The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03

t-or rather one OF the victims, we would say
and perhaps the more fortunate of ali-was, v,
understand, the brother of the gifted Mrs. Z. X
Bluut. the poetress aud reader, who gave two en-
tertainments iu this city last simmer.
Foreign /, aiIs by the city OF Baiti,
| more.
The screw steamship City of Baltimore, which
sailed from Liverpool at about 10 80 on the moru.
ing Of the 10th February, arrived at New York al
two o'clock Tuesday morning, bringing 25 cabin
and lJ2 steerage passengers.
| GREAT BRITAIN.
In the HOUSE of Lords on the 14th February, the
Earl of Maimesbury, in reply to Lord Wode house,
said he would lay before the House the recent
| respoudence with the United States government
respecting the right of search. He thought Eng.
| land had exerciseda wise discretion In giving up
that right. and he believed that code of instrxc.
| .ious which hac been agreed to by England and
France, and had been submitted to America for
| approval, would be found to work satisfactorily
| in repressing the slave trade
| The Earl of Clarendon said the right of search
was beigeraut right, and could not be properly
exercised in time OF peace. lie trusted that the
new code of instructions would prove satisfactory,
bnt unless they adopted by all the great ma
| ritime powers there would always be disputes ard
Inconvenience.
| The Earl of Derby believed tha. the code of in.
| siructions which had been submitted 10 the Uni.
| ted States wonld preveat future complications.
On the same evening, in the House of Commons,
ar. Dieraeii gave notice that he would bring for
ward his Reform bill on the 2Sth of February
MIR. y Fitzgerald stated that the papers in the
"Charles ct Georges" affair wouid shortly be pro.
euced. lie also, in reply to an enquiry said that
under the new treaty, the introduction of opium
lh'o emma would not in future be Illegal but it
| "eutd be subject to an import duty of per cent
Lord Stanley, in moving fer leave to Introduce
oiiI empowering government to raise money in
Engiand i'r the service of India. entered at
shstu mo history OF the financial position of
Eng'and. he stated that the revenue and eypan.
dltnre Tor 1877 to 1858, showed a deficit of GO,
oo0,oO0. and for 1858 TO 1859 deficit of EI2 600
ooo, exclusive OF compensation to be given to suf-
| lefers by the Indian mutiny. Il was impossible
to srnst to new taxes to make up the deficit. nor
was there any probability at the present time of
| snectlng any large decrease in the expenditure -
me military expenditure, which in 1856 was
1ilooo,ot, had Increased to G22 900 600 in 1855 o.
There bad also been loss from the non.collecton
| OF reVe1ue, and from other sources traceabls To
| the mutiDv. of $3.50 600. In 1870 the Indian
! deos was tt6OO3,o00, while it now amounts to
| f74 800, ,0co-the revenue having increased in a
| corresponding ratio To meet the wants of the
| ensuing year, he proposed that a loan of 81 O0O-
| 600 should be raised by bouds secured solely on
Indian securities. lie did not believe 1t vas likely
that any further loan would be required n fu-
| ture years lie concluded by moving, Instead of
asking for leave 20 bring ic bill that the House
go into committee to consider resolution EN- .
po4eriDg the Council for India to raise money in
TIE United AiOBIDin the service oil inniH The
motion was agreed to, and the 18th of February
was the day appointed for the consideration of
| the subject.
| On the 14th, in the House of Lords, the Earl OF
Donouehmore stated that it was not the intention
of Government in the course of the present session
| to Introduce any measure for relieving the ship.
ping interert from passing tolls.
Mr.. D,Israeii, in reply 70 Lord G. Paget, stated
| that government wonid not grant unconditional
guarantees either to the Atlantic Telegraph or 10
any other Submarine Tc,egraDb
The mammoth steamer Great Eastern had been
| formally registered at the Custom House. ia the
| name Of the Great Ship Company owners, free
from iucumbrances. The irst step towards pre =.
pairing the vessel for bad been made by hosting
in the main shaft Of tho paddle engines, by means
| OF Bishops derrick. The weight of the shaft is
about forty tons.
rumor WAS current shat the Earl of Malmes-
bury had proposed the meeting of Congress. spes
cialy &c arrange for the evacuation of the Roman
States
| case Of sander 10 military eircea-Lieutenant
Col. Dickson Va the Earl of WIlton-bad attracted
great attention. aud protracted trial had resulted
| in verdict for the ntiff-damages, E2O5.
