Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08

RUM0RS OF TROUBLE BETWEEN ENGLAND AND
FRANCE-sPAIN DECLARES WAR AGAINST NO.
PARTNER Posr, Nov. 6.-Tho steamer North Amcric.
from Liverpool with advices Of the 26th u hn, passed
| this point, on her way to Quebec.
The steamer Asia arrived out on the aeth.
Spain has declared war against Morocco.
There are rumors Of trouble between England and
France.
All the Cunard steamers are to call .t oueenstouo
hereafter.
The London Times euogises Commodore Tstn.lrs de-
spach and says that IL defence Of the acts of the
British Minister and Admiral at Peiho was needed. Il
could be found in that despatch o.
Sir George Grey understood have been reappoint
ed Governor of the Cape Of Good Hone i -
The authorities of Bristol were making efforts TO have
the Great Eastern come there after her projected trip to
the Mediterranean. -
Sir j. Dean Paul and srahan, the ex-London bankers
have boon released after -four years penal serytude
The first battalion, Of the military train for China WAS
under orders TO depart by the overland route
Nothing further has ranspircd In regard to the Zurich
Conference and the peace treaties.
The strike Of the London builders still continued and
Was telling seriously against the men, who have resoy-
ed to appeal to the public for support The
turns show excessive mortality amongst families of
the operatives and there scores are
perishing of want
There have been heavy frosts and considerable snow
in England.
Parliament has been prorogued to the 18th of Decem.
Der.
The Paris Constitutional In an article by the senior
editor in reply to the assertions Of the English press that
the policy Of the Emperor left Of political inccrti.
tude in Europe states what the aim of the Emperor was
OF the beginning and compares IL with the advantages
gained and accuses the English press Of
The Paris correspondents Of the London Journals in.
duge in gloomy forebodings writer for the Herald
states plainly that the impression gained ground of
rupture between France and England being imminent
Several provincial journals have published
violent articles against England which were known to
have been supplied bya government Official England
warned that her hour OF trial approaches which NAV
| Put an end to her greatness forever.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Post asserts
that negotiations are going to complete the arrange
ments for a joint expedition tn China.
The correspondent OF the Herald repeats the
that the preparations for the expedition were
The Monteur states that the Chinese commander at
Peiho has been made Generaismo Of the Chine armies
and mandarin CT tie frat ciaaa.
The sccouEis from the French manufacturing districts
were generally unfayorable.
The Paris Flour market firm. Wheat was heavy
and difficult TO se. Bfandies were higher throughout
| France.
The nundaions in the south of France did much
| damage TO life aud property.
Gen. Bedeau and Dr. Iandesat have returned To France
4 under the as-nssty. r-f -. r.. -
The Rentes closed at Paris at 6ef 45c.
On the 22d the Spanish Government declared TO the
Cortes that t was going to begin against Morocco
which announcement received with great
All political parties offered support the Ministry aud
the newspapers expressed the patriotic feeling
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