The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-21
ADDITIONAL BY THE EUROPA.


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The following additional items by the Eu-
ropa. from Liverpool on the 9Th inst, were not
received by telegraph
23d. : =
The ship American Congress rot aground
near Cowes Light but got of and was towed
to Spithead.
There was nothing further known as to the
proceedings of the Zurich Conference beyond
the general assertion that some progress con.
tinued to De made towards the signing of a
be complicated, and will leave Austria with
| the door open to quarrel with Piedmont.
The Paris Constitutional has an article by
the chief editor stating that the preliminaries
at Villafranca had rescued Italy from every
foreign Intervention, under whatever name
and from whatever power. France confines
herself to giving the Italians proper advice.
prosperity Of Central Italy, but having in in
ai4odered advice she cannot dictate orders
forAtaly.
The latest reports say that treaty between
France and Austria will probably be signed
k6n the 10th or 18th instant.
Austria has consented to sign on oil ques-
tions belonging to Lombardy.
The British official correspondence relative
to the Peiho affair has been published Lord
Russell fully approves the course taken He
says that preparations are making, in con-
junction with France, to enable forces to sup
port the pienlpotentlarleS In their ms true
tions. - 81 -
Minister Bruce's letter expresses the opinion
lnat the Chinese will not make difficulties
ABOUT exchanging ratifications with him, as
,ne conditions under which the American
minister is alone entitled to visit Pekin con-
taln nothing offensive to the Chinese.
Mr. Bruce acknowledges his Indebtedness to
Mr. Ward and Com. Tatnall, and concludes
by saying: "Mr- Wards position is one of
considerable difficulty, nor do see after our
unsuccessful attempt at Peiho, that any
course was open save the one he adopted.
The News city article of Friday evening
says the demand for money has increased.
The Times says the funds are quiet with q
slight tendency towards an increase in the de-
mand
The ship Red Jacket, on her voyage from
Liverpool to Australia, ran down the ship
Elizabeth Walker, and the crew had barely
time to get on board the Red Jacket before
their vessel sank.
The details of the loss of the steamer Ad-
mates, trading between Adelaide and Mel
bourne, say she struck rock and broke up
Forty passengers clung to the bulwarks, but
one after another were washed away The re-
mainder were five days without food, and fifty
had died of cold and hunger.
Accounts from Paris of Hon. Mr.. Mason's
funeral, on the 5th instant, at the United
States Chapel. say the Foreign Ministers were
all present, and numerous other distinguished
persons attended. The body was to be sent
Immediately to America.
The Paris Patrie says that special corps of
fifteen hundred men will go TO China via
Egypt.
The Notifications on the coast of France
from Havre to Caen are being carried on with
extreme rapidity.
The London Herald's special Paris CORES
pondent says it is strictly true that Napoleon
has secret understanding with Austria and
Sardinia, which enables him to command the
whole Italian seaboard as far as Civita Vechia,
and another ster in furtherance of his scheme
| is an expedition to Morocco, as the Mediterra-
mean squadron, which sailed from Toulon
with ten thousand men for Morocco, and would
command the African coast from Algiers to
Centa. tsat s5s f{ss - E
| The Times correspondent is assured that
six steel plated frigates have been ordered, and
| twenty large transports, capable of conveying
| fifteen hundred men each, are building or
ordered.
| Accounts from Italy say that at Modena on
the 5th, Anniti, the President of the late mill
| tary commission of the ex-Duke Of Parma,
was discovered to have arrived in disguise,
having gone there to get up conspiracy. The
door of the guard-house where he took refuge
was forced by the populace and Anniti was
killed. Perfect tranquility had subsequently
prevailed.
Another version of the affair says he was
| merely passing through the city, and was
dragged through the streets, buffeted, and
| finally that his head was cut off and carried
in triumph.
A vague rumor was in circulation that the
Prince Carignana had accepted the Regency
of Central Italy for the King of Sardinia.
1t has been confirmed that tho Sandman
! Minister at Rome had received his passports.
The Government of Bologna has adopted the
Sandman Gus toms tariff.
Mazzini has addressed a letter to the King
of Sardinia, frankly renouncing his personal
opinion, and promising to support the Demo-
cratic party, if the King can and will make
| Italy free
1twas reported that General. .Garibaldi had
| entered the marshes, and the rumor caused
much sensation at Naples.
| haS N a
| that he will not give up his temporal powers,
| and will, it necessary, call upon the Catholic
Powers to supporthim
| Advices from Turkey say that Omar Pasha
4 chief of the army at Bagdad, has been deprived
| of his command because he abuses his anthori-
| ty.
! The reported appearance of the plague at
| Reyrout is denied.
/ The India mails reached London the morn
| ing the steamer sailed, but not in time for the
/ Europa.
the force to be sent to India would number
| ten thousand men. Disturbances were immi.
| nent on the coast of Kaltynar.
/ Itwas reported that the people of Jeyport
| would not comply with the disarming order
| Nena Sahib was in Napaul
China dates to August had reached bombay
| but nothing important
From South America accounts say that the
1 negotiations initiated by the American Minis
| ter had ended without any result Mr.. Yam.
sss States. sas ''''' - -
| Preparations for war between Buencs Ayres
and the Argentine Confederation were oeins
| made with activity.
/ The london Times says that Mr. Yancey
failed because his demands were tanfamount
to requiring the uneonaitiohai SURRENDER VI
| Buenos Ayres TO Ufqulza. ss
/ COMMERCIAL INTELLIGKScE.
/ Liverpool Cotton Marke.-The sales of the
/ week have been 81 600 bales. Of which 900 bales
we're taken on speculation, and II 500 baes for ex
port Fair and Middling qualities have slightly
advanced Inferior qualities continue unsaleahle.
4 Holders offer freely. but show no disposition to