The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-31
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SATURDAY MORNING. DEC. 81, 1859.
Foreign Details by the Arago.
Among the passengers by the Arago, ht New
YORK. from Havre. are Hy. wykoff, Donald
Mckay and Jas. NJ. Nixon, accompanied by
W, A. Moore, of Niblo's, with a portion of the
artists from Cocks Royal Ashley Amphithea-
The Saxonia arrived at Cowes on the 14th
December.
When the Arago left, the weather in Eng
land was very cold for the season. During the
first part of the Arago's passage the weather
was moderate; dLring the latter there were
violent westerly gales, storms, snow and Sc
we're cold weather, the ship being for the great
er part OF the time covered with ice
THE CONGRESS.
Ii IS asserted that the adhesions of Rome
ana Naples to the Congress have arrived at
tiaries; and also that all the Powers invited to
Congress have now sent in their adhesions.
Ihe rays announce that the Pope and the
mn hang OF Naples have sent in their adhesions to
the Congress, and adds THE Congress is
now constituted in principle The unanimous
adhesion to it proves that Europe knows how
10 appreciate and acknowledge the energetic
and loyal policy of the Emperor, and allows
us to presage satisfactory solution of the diff
hcnlties OF the Italian question.
TURIN, Dec. 10.--The Austrian letter of in.
(Ount
hechberg. has arrived, and is couched in the
same terms as that Of France 10 Piedmont
~ nas oeen hinted that the Russian govern
@ anent intends to call the attention of the Con-
sIess 70 tne Iaet that little nothing has been
oohe ny the Porte for his Christian subjects
since the conclusion of the treaty of Paris Tn
'h le15er . from ST. Petersbargh, it is said that
me Russian cabinet still strongly susnects tho
I'm Emperor OF the French of an intention to place
MS cousin on Central Italian throne
ENGLAND
| The "a lerforj N1o;t
| is now lying for signatures at the coun1v
city clubhouse, and that when suffieient
number OF names have been affixed il will no
forwarded to Lord Carlisle prayinp for sane
tion in order to form a yolun teer CORPS in the
| city of Waterford
| The Observer says The proposed hote,
which will be built on some land adjoining tile
| London bridge termini, will contain $50 sleen
| ing rooms. The returns of the different rail
| ways which have their termini at London
bridge show that not less than IS 900 900 OF per-
sons travel annually upon those lines
The London Times says The transmission
of the mails from America via Cork has not
been begun successfully. Instead of the let
ters by the Canada having been accelerated,
they were retarded.
FRANCE
Trade in Paris has been more active during
the past week. Spectators begin to feel a cer-
tain degree of confidence in the main tenance
of friendly relations between England and
France, since the semi official announcemen n I
that the representatives of these powers will
enter the Congress with friendly feeling to-
wards each other. The accounts from Lyons
are not satisfactory.
Trade in Marseilles is in state of complete
stagnaton.
An imperial decree in the Bulletin des Lois,
opens an extraordinary credit of 10000 francs
| Tor the expenses of repairing the old residence
OF Longwood and the tomb of Napoleon l. a,
st. Helena, and the appropriation of other
parts OF thedomain of the Val Napoleon.
The frigate Forte quilted Cherbourg on the
| = Wi RI -f,
drilled to the use Of Inc musket. The Rhone
with the I'd battalion of ritemen, is expected
to sail Immediately for Chira.
| ITALY.
GaTibaldi is still at Elmo in the neighbor.
| nood OF Como, where, the Sd instant he
met with an accident whilQiding on resiiye
| horse. The news at first occasioned some
| alarm in Milan; but q letter from his medical
| attendant removed all apprehension. Furth-
er evidence of the slight nature of the injuries
| is found in the fact that on the 9TH instant the
gallant General was married to the eldesi
daughter OF M. Raimondi, an Italian patriot
| who possesses one of the most beautiful of the
residences on the lake of Como. In 1slS NJ
| Ralmondi was obliged 10 take TO flight; his
property was confiscated, and his palace used
| by The Austrians as a barrack. Under the
new regime, however, everything has been re.
| stored 10 him. Great rejoicing took place al
Como On the occasion OF the marriage of his
| daughter to Garibaldi.
| Ine Mocena Gazette of the 9th contains an
| Official article, in which it is stated that the
| publication OF the Sardinian constitution and
code OF laws in the Modenese provinces had led
| TO memorial on The part OF The bishops of the
| SAID provinces, protesting against those proyi.
sions which related to the church; that this me.
mortal had received an official reply from the
| government, and that the whole transaction
was intended to be kept private; but that, the
| bishops having given to their act publicity il
their sectarian journals, the government nc
| longer considers itself bound to keep silence
and consequently publishes all the authentic
| documents RELATING
The provisional government of Florence has
by allowing discount, collected in advance
the land tax for 1866, amounting to between
| six and seven million of francs.
| SPAIN.
Later advices from Madrid say the choler.
was diminishing in the Spanish camp
| AUSTRIA.
| 1t is said the payment in silver of the con
| ponS of the Austrian national loan will be re-
| sumed on the lSt of January
There is Tying rumor that the Emperor O
| Austria contemplates abdicating the crown in
favor of his son, Il child born August 2lst. 1855
and appointing Regent his brother LII,
Archduke Maxmilian formerly Governor o
Lombardo- Venitia The reason assigned fol
| the projected abdication is that the Emperol
sees with dismay that Austria is going t.
wreck and ruin, and shrinks from the risk O
figuring personally in history as sthe last O
the Hapsburgs."
Frederick Hill, of ST. Petersburg, had failed
with liabilities amounting to fiO.00U sterling
A letter from ST. Petersburg, OF the Sd. men
tions that the Governor General of Siberi;
mad paid visit to Jeddo, the capital of Japan
| with squadron composed of twelve vessel.
| OF the Russian navy.
| THE wANDERER CASE
| Tenerif advices of December Ist mention
| the landing there by French vessel of q mar
| representing himself as Capt George Walker
| OF the American schr. William. 1t is proba.
BILE that he is the captain of the SLAYER Wan.
derer, who was left in the lurch by his mate
THE LATEST.
By telegraph from London to Southampton
LONDON, Dec. "A dispatch from Marseilles
on Tuesday night, reports that Constantine.
| pie letters of the 9TH say the French Ministe,
| had made an official demand of the Turkish h
| government for the issue of a firman fayora.
| BILE to the Suez Canal project, and he was sun.
| ported by the ambassadors from Austria
| Prussia, Russia and Sardinia.
| A stormy session OF the Turkish council OF
| ministers followed, and the ministers finally
| agreed to request the powers making the de-
| mand to come TO some understanding with
| England.
| MADRID, Dec. 13.-The third corps d'armse has
| landed at Ceuta. Gen. Prim had been attacked
on the road to Tetuan by the Moors. The ene-
| my was repnlsed with great loss. The Spanish
had forty killed and wounded.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
| The following is from the Times city article
Dec "A: The English iun,s have been. without
quoted at a51s@s6 dividend. The probabllity az
financial operation on behalf of Russia continues
day than yesterdas F1sneh sR4ss ee
centes are quoted at 70f Cue. In the foreign ex az
changes slight recovery took place in the Aus
The M lat annual return of the public revenue and
eapetnalmfe t exhiplts the post office in very ia
showlns baIanee ShS ssf of sTpsnssuro was fa
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