The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

ou zoe 10Th MT, in the House of Lords. lard
NtimeSoafs saia the government were led 10 hn-
iteve ,hat at 40 distant period the Austrian and
~" LOOPS 'tsots would efacuste the Roman States,
@t Fhe request ct the papsl government
Lrrd Fsmerston called attention % the s..ta q Z
Fofofe WIG zoe view Of tnquiring of the govern.
mth' Nns'uss tney were in position to make
interrupted, lie briefly reviewed the nresant
position et Europe, ganeiag on the warlike nre-
psrstioas everywhere in progress and syowed his
'hah'Hty !" "is'"Eef ans sufficient cause Of war
other than the long existing jealousy betwecn
Franc" shi Austria with regard TO Central l,sty
brought 'nt0 uiofe active operation bv the ;oirt
occupation Il the Roman States, and which sould
.uS se eiSusht % sfeimina'ten by asusuitaueous
withdrawal by these Powers Of their military oc.
cupaion. lie strongly recommended that the
government use their coed offices 10 brine sbout
so,h res"lt aud did not despair ofs heir success
aI- btsFaeh expressed his conviction that the
great Powers bad no wish to dis,urh tba sa,,Ia
ment oil 1919, although there were circumstances
m regard TO Italy calculated 10 exeita annreban
Sou Ahe government, 10 the face Of the warlike
preparations going forward, had NOT been idle in
tue interests OF peace, having ayailed Themselves
9t ,he friendly relations in which thev stood with
eoto france aud Austris; aud be had good reason
10 rope that the papal $ ates wonid ore Ion, -
evacuated both by France and Ans,ria "a
TOO with the fell concurrence of the panaI GOV.
eFnment, He might add that Lord Cowlev bas
gone n vienna oa a mission, the exsct cbsra.tar
Of which he could not. Of course state hn, ,.h;oh
WAS ene CT eonCiiiation. Under these circpmstsn
cts he appealed 10 the House 10 uostpora tustan-
discussion on the subject, and trust the earnest
Efforts OF the government TO preserve peace and
promote the general prosperity Of Eurore
L,rd J2ha Russell expressed the satisfaction
which ne derived from the statement. and his
hope that eEoTy tH 1T would be made by all mar.
ties 20 promote the maintenance of peace
SrJ. PaSinston then brought forward the navy
estimates, the details Of which were taken ont nv
sprevious steamer. He stated the increase in
the number of men for the year TO be practically
1000, snd that the proposed addition to the navy
was twenty"six powerful steam vessels.
General debate eusEed, In which Sir Charles Ma
pier asserted that FEaGce bad command of the
British chsuuel AID the Mediterranean Sea, but
this Mr. Pskiugiou warmly denied
ted F''' W.
London papers eulo2se the moderation display.
ed hy Lord Paimerstoa, and r, iyice over MIR Dis.
rAell's satisfactory assurances
The movement had a very favorable effect mar.
'icuiarIy Gu the Continental bourses
THE FEELING IN FRANCE
"ssiike rumors continued, but Lord Cowey's
ulssien TO Vienna has increased the hopes OF
peace.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Herald
says that he IS IN position to state thaswar is so
isr resolved on by the French government that
the corps which are to commence the campaign
have already been designated, and that orders
have been given TO the Minister of War 10 Franc
the plan OF operations.
Ii rs saia hat the representatives of the flr-
elgn conrts 10 Paris have abandoned all hone of
pacific solution Of the existing difficulties
The orders given 10 prepare for the ramnairn
IL Italy, IT IL repor led. We're given by the Emne
Tor Immediately after his return from Cam iegne
Another circular had been issued by the Minis
ter OF the Interior TO the Projects of the Departs
meuts ths purport of whi8h ID to express the
couhient hope that, notwithstanding the Empe,
rosr desire 10 maintain peace should he be forssd
10 IiHte war ne may count on the patriotism AID
devotion CT the French people.
The " sT Office circular directs the troons 10 be
ffsiDea Tor forced marches aud the night bivounc
All the military surgeons have been ordered TO
tJiu their corps.
Immense quantities Of Int have been sent N
Lyous
All, the regiments Of artillery Of the Imperial
duaTa are to be supplied with rife cannon on a
new plan.
TIE london Times Paris corresnoaaant dascr;bas
The effect OF lord Cowleys MISSION to Vienna as
very favorable. Spectators, he says, .regard il
as an ihal1asioh oi good understanding between
hbe'and ana france, aud believe that their unit
e. illlenee viii te directed towards indr, n,
Austria TO accept oi q pacific policy He also
THINKS that II any one has chance Of urging the
the man. A'
rne Iatrje locks upon Lord Cowlev's n,issio,
as showing renewed tendency on the part Of The
British Cabinet towards the policy Of the Tuil!e.
ries.
