The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-23

r'ohs fWpdy, II Is quite possible that the En-
peror Is unwilling to trust fortune too far
However this may be. we are very glad that
the proposal for al armistice came from one
OF The belligerent Powers. and not from our
Government. England has not been again
meddling where she cannot in terfere with dig
nifty or success. The two antagonists began
to fight in spite of our most pressing rernon-
strances, and 1t becomes us now to leave them
alone until they give signs that wiser and bet
ter counsels are beginning to prevail. If the
next week or two show that Napoleon and
Francis Joseph really wish to stop the effn-
sion of blood, and to settle permanently the
affairs OF Italy, we shall be glad to help them;
but 1T becomes this country not to lower its
dignity by pressing her advice, unasked on
two Emperors who have shown no desire that
we should share their counsels.
EXTRAORDINARY EFFECT OF THE ARMIsTICE
on THE VARIOUS MONEY MARKETS
The city article of the London Daily News.
dated Friday evening says:
"Great sensation was produced in the Stock
Exchange this morning by the news of an ar
mistice. The immediate result was q rush to
buy back the part of recent speculative
sellers. Mainly under the influence of the de-
mand from operators for the fall, consos soon
obtained rise of ]aaia per cent. Upon news
enced n relapse of 5aA per cent at once sprang
up again. AT the lose, the market showed
renewed frmness, and the latest quotations
were exactly y per cent. above those of YES
terday. The rise extended through nearly oil
the other departments Of the Stock Exchange
Lombardo-Fenitian shares closed about 30f
per share higher than yesterday. In Turkish
stocks a rise of Bal per cent was established.
British railway stocks advanced, in most in
stances, 1a2 per cent?
The London Times (City Article) dated Fri
day evening, says:
This has been settling day in Consols and
the effect of the sudden intelligence OF the ar
mistice has been extraordinary. The opening
transac tlons were at Mt rise OF \ per cent, and
the upward movement early made further
progress. There was then a reaction hut the
latest operations We're at nearly the highest
quotations of the day. Amy moderate arrivals
of gold that may now take place will be pur-
chased for export to the Continent. In the
Foreign Exchange this afternoon there wns
considerable Improvement in the Austrian
rates.
"The Austrian funds rose on Friday at
Frankfort from Is to So.
"The Continental markets appear to have
been taken completely by surprise for ut Ber-
lin, on Thursday. there was fall of one per
cent. in Austrian stock.
The Corn market at Mark Lane was par
alyZed by the news OF the armistice combined
with favorable reports of the crops Sales
could not have been effected unless at n fall
paris, Friday, July s.-Great agitation
prevailed on the Bourse to-day, and prices
continued to advance till they were 2b per
cent. higher than yesterday say 66. 40 for mo-
ney, and 666 for account, at which they closed
firm and animated. Railway shares were
from ~ 10 ~ per cent. nigner.''
MISCELLANEOUS WAR SEWS,
The following items show the complexion of
affairs before the armistice was announced:
TURIN. July THE fortress of Peschiera
now invested by the Sandman army, is can
nonaded day and night. With the aid of the
gun boats, which will soon be launched on the
Lake of Garda, the resistance is not expected
to be very prolonged
BERNE, July 7.-Advices have been received
ON Sameden to the 9th inst. All the Austrian
troops have left Windschan, and are concen-
trating on the Stelyio Pass, where a conflict is
expected to-day.
FUIMg, July 1.-TWO French war steamers
have been reconnoltering off this place. One
thousand French soldiers have occupied Cher.
so The occupation of Fuime by Austrian
troops continues.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says that private letters from the head
quarters of Prince Napoleon state that an
other great battle was expected on the banks
of the Adige, and that the Austriaus were be-
lIeIed to have 2oo,oUo men in line. Fresh bat
tallons of Zonayes We're organizing at Paris.
and considerable number Of non commits
stoned officers had applied to be admitted even
as privates.
Reliable advices had reached Vienna that
Garlbaldis men had violated the Federal ter
ritory in the Southern Tyrol, by entering the
Tonaie Pass. Prince Wendeschgratz is re-
ported to have been sent to Berlin, to acquaint
the Prussian Government Of this fact.
An oruer of the day of Gen. Urban recon-
mendS the inhabitants of Verona to lay up
stores of provisions for several months, as
both the town and the fortress may very pos
sihy he attacked.
The Vienna Gazette publishes an amended
list of the losses of Solferino. As to officers
the return gives gOkilled, IA wounded, 13 made
prisoners and 20 missing; of rank and file
1900 killed and e,62l wounded making grand
total of ,2l3. Nothing is said respec ting the
number Of men taken prisoners,
The French and Sandman killed and wound
ed We're ls,si5: The numbers given by the vi
emma Journal are believed TO be below the
truth
The management of the siege of Verona was
said 10 have been confided to Marshal Vail
liant.
1t is stated that on the ith inst Count dur
ban, son or nephew of the Governor of Nero-
na had arrived n the headq uarters of the En-
peror of the French as the bearer of flag of
truce. The object of his mission was supposed
to nave reference to an exchange OF prisoners.
GERMANY.
II is stated that the proposals made by Prus-
Sla, IN the extraordinary sitting of the Federal
Diet on the 4th of July, We're rs follows: 1st
The june tion of the 9th and 10th corps d. .nrn,ee
TO the Prussian army; 3D. the appointment to
the commandments of the four n-Prus-
sian and non-Austrian corps d'armec; Sd, the
placing of all reserve conting gencies in read-
ness to march. In the sitting of the Federal
Diet Oh the 9TH, Austria proposed that the
whole contingent should be mobilized, and
that the Prince Regent of Prussia should be
requested to assume the command-ln-chief
HUNGARY.
The London Times, in it's city article gives
information obtained through 4 perfectly le-
gitimate financial channel, respecting the En-
peror's intentions with regard to Hungary,
through the agency of kOssuth, who had an
interview with his Imperial Majesty before he
left for Italy, when the Emperor agreed to give
kossuth a corps darmee and arms and ammu-
milton 10 any extent required 1t was settled
that the Emperor should issue the first pro-
this should be followed by one from Kossuth.
That in case of Hungary rising and freeing
herself from Austria, France should be the
first officially to recognize the independence of
the country, and would then obtain the same
recognition from her allies
That the Emperor should allow Hungary,
without interference on his part, to choose her
own form OF government, and to elect for
Sovereign the person she NAV deem most de-
sirabie. That the Emperor should place g. OO0-
600 francs at kossuth's disposal. the mana0-
ment OF which, kossuth having declined to ac-
cept has been placed under the Hungarian
Committee now acting at Genoa.
In kossuth's proclamation to the Hunga-
rlans, he never speaks OF Austria, but OF the
House of Hapsbnrg, whose expulsion. he says,
is the mission of the Hungarian nation. He
asserts shat he will he supported by Power,
which, ten years ago, replaced the House of
Hapsburg on the throne.
Gen. klapka had also issued short procla-
nation calling upon the Hungarians to take
up arms and display the national colors, and,
under his command, TO ayenge the Magyars
who were assassinated by the Hapsburgs.
The Paris correspondents of the London
Daily News and Globe hint at the probability
Of n French force operating in Hungary, and
making a dash at Pesth, which they could
reach without setting foot upon any territory
belonging to the Germanic Confederation.
GREAT BRITAIN.
A supplementary army estimate had been
issued, containing an increase Of fl,26l COO TO
the es innate previously laid before Parliament
for the ensuing year.
report was current that LORD Chelsea,
Secretary Of the British Embassy at Paris,
had been recalled.
1t is snid that the various oeean mail steam