The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-14

send the following additional news. no. ,eis.
graphed from Farther Point yesterday:
A dispatch, dated Trieste, 2sth A ugust saws
" The American ship Bea Bolt which arrived
here with cargo of Havana sugar, and had
sailed again for London with the same cargo
far want OF sale, WAS wrecked on the 25tb, al
Krendese. The crew were saved. She is In
sUred ia Tendon.
TgR zrRIcH CONFERENCE
Dispatch dated Zurich, August 9th saws
for the last few days there has been no con fer
spce Of the plenipoten ;iaries. 1t is believed
'hey VIII be snahied 10 quit Zurich. at the la
test. In fortnight.
On Sunday. the 2s;h, the Austrian and
french plcnipoientiaries held private confer
erre,
The Paris correspondent of the London
Tines. in q letter dated evening of the l4th
saws private letter from Zurich Of the 26th
.latcs that the Lahore of the plenipotentiaries
were going on slowly enough notwiths tar ding
thrs announcement made a few days ago thai
IL was doubtful II any important point had
beer settled Whether The fault is attributable
10 the pleai potentiaries themselves. TO the pre-
f.rniusries OF the treaty of tIllafranca or TO
,Ae Etnyey0r.' not having taken into calcu-
Iation in their eagrr anxiety to make peace.
all she difficulties of the negotiations no one
knows. Some people incline To the opinion
lhat this delay ia intentional, and the manner
m which NJ de Bourgueney is acting lends
r me color 10 the suspicion. What the French
government viii at last have 10 do j. simply
20 declare to Austria that II has done all that
,cSes, or else IL must dispose itself TO impose
hem on the Duchies by intrigue if not by
force.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The receipts from visitors. during the few
days the Great Eastern was open TO the pub
lac. exceeded e. ,W0.
The Queen and Royal family have gon. TO
Scotland, for their usual autumnal visit. as
was announced. They made the Journey from
I.1udon to Edinburgh during the night
The Isle-of Man had been successfully con-
r"c'od Nv q submarine telegraph cable. with
England.
England and Malta had been re-establishcd.-
This would expedite the reception OF news
from India by about three DAYS.
Lord Rads:ook publishes in the London
Times letter. receiy ed by him from Richard
A. Dam. of Boston, on The subject Of ballot
IN the United States. Mr.. Dana shows the
benefit Il The ballot system and explains that
in America. il has been found necessary for
security against fraud 10 deprive il Of the
clement Of secrecy.
III" investigation at Liverpool. into the
charge against Bontell- mate OF the ship Com
Gueror of having caused the den tn of a sea
non, the evidence showing that the deceased
lied from natural causes.
Tn" strike of the London builders continued
The London Times. in a leading article on
En.and's defensive preparations says that
she is rapidly approaching, if, indeed, she has
not actually attained it. in which 40 assailant
can hope u attack her with impunity.
FRANCE.
The Paris flour market had rather more
frnncss, and prices Were tending upward
Wheat was without material change.
A. hiarseliles the corn market was dull and
declining. " ines We're in good demand al
higher prices in several OF the principal mar
krts
The formation Of eight military districts, the
headquarters Of which will be Nantes. was
about completed.
The Constitutional Of Tuesday contains IN
article repudiaiins, in the strongest terms. the
fratrc!dal policy of war with England. II
saw. The Emperor has not thought to nVenge
the past, but repair the future for the sake Of
consolidation. He has on every occasion COM
batted he hereditary preiudices OF the French
people,
prices gave way fully one fourth The three
per cents closing ut G-f soc.
ITALY.
The official PicdInontese Gazette gives a de-
nial to the reports OF political dissenslon
among the members Of the Sandman Cabinet
The following are the amounts of The loans
Al present required 10y the governments OF the
huehles Tuscany l2A0oooOU francs; Modena
,.0pr,mh francs, and Parma. 3,G0u, coo francs
The city OF Bologna ha~ also beeu authorized
10 raise the sum Of Gu0,oOG francs
The Tuscan Moniteur publishes n decree
ah'llshing the Tuscan army regulations and
adopting those OF the Sandman.
letter from Naples. says that the people
were much excited IN regard to the high price
OF corn and that the government in conse-
qu-nce, had ordered the purchase abroad OF Il
large quantity.
General Eanti accepted the command-in-
chief Of the army OF Central Italy.
.Garlbaldl's command comprises the troops
0f Tuscany and Modena.
An earthquake had taken place mt Sorcia-
TWO hundred persons Were killed and large
number injured. Nine thousand of the pop
iation had encamped in the neigh borhood of
The town. The Pope had dispatched assist
ance.
Late advices from Rome say that the French
Minister held n conference with Cardinal An.
tonclli on the subject OF the reorganization Of
the LeCatiOn.
One French division only was to remain in
Rome.
The government of Bologna is said to have
dissolved the regiment in which some of MAJ
2lni's volunteers had attempted 10 cause an
excitement.
The garrison of the Pope was on the march
To Persiero where troops were being concen-
Tated.
The Prussian government was vigorously
maintaining the prohibition TO the export of
horses.
combination of bankers and flnanciers had
been formed at Frankfort on the Main, for
contracting the Bayariau four and "a half per
cent. loan TO defray military expenses. The
loan is issued al 9ss per cent, and is for about
million sterling.
1t is stated that the Russian government had
given orders TO demobilize the first three corps
darmee, placed under the orders of Prince
Meuschakof, in Poland
The whole f2,00o,uo0 loan had been subscrib-
ed.
INDIA
The Bombay mails of August 5th, would
reach England on the day the steamer sailed.
Intelligence had reached Lloyds that at Cal
eutta on the 2Gtl of July there was a cyclone
IL the Hoogiey River. and that TWO steamers
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The Stock Exchange had exhibi continued
dizziness, but the fuctuation in consols were
quite slight. The money marketw easy and
The supply abundant.
LATEST.
The Daily News City Article. dated Tuesday
evening, says the fund. remain very quiet,
the closing quotations being the same yes
trday. In most of the other markets firm
mes. prevails. Twenty per cent. on the Indian,
ana Twelve per cent. on the Prussian loan,
were PAID up to-day, and occasioned more
a. ave demand for money, q few bills were
discounted in Lombard Street below 2as per
cent. at the Baak; however, there was no reyi-
val Of business
The specie arrivals to-day were $500 000--
/. about ! i5O, 900 in Austrian gold is overdue
Ina lines ttty Article says: THE funds on
uesday showed renewed steadiness and re-
Gay"
An article from the Constitut ionnel regard
4Ug the Duehles has had a favorable inn uencs
Ia The discount market the general rate has
recovered 10 about TWO and three -eighths per
cenl r.
LIvERPooL, Wednesday Evening -The wea-
thrf has been 30 stormy that passengers could
not be- placed on board the Anglo Saxon and |
kangaroo and both vessels are therefore de- |
"ined until te-nighrs tide.
Zurich telegram, OF this date, says that |
private conferences continue 10 take place
o"iiy between the French and Austrian pleni- |
pen tarics, and yesterday there was q meet
4hs between the French and Sandman Rem. |