The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11
LATER FROM EUROPE.
TRIVIAL OF THE RABIA.

HALIFAX. Aug. to.--The steamer Arabia
arrived here Yesterday, having lef, Liverpool
Political afrairs in Europe were unchanged
The conference at Zurich, had not assem-
bied.
Napoleon had decided that the French army
and navy be reduced 70 peace footing, with
the least possible delay. He IL generally re-
Errded by the press s sincere and pacific.
The English ministry had announced that
that government would net consent to take
part in an European Congress- until the re-
salt OF the conference at Zurich 10 known.
The Vanderbilt and City OF Baltimore had
arrived ont.
The u s. sloop-of-war Plymouth sailed
from Plymouth on Monday for Brest
The latest advices from Italy are Of peace.
full tone.
The debstes in the English Parliament in.
hieate that the government intends to prose-
cute vigorously the work on the national de-
The Sandman Pienipotentiary to the Zurich
Conference had reached Paris.
COMMERCIAL.
t.ivERrsoL, July 0-Cotton-sa sales for the week
OF eaoo bales. Of which spectators tsok 800 and
exporters s.oo. When the market closed holders
dull. Provisions had declining tcndsneT e"a'''h'
ne s.s snIsn IN the Bank OF England has decreas-
None, slightly more stringent. consos - for
money and Is. for account
SECOND DisPATcH1
Ten Broeck's horse Starke won the Good
wood stake. The Goodwood cup was won by
Promised Land, the American horse, Princess,
coming in third.
Lords Palmers,on and Russell had made
important speeches in Parliament on Euro
pean affairs. They admitted that England
ncted as mediator in conveying terms from
France 10 Austria, but without endorsing
them.
The subject OF national defences was debated
in Parliament, and the ministry expressed the
intention OF prosecuting the work on them
vigorously.
tempiated disarming, caused the bourse to rise
! per cent but ii afterwards partially declin-
cd aud closed at 6of IS confines
COMMERCIAL.
Middlins do. SIG. Upisnds Fair ~. Mddling T.
Stock in port ooo bales, including COZ OOO Amer
ican.
Brtodsinfs.1 Harvest prospects are favorable
Flour very dull at los. nlss. Sd. Wheat duIl-red
SIS lod. COS 3D., white 7s1ys. Cd.
P'oristons.-Bee heavy and unchanged Pork
changed. Sua OF quiet and firm Coffee quiet. Rice
steady kos!n dull at IS. Sd a3s sd. Turpentine
0uii at SSGS3s, but holders demand an advance.
LONDON, july 59.-Markets enc rally unchan ged.
THIRD DIsPATCH.1
The Austrian ambassador had arrived at
Marseilles, IN route for Zurich direct
The Independence Beige says the Austrian
provincial councils would all be conyoked
soon they were to have complete liberty in
their deliberations, and make known openly
ana sincerely to the Emperor the wishes OF
their respective populations.
Inc nrst Austrian army will for the present
be maintained in Italy on n war footing. 1t is
110,ooo strong. The other corps will return to
their environments in Gallaca and Hungary.
The official Piedmont Gazette says the new
ministry will not produce serious variation
III the policy of Sardinia
There was to be n grand illumination ut Mi
Ian on the arrival of Victor Emanuel
The Sandman Governor of Modeua had
Withdrawn, and the government had been
turned over to the municipal authorities
The populace Immediately declared the latter
1ictators, and the result of their deliberations
-nne1ing Tuscany to Piedmont, was made
known from lil places, including Leghorn
and Florence There were 500 affirmative and
only Is negative votes on the annexation
lie Nord denies that any French troops are
to remain in the Duchies or Milan. In the
latter, 1t says, extremists are already begin
ming agitation, and an insurrect ton in Veneiia
is possible.
The Invalide Russo says Austria and France
may make whatever treaties they please, but
in fixing the lot of Italy, they We're bound to
ask the concurrence of the rest of Europe.