japan. The steamer
| Mississippi was at Shanghai, and the Powha
tan and Toeywan ut the Gulf OF PecheIi.
-~a&s-----
THE FRENCH EMPEROR AND Mr. MASON S
! OBSEoUIES- late lamented death of our
Minister at the Court of the Tuileries, Mr.
Mason afforded the Emperor of the French an