The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-26

beaten. Yet on The very summit Of hsr nm.
oauon she renonnces. France has spent any
m .,no stsrling and coe mes, only to give
master, and TO establish the Pope In ! tom no.
| tai dignity even beyond his fmaxfnation and
capable OF extension. IL all this real The
Ahperors game must be very long ons.
eRkAr BRITAIN.
In the House of Commons on tho I'M, the
sosorhment guarantee to the Red Sea Tels-
krapa Company, was debated on a motion 10
P s,as .ns confirmation OF the guarantee
twas generally conceded that Ii wns too Ia 10 10
cancel the contract; and tho motion To NM.
pone was rejected, and the action of tho House
Oh Lords in the matter was agreed to- 8
Mr' pisraeli Inquired whether the govern
| men, had received Information on the subject
oithe armisttce, or whether II was mere mil
itary interpretation, or whether II involved
any prospect OF negotiations for peace
LORD john Nusseil said nothing appeared
on the face of the armistice to indicate that IL
applied to anything but military purposes
Ii was however, for five weeks; and he trust.
ed that. during that interval, the bellcerent
r1wsfs would be ready to propose terms by
which hostiiities will be ended The govern
ment had not exclusive information, but ex-
pected dispatches soon.
General Peel announced that the entire mill
itary force liz the country, on the Let OF June,
was 100000, ineiading the embodied militia
oh the i2th, Lord Wadehouse, in the House of
Lords, and Lord RUSSELL in the Commons.
TSao Napoleon's telegram, announcing peace.
idea that the Emperor of the French would
oeihanu savoy as compensation for the ex-
pehseS OF the war, he had made no demand, and
desired 20 addition to France. Loud and pro-
ionged cheers greeted this announcement.
Inc Commons agreed to the Lords amend
ment TO the Atlantic telegraph bill, Mr.. Lang
having explained the condition of the Govern
mcnt guarantees, as already known. Lord
John RUSSELL stated that the Government had
come TO no determination in respect to the &C
ceptancc of the Feeiee Islands
The select committee to inquire into the
packetand telegraph contracts was appointed.
The last grand review and sham fight of the
season had taken place ut Aldershot, in the
presence OF the Queen and Royal family who
renamed At the camp several days.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKRr-LtrerpooI
JHIy l3.-The market remained firm and the
advance noted In the Africa's adyices was
fully maintained, when the North Brton left
The sales for the three days footed up $4,000
bales, of which spectators took iuOo and ex
porters 1900 bales. The quotations were
.l-i6d. for New Orleans middling, and 1871 6d.
for upland.
MANCHESTER MARKETs.-The advices from
Manchester continue favorable Yarns were
buovant at slight advance, Cloths how
ever, remained quiet.
LONDON Observation-Disclosures tufts declined
Wheat duh and declined IS. TO Is. Sugar buoy
ant and advanced Cd. TO Is Coffee firm. at a
slight advance on Ceylon. Rice heavy Tai
low dull at Sis. Linseed oil 2ss. Cd to 2ss. cd.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-Beforet the Peace
news trapspired, Consols were at 95& to SO for
money, and 951 to 95L for the account Mo-
ney was unchanged.
AMERICAN STOCKs,-Sales had been made of
ILLINOIS Central Railroad shares ut 81 y to 81
discount; do. re- cent bonds of.lS75 4: New
ork Central o's. "a; New York central rs "a.
Erie Rallroad bonds of 1862, 2l; Pennsylyenia
central Railroad, second mortgage 81 *