The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-01

said. no Prussian heart coutd conceive the idea
Prussia joining the Emperor Napoleon agains
Austria. Loud cheers.l Prussiaus should neve
| forget that Austria formed German nucleus, and
that they were bonnd to Austria by sacred bond
Of confederation. II Austria had commenced the
| war, she was driven to II.
The frst proposal Of the bill for loan Of forty
millions of dollars TO place the army on . wal
footing was passed without discussion, amid great
| applause.
| THE Latest.
| LONDON, May IA dispatch from Rome says
| that the Duke do Grammont left that city on the
| 18th, 10 consequence Of tsiegraphic order from
| the Emperor.
A dispatch from Vienna says that the English
steamer, with the Indian mails, overhaulsd off
Cassara, BY the boats from French war ship.
Charles yiilate 4 Co., OF Birmingham, failed to-
| day.
There has been further recovery cf Illinois
Central shares but Erie Railroad securities have
declined.
PARIS, Monday, May 16-The Moniteur contains
! the following telegram
bis head quarters are established. His Imperial
Majesty is in excellent health.
Prince Napoleon has remained at Genoa In order
to organize his corps darmse. part of which is ex
pected from Africa. II is believed that in eight
days this corps, the destination Of which is not
jet known, will be ready to take the field.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
By the steamship Hungarian, whose arrival at
Quebec We have already announced by teegraps,
and the steamship Hammonis, which left Ham.
burg on May Is and Southampton on May Is, We
have one days later news from Europe. 1t il un-
importapt.A There is no fighting yet, and markets
contnee with tendency to fall on cotton and
rise on bresdstuffs, but with slight change.
The French squadron Was before Venice on the
16fh.
RoME, May 16, 1s59.-Ou tho 11th inst, the Tus-
can consul at Aucona hauled down his flag. On
| he h. he Fra nd
tested TO tie Delegate against the continuance Of
fortiicatiop, and threatened to demand their pass.
ports. At midpigbt, the Delegate was speaking
with the Austrian General. 0a the 18th, the Aus.
trians we're at work levellipg casino, although
the state of siege had been raised.
France had not yet recog ognsed the neutrality Of
Naples. Rome is tranquil.
The Nord states that the Russian Government
has given orders for the LIST, %, Sd, 5th aud 9th
corps darmse to be placed Immediately on war
footing, with the whole of the artillery and cavaI.
ry belonging TO each. The reserves are to be call
ed, and oil soldiers on furloagh to rejoin their
colors, to be ready to march within three months
The Austrian Lloyds had stopped running all
their steamers.
ANGRY CoRREsPoNDENcE BErwsES FRANCE AND Eng
LAND.
(From The LondCn Morning Advertiser
We are enabled to state that q very angry corree-
pondence is just now going on between the French
and Eogiish Governments, relative to the permis
sion granted by our Government to Austrian yes.
sei6 10 take snelter under our guns az Malta.
The French Government energeticalIy complain
of this, as showing an undue friendship for Auss
tria, inasmuch as French vessels, having no fear
Of Austrian ships do not seek or require the same
protection.
The Moniteur publishes the following address
of Prince Napoleon:
ARMY OF TTALY FIFTH CORPS D'ARMKE: Folders
of the Fifth Corps of the Army of Italy: The En-
Perer calls me to the honor OF commanding you.-
Many of you are my old comrades Of Alma and In
keI III ann. AS in the Orimea and as in frica. You
will sustain your glorious reputation. Discipline.
coursge, tenacity-such the military virtues.
which you will once more display to Europe, which
10 attentiyeiy watching for the great event in pre-
paration The country which was the cradle of an
Gent civilization and of modern renaissance is about
to owe its liberty 10 yeu you ill deliver that
try forever from its representation those eternal
en~mies of France whose name is asso lated in our
history with all strus sgles and all victories.
The reception which the Italian people give to cir
Gherators bears witness to the ice of the cause
hich the Emperor defends Tice PEnTereur -
VIpc In Francei Vire rIndependence Halienne!
The Prince commanding in chief the Fifth Corps
Of the Army OF Italy.
NAPOLF FON (JEROME)