\ letter from Genoa states that the French CO.
vtrnmeut has taken up seventeen tTauspnrt vcs.
sells, which are 10 bold themselves ia readiness in
that port 1t Ia further stated that a large rser.
CHHtie house have received orders 10 store mn q
very considerable quantity OF iice at Verceli and
&oyaro.
TIE French Minister 20 Turiu who was in Paris.
had rendered his resignation, but it was 90. ac-
tepted. He would soon return to Piedmont
The Paris BoUFse on the 23i became buovapt
aud the funds, owing to Lord Conveys mission,
advanced per cent. OR the 24th the conf iepce
continued, aEd the market was firm and active
closing with further advance. On the 18th there
Was much uncertainty and excitement, and q ,le.
cline of a per cent took place. The rhree-per.
for
account
FEELING IN AUSTRIA
The L0adon Times Vienna correspondart SAVE
Count KuOi still believes that peace will be main.
taBed, bat the Emperor, being of different opin-
ION, Ia preparing for vigorous defence of the
Italian States.
Aa official order interdicts the exportation OF
mules and traneit horses.
The B5GrEe advanced l u per cent under the
news OF Lord C0Wey's nilsson
dispatch from Vienna, dated 18th ult. says
The efciai Austrian Correspondence this evening
publishes az imperial order addressed 20 the Miu~
lister Of War, commanding recall OF all furoughed
soldiers belonging TO certain regiments stationed
IN Italy. The Correspondence points out that the
OBJECT OF these measures is purely defensive, that
they are adopted In consequence of the warlike
preparations OF eardiBIa, aGd that they need not
occasion alarm, as the result ef the efforts which
are being made Ia the cause of peace will be at
tsnded with success.
The London Times remarks tina. the truth is
the army Ia Italy is to be placed war footing
AFFAIRS IN SARDINIA
1t was reported in Turin that the Emperor Ma.
DO con was shortly expected there u yis; to the
ElIg Of Sardinia.
Crlmeux Co., of Paris, had taken the Sardinia
loan at eighty per cent.
The pIedniontsse volunteers have been with.
drawn from the frontiers of N0dena and ordered
10 couhDe themselves to the interior. The Mic
lister OF Finance Of Sardinia. The II Ia ut pre-
sentea bill for suspepdipg until further orders,
the export OF forage and oais on the frontiers OF
Lomhardy-
WAR PREPARATIONS Iy ITALY
At Venice contracts have been entered iu to for
the construction OF three forts, to be complies
ted iii six weeks. 1t is said that 5000 workmen,
collected from all parts of the Venetian territory,
are already occupied the works. The latest
teiegraphic dispatch from Milan say that the fer
mentation was Increasing.
AFFAIsS IN GREAT BRITAIN.
Atter some debate, 10 which the government op
posed the project, leave was given TO bring in q.
bill aboiishing All distiuclou between the Parlia.
meptary oatbs, taken by Potestants and Catholics.
In the House OF Comnions Mr. Disraei sad that
the offer OF conditional gIaTan teeihad been made
10 the Atisaiic Telegraph Company, but whether
the offer had been accepted not he unable
20 say.
Lord Lyons called from Plymouth on the ed ut.
for New YORK, III the steam ifigate Curacao.
The regular annual general meeting Of the At
lantie Telegraph Company was held iB London on
the 23d The official report gives detail the facts
and rgEres which we're Published ut the recent
extraordinary meeting. ii Gays the cable remains
~ PfceisSi9 toe same stare, ana that no tHorts
have been made to fesnsctate it, owing to the lack
OF fands. The directors are not without hope that
1t may yet be rendered available.
The CHAIRMAN, the Hon. j. s. Wortley, in mo.
ung the adoption Of the report, entered at length
nto ihe position and prospects Of the company.
lie slated that The g1veFnmebt had positively res
iased to give an unconditional guaranty, bu nego-
uatons ~ele still progressing and be had iast re-.
ceiVed Intelligence that under certain conditions
shiea dio not appear 10 offer any ibsurmsuntabl.
otssciion, The government had consented 10 give |
ssoafapty OF eight per cent on the new capital ot
sA hahafod Thousand pounds Tor twenty a years
tAe wac nOt pfepaIed 70 enter infu naIIiculnrs On