The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-14
L III E DISPATCH.
THURSDAY MoRNISa ,,,-,-,~.., n.,1 ;s


'"'''s" Mniis by the City Of Baltimore
The mails by the City of Baltimore, TO the so,b
are at hand. We make up the following bref ann
mary of their contents
THE CONGRESS-.
~ was confidently asserted that the Conpres,
would be hold In the Grand Duchy of Baden. and
most probably in the town of Baden:
a Paris telegraph says: "After severa, proro.
sas, appears that Baden has been fixed nnon ~
the the som'ng Congress, aud that IL will meet about
nen, Ministers-slalnesbury renrosen,ing Enr.
ms, moiew wski, France; Gortachakoff Russia. Rnoi
aa.tria; s,; and schleini,. Prussia. The I,ai;s :
Consrsss VII n'so be indirectly represented at the
iand, has arrived here 10 meet ConntGa.o, ~ rug
-. i.s spoSsioie that they may complieate tho ~
So'a'ions aud their visit to this Canita, n no.
Tne n VIII peasure by the rotaries of peace.
.u..s HwS ffessc says that facts iustfv tha a.,
sertion that is the mission n 10 Jy .ne as'
T which has rendered the Congress no.si,,s
.orn nsnsn government is said to have riven a..
gress "a S"io'nia, 70 the Con-
According to some authorities. the cono-... ,,,,,
1'1e' petween the 18th and Goth of Anil IN
ot sala that Lord Cowiey will assist the E.r,
sc, 60 sy, and that NJ Drouyn de pHavs " in
"o1 ma as second Commissioner to Connt waIa,...; "
Inc vienna correspondent of Tho T,nSae m. Ai
,as .na,, although Austria has pron ised 10 A.
,ena .ne congress, she is not inclined 10 th5rh
t,ns.e m mII 90 maintained. aud conseauentIv con
lie Nord says that Coust Cayopr,s moi. .. A.,
nFs powers, claiming the admission nj pieJuone
40 20 .ne congress, points out that in assoc;a,;ns
,ne.seiVes with the policy of Piedmont ,hass
and 81 assane at once the triumph of nationality
hu ,hon =, orGer 10 Italy. BY excluding pjedmorf
iney would abandon the fate of JtaiS % r,'
tionary influences. VI i'a'y 10 revolu-
will hara ,nsess reports were that, while piedmon.
sots s nave seat IN Congress, she will not have
fha
ian states will be heard ''"0f i'a''
GREAT BRITAIN.
corrso W;! Jsut nais were speculatipp on tho
aniSIefs would pursue in the event of The
ijbs,s, =, ;onrn nu,u 9onn Russei's amendment The
.nueiai Journals took it for granted that .has
would resign and We're alloting officer. to ,ha:y
anticipated successors. ACCORDING to ,ha u tuer
ing star, Lord John Russell will make mn Gu.
ns' .noePenaentiy OF Lord Palmerston and those
VINO acted with him while in office. N '"0''
The remains Of John Hunter. the gro,, rh.
oiogist, had been re interre at Westn;nster a.
bey with appropriate solemuities. h"'
oepufation had waited upon Sir John psck.
iIadura a. '9e noraity on the subject of the
ttonduras interoceanic Railway. 1t was statad
that substantial contractor had tendarad 70 80
struct the railway for 81 10000 and. pend;n r.
construction, to put ths0ugh a sufficient roaS e
the carriage OF the mails, within Il months from
the present time. The great ADVANTAGES of ~
route were largely dwelt upon. VI ''e
Inc LONDON Star announces that Rev. Mr.. Sppr.
geon vas considering proposition to yisi, Amar
ica. Should he decide on transatlantic trin -
VIII probably take place during the ensuing sum
mer since he is lay the foundation stone of his
New Tabernacle in May. '
series OF experiments with Armstrono,s i'm
proved ordnance, conducted by government ctr
GERS, had met the full require n ents of the ser.
vice. Some Of the shells were fired from a twelve
pouader Armstrong gun, over a range of 3 600
yards, and exploded upon striking the water.
WATERFORD, Wednesday, March 80. 1S59
IRE Marquis Of Waterford was killed last
evening while hunting"
AUSTRIA.
1t is computed that by the end of March Ana.
ira would have in Lombardy 20 battalions of iu.
1antry; and with artillery, cavalry and engineers
the army 10 Italy would be about 22O 600 st rono
The London Daily News is informed that the
cohui'ions on winch Austria has assented to Con-
gress, are oil a most insufficient character
Letters from PiaceUza announce that between
the I'D and 25th of March, 200 Austriaps. with
oo cannons, l50 barrels of rosin, and great oman,
tity OF congreVe rockets arrived there The church
was converted into a -four magazine
msi,,ke u; preparstions we're going actively for
F4ANCE.
AS announced in the latest news by ths C,nad,
Eount favour arrived at Paris on the Inorn;ng oi
the 26th. AMI hal an interview 18th the Emneror M
az noon the same day. He was also present ar
private dinner given by the smperer at the Tuile-
much pleased with his visit, and it was eynecteJ
that he would leave Paris fer London on the DO
the City of Baltimore sailed '
The announcement of the Congress On .ba Of
fairs of ltely had not produced any Improvement
in the general trade of France.
1t had besn arranged by the War penar.ment
that all the material lately prepared such "a a
artillery oJectes, clothing and tents shouId he
dspa ched to Lyons and MarseiIies where stores
had been prepared for them.
The Paris Eour market Was firm. and wheat as
without essential change. Wines were Quiet but
steady Brard;es dul.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News as
serts that armaments were going on in France
without relaxation.
The faris Idtrie states that the Government had
decided upon adding nth battalion to each Of
the hundred infantry regiments of tbs lire The
battalions are 10 be formed cut of the ard and
6tb companies of the already existing battaiions
The Paris Bourse, on Saturday the 26th was dull
and dropping, toe Rentes declining to 6Sf TO- On
Monday. the 2Sth the depression still greater.
owing TO disquieting rumors, and the quotations
declined to 65f 25. On the 29th, the Bourse opened
at further decline Of more than quarter but a
slight improvement subsequently took place, and
the Three Per Cents closed at 6Sf. for money and
63f &C. for account.
Count Cavour was expected to leave Paris for tn
rim direct on the 30th.
The YiCeroy of Egypt had rejected the applica
ton of M de lesseps for permission to commence
the work of the SuaZ Canal. and M. Meaatbeg the
Engineer-in Chief. had rendered his resignation,