The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09
FuarHKn FoRxfoS NRws.--The following
Items from the mails of the North American

FugrHKn FoRxfox NRws.-The followiny
items from the mails of the North American
are of Interest:
The Paris correspondent OF the Daily News
IS assured that NJ. Noon had sent a sis.a.rh
10 20 say INA. England Is no longer opposed to
the expedition against Morocco.
ITALY.
1t was reported at Turin that Gen pamor
miua would soon retire from the Ministry NJ
Cavour ~ Soent
,. The Government of Rome has received in.
rihgence that the Bshopof Rimini and other
priests mad been imprisoned, and that the An.
.noIiues OF Pesaro had seen letters from ennis
sa,ies s,s eAeiting rebellion in the provinces now
held In submission by Papal troons "
Ihe reports of disturbances at Patmero ara
confirmed The conflict between the troons
aiu people began on the 9th and Las ted till the
.it, Ut iagItera, near palmerp Quiet had
peen restored, but Palmero was i'm a state of
The interview between the Pone and the
hing Oh Naples had been adjourned
Sonierehees had been held between the pope
anu s, 'he rehch ambassador, and IT was stated
M M.lfst ordinances granting administrative re-
forms were ready and would soon be publish
ed.
PRUSSIA.
Great preparations were being made in Ger
many TO celebrate the Schiller Festival. The
Prussian Minister of Police had refused TO al
low projected torch light procession in Ber-
lin, Democratic demonstration being feared
The Foreign Minister had received Tuscan
deputation, ard virtually stated that the Prus-
sian vote will not be opposed to the wishes of
the Tuscan people.
AUSTRIA
The Vienna Gazette announced that Baron
Won Hnbner, Minister OF Police, had rendered
ms resignation, and that it was accepted
Baron Thierney, Ministerial Councillor in the
Department for Foreign Affairs succeeded to
the Ministry of Police. The new miuister
summoned to his Office the editors of the diff
ierent papers, and notified them, in q friendly
manner, that the ministerial programme of
August last had been modified
The retirement of General Aide-de-c e-camp
Count Grunne is also announced.
On the oath report was current that Baron
Won Bruck had retired from the Ministry of
Finance, and caused some denression in the
funds at Vienna. The Austrian Correspon-
dence subsequently contradicted all the ru-
mors of the retirement from the Ministry. and
denied that any difficulties exis ted in the Cab
met.
MOROCCO.
Late advices from Iangiers state that Mr..
George V. i{rown the United States Consul,
was preparing TO leave for Gibraltar, taking
with him all his baggage, horses, &c.
Ii was expected that the Spanish forces
would make the attack by sea and land, and
afterwards occupy Tetuan and Tangiers.
The French expeditionary corps WAS ready
to take the field Indemnity fer depredations
is to be claimed, and security for the French
colonists obtained by terrifying the line OF
frontier.
1t was stated that the French soldiers who
were made prisoners on the 3lst of August,
had been burned alive by the Moors. The
French troops were burning to take revenge
Tor this act.
The reports Of the intended interview be-
tween the Emperors of Russia and Austria are
pronounced unfounded.