The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18
ADDITIONAL BY THE NORTH BRIToN.
Letter from kossuth- The san Jnan Affair
France, &c.

Letter from kossuth-- The San Jnan Affair."
France. &c.
QUEBEC, Oct. 1.-THE steamship North Bril-
ton has arrived ~ her wharf here. Her files
from Liverpool to the 5th inst, furnish the
following additional news:
GREAT BRITAIN.
The London Times characteristics Gen. Har-
ney's proceedings at San Juan as something
new in military achievement, and denounces
the fllihustcring aud iawless promoters of the
enterprise and its fitting leader. The Times
argues that the treaty undoubtedly gives the
island to England and counsels the American
Government in all friendship and sincerity
not to minister 30 the ambitious passions of
any man or class. by coutesting the rights
which appear TOO strong Tor sophistry to over
turn.
The English papers publish an interesting
letter from kossuth, expressing keenest grief
at the Nilafranca arrangement at the momer.t
when the deliverauce oi.his country was with
in reach. He says, he returns 10 England
again poor exile only ten years older from
bitter pangs of disappointment He derives
| some consolation. however, from the events OF
the war, and is strengthened in the conyic ton
that Hungary will yet be free. He states that
he insisted on a double stipulation on behalf OF
the Hungarian prisoners of war who were en-
rolled under his hammer, viz that of amnesty,
and that of exemption from further Austrian
military service. France has obtained these
conditions from Austria.
The cable for the telegraph from Alden to
kurrachee had been dispatched from Liver
pool, and was expected to be laid by the mid
die of January, when communica ton be-
tween London and Calcutta will be compIet ted.
The length of the new shipment is 900 knots,
and the electricians report it to be in a high
state of perfection.
The Earl of Jersey had died in London, aged
81 years.
The directors of the Great Eastern have
finally decided that the ship shall not go TO
Southampton, but leave Portland on her trial
LII,
18th.
If the trial is successful, it is intended to
dispatch the vessel TO America on the Goth.
No passengers are to be taken on the trial trip.
Ii is said that the maximum number of reyo-
lutions shall be obtained from both engines
before proceeding to sea with passengers
During the trip from the Thames the paddles
never exceeded 3 y and the screw 81 revoiu
tionsDcr minute, and TO obtain the maxim uIn
speed tha paddles must go fourteen revoiu-
tiOns.
The London money market showed no ma
teriai change, but the demand had been active
10 meet the payments maturing on the lth.-
Consols had been slightly depressed by the
American difficulty, but had recovered firm
ness.
LATEST.
LONDON Wednesday.-T Daily News
city article says: The funds improved on
Tuesday afternoon and closed at an advance
of nearly one-q uarter. The rise was caused
chiefly by the state of the money market the
effect of the American difficulty, and of the
uncertainty as TO the results of the Zurich
Conference being thus coun teracted. Although
Tuesday was the fourth of the month, good
bills were done at n fraction below the mimi
mum. Additional gold was taken TO the Bank,
making an aggregate Of three hundred and
seyenty-four thousand pounds since last re-
turns.
The Times City Article says, the funds
opened on Tuesday without animation. but
there was a more confident feeling before the
close; the purchasers during the day were
rather numerous, and the San Juan dlfhcuity
seemed no longer to receive attention. Some
cause of anxiety might have been formed in
the report, that IL seems likely to be the policy
Of the Papal Government to precipitate the
conflict in Romagna, but these were counter
acted by good accounts from the Paris Bourse
The continued influx of gold to the Bank,
likewise neutraliZed every adverse considera-
ton. Tuesday. it being the 9TH of the month,
the payments were heavy. The temporary de-
maud for money has now entirely subsidized,
and the best paper can now be discounted with
ease at 81, per cent. Railway shares, &c. con-
tinued dull, but We'll supported. Paris letters
mention an increased demand fer money.
FRANCE.
Lord Cowley had quilted Paris for Biarritz,
in order, il is said, to arrange with Count Wa
iewski for a Joint expedition TO China.
Another authority says the visit has refer
ence to England's policy regarding the pro-
posed Congress.
The Moniteur publishes a decree admitting
brandies extracted from molasses, direct in
TO France from Mayotte in French vessels
| duty free.
The Paris flour market had been animated.
| and advanced francs per sack. Wheat was
| also dearer, both i'll Paris and the Provincial
| markets. The silk markets were dull. Bran
/ dies had again risen in the Paris market The
vintage WIS progressing, and the accounts are
generally unfavorable.
| 1t was rumored in Paris that the Chinese
/ anti European movement had extended itself
| 10 Japan and Cochin-China.
IAN hon md
| have received commands in their respective
| military districts.
Marseilies telegram says the number OF
| the French force on the from tier of Morocco
was twenty thousand. 1t is reported that their
| operations are not to be confined TO The from
! tier of Algeria, but will occupy a portion OF
| the territory of Morocco, of which Ouhota is
| the centre, and from which incursions by the
| Moors have taken place.
| The Paris Bourse closed buoyantly on the
| 18th, at 90 10.
The celebration of Manin's death, at Padus,
led to several arrests, and some priests are
/ said to be in prison.
! Letters from Naples say that the King had
| offered TO lend troops to the Pope, in conse-
| quence of the withdrawal of the French.
The reported Instruction on the Abruzza is
contradicted.
SPAIN.
The communications between the Spanish
| and English governments came to perfectly
satisfactory termination.
| The Madrid correspondence autographs an.
nounces that provision will be made in the
| budget for army of 10000 men, and disere
tionary power will be left with the govern
| ment TO increase the number.
| II Is asserted that England will offer no op
position TO any measures Spain may tak'
| against Morocco
| AUSTRIA.
| The Austrian correspondence asserts tina
| there is in Vienna no journal of a semi-ofIicia
| character 1t also denies the reported weddin,
! OF Prince of the Imperial House.
| RUSSIA.
The Emperor was expected at warsaw OF
| the 18th of October and it was reported tina
| the Russian Ministers in England, France
| Prussia and Austria, had received orders II
| meet him there for conference.
/ BRAZIL.
Rio Janeiro dates are to Sept. sth. There Il
| no political news. The Emperor was abou
TO make provincial tour