The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-26
Effect of the News on the Markets.


rived of this Point at very early hour this
morning. Her dates are four days later than
those already received.
10 Mr.. Cyrus W. Field. who has accomplished
the object Of his visit 10 Europe.
The steamship Anglo-Saxon. from Quebec,
arrived at Liverpool AZ O'Clock, on the even
ing of the nth inst
The steamship New York left Southampton
Tor New York on the 18TH inst.
ruR WAR.
The Paris Mouiteur gives the following ex.
plaustion of the circumstances attending the
arsuistice between France and Austria;
The great neutral Powers exchanged COM
ufunicauals with the object OF offering their
mediation to the helligerents, whose first act
was to he an aTmtsuce-bnt the endearor 10
bring about this result was not successful un-
Ill some days ago. when the French fleet was
aAou; to begin hostilitics against Venice, and Il
new conflict before Verona was imminent
The Emperor of France, faithful TO his sonti-
ments OF moderation. and anxious 10 prevent
the eiusion Of blood, did not hesitate to assure
himself whether the disposition OF the Empe-
ror Of Austria was conformahle to his own
1t was = sacred duty fer the two Emperors inn
mediately to suspend hostilftles, which media
ton could render oblectsess. The Emperor OF
Austria having showed similar Intentions the
armistice was concluded
The two Emperors had an interview at Villa
France ON the morning of the lIth, The En-
peror of Austria was nccompaniedby Gener-
sis Hess, Gramme, keilner kolloustein, Ro-
-
TURIN. July IL. is59.--An official bulletin
publishes the text OF the armi.tice. Besides
articles already known, il is stated that the
belligerent armies will keep the positions they
now occupy. The railways 10 Verona Pes
chiera and Mantua may, during the armistiee
be used TO carry provisions TO those fortresses
Peschiera and Mantua are being provisioned
and the provision of Verona Will be completed
In two days
The works offensive and defensive of Pes
rhiera are 10 remain in their present state.
The convention is signed by Marshal Vail
liant and Generals Martenpay, Della, Rocca
Hess and Murdorf
The Emperor Napoleon has issued the fol-
lowing order of the day:
VALLEJO. July 10. ie59.-Solders: An ar
mlstice was concluded on the 9th inst, be-
tween the hellger9nt parties, 10 extend TO the
18th of August. This ,truce will permit you
20 rest after your glorious lGboTs, and to re-
cover. II necessary, new strength 10 conclude
;he work which you have so gloriously inaug-
UrSted by your courage and resolution. l am
about TO return 10 Paris and shall leave the
provisional command 1.-THE army to Marshal
CajIlent, but as soon As the hour of combat
will haEe strrct, You will see me again in
your midst 10 partake Of your dangers
The Times Vienna correspondent says that
twas believed there that he British Govern
nenI had brought about the armislce.
- - that the Prince Re-
gent Of Russia took the initiatory sugsest-
inS, lho srlulsttct
.hat an autograph letter addresses by the
Emperor Napoleon to the Emperor of Austria
led 10 the negotiations, the result Of which wa.
i've weeks -arIHst nee. .-,.i. 3. -f-u.t +
Verona telegraph DISPATCH SAYS ;he arms
tIce was concluded after repeated requests
from the French, and after their consent had
been obtained TO all the conditions asked by
Austria
oountCayour had again lef, Turin for the
hssdguarters Of the allied armies. -
.tEc gun ooata destihe3 for the i'ohrhards'ent
OF Prschiera have been launched on the Lake
deCarda.
The Times Paris correspondent says that
typhus fever RACED ia both the camps in Italy
and that ten to twelve thousand Were attacked
nth 1t in The allied army, DE-
:. was ea'd t'7nt Nrpoleon's plan for reyo-
luuonizing Hungary ana Pennsylvania was
disapproved of by Prussia.
Il was reported that kossuth was to propose
n monarchial government for Hungary.
