The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-31
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LoSDoN, "Wednesday, noon,-A proposal has
been made on behalf of Mr.. Lever to charter
the q reat Eastern tor voyage out and home,
from some safe port IN Great Britain to some
aate port in North America. The terms offered
E2u,o0u, the vessel 10 he prov died with ;ic-
cummodatlons for quo passengers, and to
steam ii knots in hour or her trial trip.
Yesterday published the official
TcspundenUr relative to the conveyance of the
North American mails
FRANCE.
The triUmphal entry into Paris of the army
OF Italy took place the ltth inst, and passed
OF with great ectGf. The streets were crowded
10 excess, and the decorations and ilIumlna-
lions in The evening we're on grand scale.-
The Emperor and his stan headed the process
sion along the BOuIeyards from The Bts tile to
the Place fendome, and were greeted with
loud aceiHmatioEs. The Empress and the
Prince Imperial were stationed at the Place
Nendome, and Oh arriving there the Emperor
took up n position IN front OF the Imperial
stand, and the troops marched on. The deiiie-
luent OF The troops at the Place Nendome COM
Inrnced a. hat-pust 10 and terminated AT half
paste. The soldiers bearing the standards taken
from the enemy were received with oyatlons.
The flags Of those regiments which We're
torn by the enemys fire excited the population
10 enthusiastic cheers. The weather was fine
and the spectacle imposing, but somewhat mo-
noiomous.
The Emperor is said to have been coldly re-
ceiFed Ia democratic quarters.
On Sunday evening II grand banquet was
given by The Emperor, to the principal chiefs
in the army. About three hundred persons
were invited.
AT the close of the banquet the Emperor
spoke rs follows:
"tfEsTLEMEs: The joy Experience At find
ing myself again with most of the chiefs of
the army of Italy. would be com Dlete if it We're
not tylged with regret TO behold soon tie.
dissolution of the elements OF a force we'll
organized aud formidable. As Il Sovereign and
as Communicating Chief, / thank you again for
your confidence. Ii was fattering to me- who
Il
much obedience on the part OF men who had
great experience in warfare II success has
crowned our efforts, / am happy TO attribute
the grrater part OF 1t To those skillful and de-
votsd GenPraIs who rendered my command 50
easy, because animated with sacred lire, they
have necessarily gwen an example OF duty
and OF disregard OF death
"A portion OF our soldiers are about to return
to their homes. You, yourselves, are about to
resume the occupations Of peace; nevertheless
do not forget what We have done together; let
the remembrance OF obs tacles overcome OF
dangers eluded, OF imperfections discovered
be ever present TO your minds. In commence
ration OF The Italian cam paign, shall distri-
butte medal 10 all who took part in it, and |
wish that to-day You may be the first 10 wear
X. May it recall me sometimes TO Your mem
Org, and while reading the glorious names en-
graysd thereon, let each exclaim: If France
has done 40 much for Il people who Is her
friend, what would she not do tor her own in
dependenee.' | now propose the health of the
army"
GA account of the fefc of the 18th, the En-
peror pardoned eleven hundred and twenty
seven persons sentenced 10 prisons for yari- |
GUS crimes, offences and infringements of the |
law, reduced the terms of their ilnprison-
meut
The Moniteur states that the Emperor hay |
ing decided on retaining for the present an ar
my oil 5U,UJ0 men, IN Lumbardy, several corps |
which had much distinguished themselves in |
the late campaign could not be represen ted at |
the entry of the troops.
local journal states that Lille is to be
made The headq quarters OF a grand military
command with Marshal of France al its
mead III ~ thought the projected Notifications
al Antwerp have had something 10 do with
this measure.
The French harvest appears 10 be rather
oetteT than expected, but not good as last
year.
Wheat had declined slightly in Paris.
The accounts from the vineyards are for the
most part Rnfayorable
Ire Bourae was closed the 18th. owing 10
the fefes. On the 10th, business was resumed
ana considerable fluctuations took place the
ftaifs hnally closing at o9f &C., being decline
ol Z on Saturdays price.
LATEST
PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE Mositeuy of this morn
ing contains the following Imperial decree:
a fuli and entire amnesty Is granted IL All
persons sentenced for political crimes or Of
fences, or those who have been the object NJ
any measures taken for the public security
The Moattear also contains snadry noninf
nations to The Senate. including GeneraIs
Rinauidt Forey and others.
The ministerial crisis IL not yet over A CON-
banatson, with Count Leo Thun at its head, had |