Mr.. Salomons, Jsw, and ex-Lord Mayor of
| london, had been elect member of Parliament
| for Greenwich.
| The war panic appears TO be dying cut The
| Paris correspondent of the English Prsss, have
lttle that is new, to say upon the subject. The
correspondent of Le NOrd' says, that all the ef-
| fJrts made by England to induce France and AUS.
| tria to agree upon a common ground for negotia..
:i0ns the subject of Italy. have failed.
| The French budget of expenses for the present
year shows an Increase Of 20 500 900 francs. The
Increase in the rereaue is estimated at $4,000 600
fraucs.
| The Paris correspondent of the London Globe,
says that from Fncennes, Metz and every arse
| nal iu France, guns and stores were The move
| for the Mediterranean. and Lyons.
The Paris correspondent OF the Daily News, says
| the Emper "a king of
ture 10 indicate that il is certain he buru5 with
the ambition TO command an army in actual war.
fare.
| The French Minister at Hamburger and Frank.
| fort had had an interview with the Emperor. 1t
vas reported that they sent for by him to
report as to the state of public feeling in Germa-
| by.
| The Heralds Paris correspondent continued to
write very wariike letters In his last he states that
impression prevailed that before the expiration
| Of two months hostilisies will break out.
The Paris Bourse on the 18th and l4th was com.
| narativey steady; but on the 18th the market was
| IA. and depressed, and the per cent. closed at
| e7.75 for money, aud O. 20 for account-being n
| deciiue during the day of about ( per cent.
| The Paris correspondent of the London Times
| is assured that negotiations between the British
| and French Governments on the sub ject of New.
| foGndland are about to be resumed, AID that the
| Baron de Is Kouaire La Naury ID appointed Com
| missioner to oouduct the negotiations the
| part of the French Government.
|
further experiments should be made with fulmi.
mating Cotton, to be used in place of gunpowder,
according to an improved plan.
The pamphlet CT NJ ds Gtrardin, entitled ''La
| Guerre," had made its appearance, and attracted
con siderable attention. The writer Is opposed to
war upon the question of Italy, and urges that il
| = war be thought necessary, it should be UNDER
| taken with q view to uuity,-France and Russia
being allies to secure the partition of Europe into
two Empires, that OF tie West aud that ofthe East
tiirardin's arguments and suppo.ition were gener.
ally ridicnled.
Information from oil parts ofFrance show that
trade had relapsed into complete stagnaion, with
out nny symptouaa i'm pr0vement Sudden heavy
failures had prsg1nced uneasiness, and in some
! Observation-Disclosures general mistrust pregar
ed. NJ. BordiAr, banker, had been declared bank
rupt at NevOreans.
The PssUfh -four market was dull but wheat was
| steady. 9he provincial corn markets were gener
ally 40. The wine market was firm. Brandes
gust
The Oesterreichische Correspondent contains ar
official article, ia which it is admitted that the
speech made by the Emperor Napoleon at tn;
opening OF the Legislative Assembly, is calculated
| to jisspete the appreheusions of war which have
recently been entertained in Europe.-more par
ticalarly il it is followed by cessation of the
mamenis which have been going forward II
France The article intimates that Austria Il
quite willing to take as a basis for diplomatic dis
cpssions on her temporary occupation of Contra
| Italy, WuateFef may pe agree" On between tn
Western Powers, and has no doubt that natter
will thus be brought to a successful result.
! 1t was generally believed that the bids in Lon
don for the six million Austrian loan we're onl,
between 1000 600 and Fl SOC, 900.
NAPLES.
| The Neanolitan frgate Stromboli, with the am
nested political prisoners board, was at Czd
on the Sd OF February for the purpose of trans.
ferrng the prisoners to a Spanish vessel bound L
New York. The Commander OF the Engisl
| steamer Amazon had offered at Cadjz to couye,
all the exiiss to England, free Of charge, but hi
| offer was declined. -------.
The Hereditary Grand Duches of Tuscany
daughter of the King OF Ssxony, died at Naples
l. THE IoSIAN ISLANDS.
~Mr Gladstone had formally presented the reply
of Queen Victoria to the Ioaian Assembly. He
Majesty tells the Ionians she can neither consen
to abandon the obligations she has undertaken
nor can convey, nor permit, any application {
any other power in furtheranes of any smla