The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05
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LATER FROM EUROPE


than wss brought by The telegraph from Halifax
The London Tins, taking for it's text MIR Bn.
chansns letter to the meeting in celebration Of tn,
csptnre OF Fort Duquesue comments on the de.
spending tone in which the President speaks o
the future of the Republic, and brings into
the language of public men the future nro.
poets OF England, who deem that England's evil,
are passing away, while the tone Of American so.
ciety Indicates that those Of the New World are
increasing.
The reform movement was progressing John
Bright had addressed another great meeting a,
Edinburgh aud at Manchester. A reformers union
had been formed by the Bright party
An influential meeting of English sbipownars
had boen held 10 London TO take into consideration
the ruinous condition of British Navigation Ra.o-
insions we're adopted, attrbutins the cause to the
repeal Of the Navigation laws, and An address m
the Queen MAS adopted, praying that the sbps OF
non.reciprocatIng countries may be placed on
nearly as possible the same footing az British
ships placed in those countries
Iu regard to the recent arrests In ireland OF the
members of the Phpnix Club, the Cork Constitution,
says: "The treason was carried much further than
was suspected. There were daily and nightly drill.
hugs. Fixes were manufactured. arms imported
from America, and the of them tausht The
government was not minute too early ia inter.
feriug."
body of military and militia have been dis
trbuted through the western portion of the countv
Of Cork. to prevent an usurrectiou.
Tue Belfast Mercury SAYS there ia little doubt
that the PhoeniX Club Is entirely seditious and
maze up Oh Ino dteES OF 1Dnng lreiaDdism, Seven
teen persons bad been arres. ed at Belfast in addi.
ton to those at Cork. The government was AZ.
pected TO issue special commission for the trial
OF the prisoners.
stealing the Ionian dispatches lately published
10 the London Daily News, has been tried and ac
quilted.
The Protestant Alliance having nemoriali,ad
Lord Malmsbury to intercede with Rome in fhe
case of the Jewish boy Mortsra, Lord Malmesbury
replied, mat whiie the government was Indignant
st the outrage, 1t did not think the interference q
of Protestant Power would do any good utter the
failure Of Catholic Power ike France
prospectus has been issued ia London for the
Madras Irrigation aud Canal Company. The cani-
tai was nzed at g oe0, of which 81 600 900 is
TO be fret issued the Indian Council having guar.
snteed five per cent. on that amount. The object
OF the company is to carry out extensive sys.
tenn OF irrigation, particularly in the districts
ad pied to cotton
The prospectus has also been issued of the Can.
ada Landed Credit Company, with capital of
f200 600, the object being to encourage a fiow of
capital TO Canada by making advances on mort
cages of land.
The ship Orwell, from Melbourne, with f3l7 900
10 GOLD, had arrived at London. TIE West India
nail steamer had also arrived with f16l 600.
The government of New South Wales had de-
puted an agent to visit England and confer with
the Colonial Office. in conf junction with other rep.
resensative8 of the colony.
FRANCE
At meeting held in Paris for constituting tn a
sueZ Canal Company, it was positively stated that
bona tide subscriptions had been obtained for the
full amount of the capital.
The Paris itespoudent of the London Globe
says that Count De Montaemhert has received a
letter from Count De Chsmbord congratulatinR
him on his independent attitude, and expressing
the deep sympathy for him of the head of the
Bourbon dy nasty.
The Bourse had been heavy. but subsequently
improved and on the 18th the Three per Cents
closed at f3f. 35c.
pav l. q HILL
connt one.half per cent, making it three per cent
SPAIN.
The budget has been brought forward. The es-
timated expenditures amount to $l,7S6,000 under
the estimsted receipts.
ITALY.
The correspondent Of the London News says
II is not easy TO get authentic intelligence from
kome, Cardinal Autonelli having declared war
upon the foreign correspondents, stopped their
letters and threatened TO turn them out of the
city.
letter from Turin states that the condition of
Italy grows every day more serious The impres
sion s generally that political crisis is at hand.
1t is from high source that rumors of warlike
tendency proceed. 1t is also believed that Pied
mont is encouraged by the Tuieries.
AUSTRIA.
The Venice correspondent OF the London Times
says that, pot~ithsts ndng the inclement seasou
Of the year, men who were on furlough have re-
ceived orders to join their regiments in Lonbardy
and Venice, and notice has been issued that the
military authorities desire TO purchase horses for
the cavalry aud artillery. The necessary supplies
also being sent Into the 1rresses in Italy SO
that If the attack should be made on Austria she
will not be taken by surprise.
There were rumors at Frankfort of a new AUS
trsan loan.
PRUSSIA.
The Prince Of Wales had returned to England
from Berlin, taking with him the Order Of the
Black Eagle, conferred ON him by the Prince Res
gent Of Prussia.
The Empress Dowa2er of Russia was suffering
ffom severe attack Of bronchitis.
powerful party ia said to have been formed
among the nobility 10 Illustrate the Emperors
emancipation schemes They have a project for
o1dminisoms the power of the Emperor and increas-
ing that OF the nobility.
TURKEY.
Ruuors Of a ministerial crisis again are current
1t is believed that Faad pasha will be appointed
Grsud Fizier.
The Porte has addressed circular to all the
Turkish legations in consequence of the American
'figats Wabash having passed through the Darda~
nelIes la VIC latou Of the treaty Of Paris The rule
10 iad down teAat the light vessels war of which are
placed at the disposal OF legations are TO be ex-
eepted, tu, these are 10 obtain Turkish note Of
authorization 70 pass through the Straits.
CHINA.
Tbs London Times, ia its leading arttols. gives
The details OF the progress at shanghae Of Lord
higfn and The Chinese Commissioners Ths de-
mesner Of tbs latter had been such an To confirm
the belief that the Court Of pekin is resolved to
OUT the provisions Of the treaty, with entire
good faith.
The progress Of the tariff negotiations already
Ro'hifes al early and satisfactory termination
ne1s - every reason to anticipate that the vexsd
question OF the opium trade will be settled upon
pass which viii prevent its becoming the cause
of future difficulties
~ n prohabis that the expectation OF coined
copper and port alton OF rice will bsisral,zea
upon equitable terms
nf. Reed, the American Minister, was working
na'nehionsiy with the British Com missioner up
On tie tariff question.
FINANCIAL AND3c0MMHRCIAL.
LosDos MONEY MARKER
siooey was In more active demand. Consola for
aec9ent %ts1y; bar silver hs l5.d: dollars 5s t<d: