Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-14
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ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLo-sAxoN

yesterday afternoon her way 70 Quebec where she
viii be due at tomorrow
The interruption.of theslue on Sunday evening by a
thunderstorm, prevented the transmission Of her
till this morning.
The steamship Kangaroo, which only arrived out on
the s6h, To sail about nm hour after the Anglo
saxon. The steamship Teutonia reached Southampton
early on the morning Of the Soh aud the steamship No
va seotian arrived at Liverpool at r. NJ the day
despatch, dated Trieste, 2sth August, SAYS " the
American ship Ben Bolt which arrived here with car
go Of Havana sugar and had sailed again for London
with the same cargo, for of sale wrecked on
the goth. al Brendese. The were saved. She is
Insured in London.
rRE ZURICH CONFERENCE
despatch, dated Zurich, August 2Ith says for the
last lev days there has been conference of the pen
poentiaries IL believed they will be enabled to quit
Zurich, at the.atest, in fortnight
On Sunday, the 2sth the Austrian and French peni.
poentiarics held private conference
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times in
letter dated evening Of the 2sth SAYS private letter
from Zurich, OF the 26th that the abors Of the
plenipotentiaes were going slowly enough notwith
standing the announcement made n few days ago; that
IL was doubtful II any important point had been settled
Whether the fault Is attributable the plenipotenaries
themselves to the preminarics of the treaty Of villa
franca to the Emperors having taken into cacu.
laton, IN their anxiety make peace all the diff
cuties OF the negotiations, one knows Some people
incline TO the opinion that this DELAY il intentional and
the manner in which NJ de Bourgueney Is acting lends
color to the suspicion What the French Govern.
ment will at last have 10 do l. simply declare Aus
tra that II has done all that morally in it, power ia
favor Of her proeges, else IL dispose itself To
impose them the Duchics by intrigue il not by forc.
late Berne telegram that the reports
TO the proceedings Of the conference quite
dictory and that there every believe that
the Sandman Pienipoenaries would aix their sig
nature to any protocol in favor of the Of the de-
posed rulers of the Italian Duchies.
GREAT BRITAIN
The Director OF the Company owning the Great East
ern had declined Mr.. Levers amended offer to charter
her, and their original programme is TO be carried
The ship had been closed to the public to leave
the Thames in day two.
The receipts from visitors during the few DAYS she wa,
open TO the public, exceeded "a 900.
Few policies of Insurance had been taken out
on the ship at Ioyds the underwriters being generally
unwilling to transact business until the completion of the
trial trip There anxious the ship safe
out of the Thames but those in charge of her enter
tanned no fear the subject
Leigh Hunt, the popular author, died in London on the
ssh of August in the fifth year of his age lac
had been in declining state Of health considerable
time.
The Queen aud Royal family have gone to Scotland
Tor their usual auiumnnl visit announced. They
made the journey from London Edinburgh during the
night.
The Isle OF Man had been successfully connected by
submarine telegraph cable with England
The Geographic communication between England and
Malt, had been reestablished. This would expedite the
reception of news from India by about three days
Lord Radstock publishes in the London Times letter
received by him from Richard A. DANA of Boston on
the subject OF ballot in the United States Mr. Dana
shows the benefit OF the ballot system, aud explains that
in America IL has been found for security
against fraud to deprive of the element Of secrecy
The Investigation Liverpool into the charge against
Bontele mate of the ship conqueror of having caused
the death Of seaman board the vessel resulted la
his liberation the evidence showing that the deceased
died from natural causes.
cabinet council unexpectedly summoned in on
on the goth Various speculaons we're ahnat as To
the OF it, but generally supposed TO have
reference to some phase in the Italian question
The strike of the London builders continued
The London Time, in leading article England'S
defensive preparations that she is rapidly approach
ing IT, indeed, she has not actually attained it, in which
no assailant eau hope to attack her with impuniiy
The Emperor remained in retirement in the Pyrrnecs
IL asserted he would proceed Cherbourg and al
So pay.a second visit to the Chaons camp. speech by
Count de Morney the opening OF the Council General
OF thu Department of Puy de Dome attracted consdera
bic attention. as it regarded enuncaton the
sentiments of the Emperor. The Count endcayored to
show that the apprehenSons existing in England of
French invasion quite groundlcss and that on the
contrary, France DESTROYS of cementihg the
lance between the two countries, aud waging only
manufacturing and commercial lie denounced that
portion of the English press and those members Of Par
lament who questioned the intentions OF the French go
vernment.
The Paris Constitutional in an article ON the Ducbies
says the Emperor agreed VILLA Franco to the rstora
ton OF the former regning Princes. lie has not Yet
given mp all hopes OF success and will fulfil oyally
the end hs disinteresed mission but IL he should
succeed rc-une the Princes and people in mutual ac
cord IL Is his intention force either one or the
other Ii Is not the wish of Ills Majesty to follow the
errors Of the ancient Austrian policy whose armed in
erventon in the Affairs OF the Peninsula had ceased
ever We have given the Italian people advice which
we believe wise aud prudent, and which, If they DO not
follow it. will grieve but which could press up
on them by force. To US Italy her independence
| We shall no; take away from her again what have
| given her yesterday.
The Paris flour market had rather more frmness and
prices were tending upward. Wheat without
| rial change.
At Marseiles the corn market was dull and declining
Wines were in good demand at higher prices in several
/ OF the principal markets.
The formation of eight military districts the headquar
tiers of which will be Nantes, was about completed
LATEST.
The Constitutional of Tuesday contains an article re-
pudatiug, in the strongest terms the irAercd policy
OF war with England. Ii says: The Emperor has not
thought TO avenge the past, bat repair the future for
the sake of consolidation lie has on every occasion
combated the hereditary prljudces OF the French peu-
/ pie
The Bourse dull aud on the sob the prices gave
way fully one fourth, the three er closing 6sr
| sos.
ITALY.
The situation Of the affairs Of Italy has undergone no
/ change.
deputation of the National Assembly of Modem. had
| gone to Paris on n special mission Napoleon.
The elections throughout Romano lad taken place with
/ the greatest tranquility aud order.
The official Pedmonese Gazette gives a denial to the
reports Of political dssensOn among the members Of the
| Sandman cabinet.
Count Lymaly, Mayor Of Parma issued proclamation
on his return from Paris Napoleon, in addressing him.
used the following words "Tel the population. that
have sent you to that my army shall never do VIC
ence 20 their wishes aud that will permit other
foreign force To commit violence against YOU" The
Count adds These words make you the arbiters of
| your destincs."
Garuhaldi has resolved TO maintain ia the army Of
Central Italy, the spirit OF order aud description
that distinguished the Chasseurs Of the Alps In an or
der of the day. he says 4" will cause to he shot any
one who calls himself MaEzeman, Republican 4 SO
ciaist or even Gardbaldian. viii have none with me
/ but soldiers aud Italians.
The following the amounts of the loans at present
required by the governments Of the Duchics Tuscany
! l2hOOO,OO0 francs; Modena, 5uOOJOD francs aud
/ Parma S,OOOOOO francs.
The city Of Bologna has also been authorized to raise
/ the sum Of 100000 francs
The Tuscan Ao"ifsW publishes decree aboishing
The Tuscan army regulations and adopting those OF the
/ Sandman.
letter from Naples says that tie people were much
excited in regard to the high price Of corn aud that the
government in consequence, had ordered the purchase
abroad Of large quantity.
General PANT accepted the command in chief Of the
/ army Of Central Italy
Garibadis command comprises the troops Of Tuscany
aud Modena.
! An earthquake had taken place ~ Sorcs. Two hun
dred persons were killed aud large number injured
Nine thousand Of the population had encamped in the
neighborhood OF the town. The Pope had despatched
assistance