The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08
IATER FROM EuRoPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
discovery Of The Remains Of Sir John Frank
Inns Expedition
BEcoRD or MS DEATH.


HALIFAX. oet. THE steamship Canada,
from Liverpool on the 2ith olt., arrived here
yesterday. ,,o,
THE zrelCH CONFERENCE.
The London Herald says il has reason 10 be-
neye that a definite treaty OF peace Will soon
he concluded at Enrich, bearing, however,
nnfy the signatures Of France and Austria
The pTelitnparies OF VITA rt'hSs VIII oe
A telegram from BeTne says thata courier
from Vienna had reached Zurich, with in
Siructioms to draw up treaty OF peace, ana
aNcu,ncnt for the cession OF Lomharuy 10 Sar-
S,sfa No aIlusion is made 10 the Duchies,
Another report says that the Belgian propo-
sitions 10 settle The italian qnesuon are ac-
ceptssi by Napoleon. They inciude an Eu-
,,,s,,a.n (i,ng ress AT Brussels. Statements are
conflicting regarding the other propositions.
sin JoaN rRANKLIN's EXPEDITION.
Tho Arcue steamer Eek had returned to
Fnfland with intensely Interesting informa-
fior regarding ;he fate of Sir John Frankiins
Txpcdstioa ttappears from the records and
relies. iaa, Franklin died in lei9, and the ship
WAS abandoned Ia iSi-. A record, dated April
4 isis. was found at Point William, signed by
The ships Ereous and Terror had been abau-
dened IL rec days previous in the ice, and that
ia5SaVSlNors were proceeding by the Great
Fish River; that Sir John Franklin had died
on lie it4h Of June the previous year, and
thas The total deaths 10 date had been nine
officers and fifteen men.
Many interesting relics were found on the
NyrSttrn shore OF King Williams Island, ard
Others We're obtained from the Esq uimaux H.
diSqs who stated thai after abandonment one
oi FraGklin's ships was crushed IN the ice,
an6 he ether forced ashore.
Sel erai skeletons and large quantity OF
clolhi1s Were found,
a duplicate Of The record up to the aban-
Comment OF The ships was also found.
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIL Encl ishjournals continue to discuss the
san Juan Island seizure, generally in a con-
C4isatoTy tone.
Iarse endorsements for China were to
leave England by the over land route A part
OF the squadron for the same destination had
already sailed.
lsECoSD plsPATCH.1
4 Paris Fum0r was 10 the effect that there
would he no Chinese expedition. The head
OF Il i'ei-Ho Mandarin had been proiIered in
atonrmenL coupled with promises salts fac to-
~ That the Ambassadors would immediately
b. received PeS!n.
The Paris CORES pendent OF the London
Spectator asserts that Napoleon accepts the
plan cf the King Of Belgium, which gives the
foTIreSSes OF Pesrhiera and Mantua and States
of Parma and Modena 10 Sardinia, re-instate
the house OF Lorain III Tuscany, and restores
the Legations TO The Pope. Nenetia to have
governmental institutions aud army of her
own. under the Archduke Ferdinand Maxi
milan. with the title of Grand Duke These
stiQuiatons have the concurrence of Austria
An European Congress will also be held Mt
Brussels, presided over by Kings.
Inc Paris P0fTif partly confirms the above.
A Sandman government circular DENYING the
reported cession OF Savoy 10 France, has been
ISSUED.
The Pope is in an alarming state of health
Cardinal Antonelh had declared him unfit for
public affairs.
The report that Gen. Serano has been ap-
pointed TO supercede Gen. Concha al Cuba is
fully confirmed.
AnIcable relations had been established be-
tween Turkey and Persia.
Matters in Gambia We're serious, and numer-
Gus troops had been sent there.
Schanyl was betrayed To Russian soldiers
for a bride Of 6,0OU,0OU roubles. The Circas-
slams, however, continue the war.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. A.-G'offVH closed steadv.-
Sses for the week Of 420tJ bales, spectators
and mlddng qualities declined "a and in erioT sti
more. Holders offered freely. hut did not press
sales. EST mated sales, Friday, of 6e00 bales.
Gre' fair ~; mldd!tng 1916; Uplands fair az
niddnBg 6. Stack In port $4,000 bales, including
490tte American
,adsfufs.-Flour dull and quotations barely
maintained. New American 25n Us. per barrel
Wheat 2d. lower: red IS sd. a9s; white 9s. g,9s
Al. Corn declined Cd mixed SIS Sd. 6s Id: yellow
5s. 81 f6s. I'd o.; v hIte 1s.r7s. Cd
ProriSi0HS.-Beef steady. Pork quiet and nom
mai. Bacon dull, holders pressing on the market.
SusaT steady and IN better demand. Coffee sli sht
ly lower. Rice quiet. Tea firm.
NGrai SicTss.-Rosin firm and higher, closing
Gi As I'd. TurpentIne steady at 351z ar36s.
Money more stringent, but rates unchanged.
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