The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22

morning pnblieh An article On Italian a&AiTs.
under the tits q the European sssp REESE,
| Prince Albert visited she Grand Duke Con.
| ssantine At Ryde yesterday.
| The Government had decided on dishandinx
| the medical corps which WIS raised during
| the Crimean war. and constituting an on ttreIv
new branch of service. to be called the ARMY
| Hospital Corps.
| The Emperor Napoleon went on tha I'm -
Chaions, to remain there several DAYS
Ii was asserted that Prince Richard Metter.
nich would remain at Paris as Austrian Min.
lister.
The Paris correspondent OF the London S,nr
gives report that the Emperor had declared
for Tree trade, but IL lacks confirmation.
Inc Nonssstr publishes a long official report
ny wee admiral Romain Dies Posses, regard
ing the operations in the Adriatic He shows
shat the fiees, consisting OF forty-fiye vessels
Oh All classes, anchored before Venice In sight
OF tue domes OF S. Mark, and were prepared
p ppen n nre when peace was proclaimed.
LIE Moafsesr also publishes document
clearing Gen. Canrobert from any reflection
which Gen. Niel's report OF the battle OF Sol
ferino had castupoa him
=, me adyices from the cotton man ufactnring
districts are favorable. Goods were In more
acuve demand. and prices had an advancing
tendency.
The Paris -four market had been dull but
cissed nrmer. Wheat was quiet. The
counts of the approaching vintage were quite
conHicnng. Brandies were firmer.
Ihe number Of troops from Italy TO march
through Paris ON the l4th is 7o.oo0. The pro-
cession Will last seven honrs.
The Times Paris correspondent says the re-
port was still current tha- measures would
shortly he officially announced cenfirmatory
of the hopes entertained of the maintenance Of
peace, and calculated at the same time to give
Il great impetus TO commercial affairs.
One OF thein 1T is said, will be the reduction
OF the present excessive duties on articles of
necessity. The completion of the railroads
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general are to be encouraged
"A sham hight IS to be executed by 10000 men
! at the camp of Chalons under the Emperor's
orders, illustrative of the episodes of Solfprino
The Emperor returns to the camp in Septem-
| Der To take command of the manu.uyres
1t was reported that Gen Fieury was to be
| raised to General Of Division.
The Paris Constitutional ascribes the pro-
| posed fortifcation OF Antwerp to the influence
| of England, who, foreseeing war with France,
| wishes to- provide herself with an en- trenched
camp in Belgium.
| The Paris Bourse had been very buoyant and
rentes at one time were at 70f. 55c.. but on the
9Th the market dropped and closed at 69f 9Uc
There was better feeling at the close.
ITALY.
Early on Monday morning the eth the king
OF Sardinia entered Milan, accom- pa lied by his
ministers. members of Parliament and the
municipal bodies of Turin and Genoa His
amidst enthusiastic acclamations. A TIE Deum
was performed, at which the king was present.
He afterwards received the authorities of the
city. In the evening a general illumination
took place. The aspect of Milan during the
fefs was very imposing.
The Sandman Government has recalled the
Sandman Commissioners at Parma and Pla-
cenZa
The elections for the National Assembly of
Tuscany passed off tremendously. Ali the
ministers who were elected are friends Of in
| dependent Tuscany.
| The Opinions, of Turin, says that fifty thou
sand French troops will remain in Italy pro-
visionaily. owing to the dangerous state of
| some provinces.
The Sandman Commissioner at Parma in
notifying the municipality of his departure
| said he left his Secretary charged with the
| sovereign powers of the Government i'll the
name of the people. This produced a very
! bad effect
The relations between Austria and Prussia
almost assume the dimensions of regular
| rupture, and were regarded as dangerous to
| the smaller German States. which were al
ready looking towards France for protection.
| The King Of Bavaria apologized for the pas
| sage Of troops through his territory.
PRUSSIA.
The news of the dissolution of the French
Army of Observation on the Rhine had pro-
dGced a very favorable effect.
| Berlin and Prussia would at once counter
| mand the concentrating troops on the Rhine
Prussia is about to send two vessels of war
| TO Japan, to open commercial communications
| The Emperor of Russia will visit Berlin in
| september.
| RUSSIA
| The construction OF a railway of the length
| OF seven hundred yersts, tween Moscow and
| Saratow, has been authorized. The capital of
| the company will be forty-fiye millions rou-
| Dies. with government guarantee for eighty
| years, at four and half per cent
TURKEY.
The Sultan arrived at SaloWitZ on the Goth
| July.
INDIA AND CHINA g
Calcutta mail July I'd, and Hong Kong
June 2sth, reached Trieste, and will arrive in
London on the 18th inst
A considerable reduction of native troops
| had been ordered in India.
| The imports at Calcutta We're dull and ex-
| ports fiat. Freights We're firmer. Exchange
! Is. LIN ABS. Nd.
| The Representatives of England, France and
american governments go from Shanghai to
| Pekin.
Exchange at Hong Kong is. 11dais Ii I'd
| Freights fiat.
| AT Canton exports were quiet, but more in
| demand for imports at Shanghai. Tea quiet
| SILK in moderate demand. Exchange As 2hd
AIS. 35ad. AT Foo Chow Foo there were large
tea settlements al extreme rates.
| AFRICA.
African dates are from Coast Castle to July
! l4th, and from Sierra Leone TO July 18th. Cot
| ton was being collected III the eastern districts
of the gold coast, and q considerable quantity
was expected to be shipped to England The
natives We're being taught its value, and the
exports Were expected TO increase. Palm oil
had largely advanced at Accra.