The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-27

BosToS, August a6.-~The steamship Esna,
which sailed from Liverpool on the night Of
the 18Th inst, II hours later than the America,
arrived here !a.e last night.
The ygrich Conference had resolved 10 pro-
loag the armis,ice until the ratification of the
peace.
nj Paris would refuse 80 attend the coming
te..s n the golfers taken from the enemy We're
allowed 10 lse carried in the procession.
The Bank of France has gained 81, 5OO.e0a
francs during July.
Three per cents on the Paris bourse had de-
clined To 90 sr. IS cent.
There was a vague rumor that Prince Ma.
poleou was TO lie made sovereign of Tuscany.
The collision between the Austrian and
pruss!an soldiers AT Frankfort was serious.
but IL is believed no lives were lost
The King Of Prussia was not expected TO
1--we much longer
SPAN had resolved TO increase her fortifica-
lions in Caba.
GREAT BRITAIN
Parliament was prorogued on the 18th inst
C. LenuoI Wyke had been appointed Ens-
hsh Envoy Extraordinary to Central Ameri-
Atlantic telegraph shares were quoted at
+ Uc.
Paris correspondence says that the Emperor
il abont 80 publish political amnesty ineiu-
ding Changarnier, Louis Blanc and Ledru
Roliin.
ITALY.
AdSiees from Italy Indicate serious troubles
in the Dukedoms. The secret cmissaries OF
the fugitive Princes were fomenting discord.
The people generally we're bitterly opposed TO
the return OF the Dukes, and FasIno. Dictator
of Modena, threatens to level il 10 the ground
before he Will see Duke restored by force.
GSRGOND DISPATCH
The news from Italy is contradictory. The
Liverpool Post gives the following rssume:
"The rumors published yesterday that tha
Red Republicans had obtained ad vantage over
the friends OF order in Parma, &c is confirm
rt partially By the news received from Aus
trian official sources. The provisional gov
-rument Of Tuscany issued n proclamation to
~ people before the elections took place call
IHg on them TO enable, by their conduct, the
Eiaperor Napoleon to do for Italy what he in
'eHhs for their good. and It's further stated
'ha ihey have sent a special Envoy To Berlin
obtain the consent OF the Prussian Govern
uent 10 The removal OF The present dynasty.
v ith regard To the question, who is to take
the place of that dynasty n project has al
really been mentioned, namely: marriage be-
tween The Grand Duchess of Parma and the
npphew Of Victor Emanuel"
In the Dnchy OF Modena everything seems
Ia favor of Piedmont, and the people rush ia
crowds II vote for the dethrunempnt OF Fran
cis SIN. II is further stated that the Modenese
aHi Parmesians have been invited to n mon
ster banquet. which Is 10 take place at Placen-
IA for the purpose of coming to an under
sanding upon three points: first, the dethrone-
mont of the former dynasty; second, the an
nexation 10 Piedmont; third, confederation
with Tuscany and Romagne, to secure COM
mon political ana military action. There is
disc3ntentI III Italy and dissension in Germany,
and The opinion is gaining ground that there
are serious hSlacles 10 the as adjustment OF the
proposed Italian confederation"
COMMERCIAL.
1IyERTooL, Aug. 3-fhc weather is favorable
the crops Flour quiet al los. l2i4s. Wheat
duli-hrlters demand an aGYance-whte IS r2ias.
red 73as. e7'.s Corn offered freely, hut there is
Da eior, to press saies-whgte 7sd7tss; mixed
and yellow IS. Sd. S5s. I0d. Rice heavy, and Sd.
lower. Rosin steady nj IS. 81 MSS. Cd. Turpentine
steady a. 34s.
LoNpoS. Aug. ls--Breadsuas steady. Sugar