A Trieste telegram says that the Austrian
war steamer Curlatone, backed by the garrison
OF the fortress. SUI. tanned successful contest.
on the Tth. in the channel Of the cara, with
the French frigate lmpetuse.
The French squadron was sailing, on the Sth,
towards Pold.
fR1xsTE July II, 1s59.-Fourtben war
steamers were at Iussino yesterday.
tATssT gT TsLEdRAPH FEog LONDON TO
LIVERPOOL
The result of the interview between the En-
peror OF France and the Emperor of Austria
was the concluding of a peace.
The following is the telegram from Napoleon
to, the Empress, announcing the fact
yAITEGIo' July llth, 1S5e.-Peace has been
eignhd bet y cen the Emperor of Austria and
myself. The basis OF peace are The Italian
Confederation, under the honorary Presidency
OF the Pope: the Emperor OF Austria comedies
his rights in I-0mbardy 10 the Emperor OF the
French, who transfers them to the King of
Sardinia; the Emperor OF Austria preserves
Venice; but she will form an integral part of
the Italian Confederation
/ mis- dispatch was bulletned on the Paris
Bourse on the 18th, and The funds rose 2h per
cent. The closing sales are not mentioned, but
were about 70f.
The news did not transpire in London till
after the official closing hour Of consols, so
that its full effect is not known. Sales were
made late III the day ut sGE
The Daily News City Article says that the
funds on Tuesday opened quiet, and business
remained stagnant until about , O'Clock, when
consols We're quoted one-eighth per cent. low
er than on Monday; influential buyers W no are
believed 10 act good foreign information,
then came forward, and by O'Clock a rise OF
half per cent. had taken place between and
T. and Ut d still later hour, increased buoyancy
prevailed, owing TO teiegrams from faris an
nouncing an official declaration OF peace, shd
an advance OF two ~, cent in the rentes.-
Consols finally left of three-fourths per cent.
higher than on Monday, and seyen-eight ms per
cent, abo, e the lowest point OF the day Inc
other classes of securities responded IN Inc al
ternoon to the buoyancy of the funds. In the
discount market on Tuesday, the supply OF
money was plentiful, and the best bills were
Gihen al per cent Inc ID cAPN S'ee
to stimulate commercial enterprise ana Ie'td
20 q higher value of money.
The Times City Article says several large
purchases took place. and consols speedily I'M
proved nearly one per cent.-the tendency IN
that direction being greatly stimulated by Inc
fact that nearly all the spectators operating
had been for fall. and that there was conse-
quently, a rush To buy back on any terms
There were no bullion operations at the banE
on Tuesday. The supply Of money increases
with the payment of the dividends, and the
impression that the bank minimum may be re-
duced on Thursday, assisted the funds III their
upward movement.
The Daily News affirms that the just hope
and expectations Of Italy deceived. 1t
adds "History will call the Emperor TO a
strict account for having made war on false
pretensione. and signed mock and selfish
peace-a peace that leaves Austria impregna-
bIy fortified in Northern Italy; that connects
Central Italy TO the patronage OF the Pope,
and to the constant menace OF military inter
yention on the part of the ropes patrons ana
protectors; that takes no account OF the Wei
fare OF the people, and substitutes ior natioh ~
Independence 4 confederation under the lock
and KEY of Austrian garrisons. ne Emperor
OF France has sown the seeds OF future wars
and the closer we examine the pretended paci'
hc.tion, the more futile and ing uitous II ap
pears"
iue Morning Post contends that the soul o.
the treaty agreed upon is the nationality
guaranteed, under every variety of lccai gov
ernment. on a confederation OF the ltanaI
States.
The Emperor of Austria is 10 be the King OF
Venetia solely as an internal member of the
Confederation he will rule less than three
millions of Italians, and Will be controlled by
a confederation ruling not less than twenty
six millions. The Pope is shorn virtually OF
his temporal supremacy: he is deprived Of the
substance, but Keeps the shadow.
The Times rays that Venice must hope tina,
her independence Will not be a mere name and