The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-05
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brenen, Glasgow and Edinburg had arrived
out. The following summarv ~ ,ha pare,a.s
news Is i'm .,or,,nt.
THE CONFERENCE.
No aate mas been fixed for the meeting OF the
aa .ea.e ~ 1nIieil out the Paris correspon-
aena % me LONDON Post says that the sittings
nosao PIooaoiy open IN ten days, or a fort
nnsgat AZ the latest The same dispatch says
snat r0 the period ior the deliberations Of the
european congress or Conference, which is to
succeed the Zurich meeting. had not been de-
'e.Inined upon.
Inc sarulnlan Pienipotentfary had not been
named, and II was even rumored that none
w0uio DC appointed
Inc Emperor Napoleon rs reported to be de-
siroos OF Congress on Italian affairs. as Civ
ing greater et!dtio the canceling of the treaties
Oh rsio.
The Independence Beige declares that the
neutral powers of Europe cannot submit TO
play 50 humble part as to send representa-
yves 10 congress tied UP to the stipulations
OF fiiairanca
THE RELATIONS BErwfES SARDINIA AND
AUSTRIA.
Inc Paris correspondent of the London
uioDe says.
Is now IormaiIy announced that neither
victor Emannei nor any responsible minister
o. Safoihia mas signed any paper at Villa
Irahca, save ana except the armistice, which
continues to the 18th Of August. Austria and
sardinia are sui IN constructive state Of
open war, no peace terms having yet been ac-
cepted as between these two beliigerents. AT
zurich the three governments consent to meet
but as Count Cavour is personally bugbear
to Francis Joseph, he, OF course, has consented
20 Wi.nGraw ms presence from the green baize
on "nieh the iihai protocols VIII be lald Tor
signature. Inc cabinet OF RafeZM Will be-
nevertheless. inspired and directed by the
master statesman, who has hitherto upheld
the claims OF Itaiy, While the silent march OF
events in the central territories comes in aid
OF more favorable solution than was inferred
at hrsf."
THE STATE OF ITALY
Inc Tuscan -HontteW publishes decree by
the PROVISIONAL government, enaclng that
representatives, OF the people are to be elected
for the purpose OF deciding, by majority OF
votes, wh:tt the future Government OF the
The Lombards were apprehensiye of being
saddled with some proportion OF the Liabilities
OF Piedmont.
A Paris letter says that news had reached
there that eighty-five municipalities in Tusca-
NY had ALREADY met ana proclaimed their de-
sire to offer armed resistance to The re.lntru-
sion oil the late dynasty: Llenna, Pisa, Lucca
Pistoia and ArezZo, had pronounced In this
direction. As for Leghorn, the commotlon
mad t~cone SO formidable that SIonialiero bis
cossi had 10 declare. IN Il prociamatlon 10 tne
towns-people, that he heid himself personally
responsible 10 tlem LOT the hoh-retuFh OF the
Austrian Arcnduhe.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times says
ms IN reply 10 lhe IroViSlohai government
oI tuscany, the Emperor NaPoleon sti.eu iiat
ne dld not desire 10 loiee the eTraio luxe upon
lnep.
Inc frehcn government organ, tne rays,
says tat the question oi the DucAies re-
mains 10 DC regulated. NO one says 'i''' nu-
mont Is not TO get q good snare Oh tnem. Inc
population Will DE assuredly consulted Inc
rulers OF THESE slh'iil States nave not govern
eo tnen SO as 10 make themselves lhuispehsi-
bic.
"A letter from Cenoa says that the MlIahese,
Notwithstanding the annexation, desire to
nave nag dlsllhct from me heFieainohtese;
Inc absence OF All tlahss OF Harioaiai
forces causes some surprise.
The French government mad presented 10
the King OF Sardinia the greater part OF the
foating batteries which were intended TO De
used III the siege OF the Austrian iortresses.
1Ht CoIicSpoudcuI VI tbc
Times gives a report that the treaty oil peace
contains n clause preventing any intervention
IN Italy in future either on the part Oh Aus
tria or France.
letter from Rome says tnat the french
troops are to be sent 10 RlmnI and Ancona, III
order TO prevent revolutionary movement
GREAT BRITAIN
On the 22d, in the House OF Lords, the Mar
quis of Normandy asked for Information re-
spccting passage in the speech OF the Empe-
ror OF the French, Ill regard tn the Soyerelgns
Of Central Italy, but Earl Granville said it
was out of his power 10 give any detailed in
formation.
In the Hotfse of Commons on the same even
ing, Lord Elcho gave notice that on the 25th OF
July he should move that ii would neither be
consistent with the honor or dignity OF Eng
land to take part in any Conference for the
purpose of settling the details of n peace, the
preliminaries of which had been arranged be-
tween the Emperors of France and Austria
Lord John Russell stated, in reply to inqui-
res, that on the 2Sth or 10th he should be pre-
pared TO make statements with respect to the
foreign relations of the country, and that he
was given 10 understand by the French Gov
ernment that there was no provision in the
treaty of Villafranca for restoring the late dy-
nasties of Tuscany, Parma, and Modena, TO
their possessions by force of arms
This Select Committee of the House of Com
mons TO inquire into Mail, Packet and Tele-
the 2Ist ult., and examined sundry Govern
ment officials as to tho manner i'll which the
contract system Is carried out
A grand banquet had been given in London
to Mr.. Charles kean, on his approaching re-
trement of the Princess Theatre. The Dnke
of Newcastle presided. There Were about 600
people at the banquet, including many distln-
guished men.
public meeting was about to be held III
Liverpool at the call OF the Mayor, to enable
the Hon. James Stuart Wortiey, the Chair-
man OF the Atianuc Ielegraph company, TO
explain the position and prospects OF mat un-
dertaking.
Inc lor uhcauons VI Do'ei WERE &c @ ..pou' " pt
enlarged at an estimated cost OF iloo,o0e'