The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-02
RICHMOND, VA, SATURDAY, July ,, 1859

yhe War Nevis Additional by the Ava bia.
We have sonic additional news by ti.e Ara.
bia, not published by telegraph
GREAT BRITAIN.
The new Ministry is constituted as follows
but had not ieen officially announced: Firsi
Lord % the IMasnr,, Viscount Pahasrston'
Chancellor Of the Exchequer, " 4. tfianss.
stune; Foreign Secretary, Lord John Russell:
Home Secretary, Sir q. 4. Lewis Colonial
s'ecie'ary, Duke of Newcastle; War Secrriary,
Sidney Herbert; India Secretary, Sir 6 Wood:
First Lord Of the Admiralty, Duke OF Ssiner-
set: Lord Chancellor, Lord Campbell; Presi-
dent OF the Conncii. Earl Gfanyliis. Prisy
Seal, Duke OF Argyle Postmaster General
Lord Eigin; President Of Iioardof Trade, MIR.
, tobden, President of Poor Law Boartt M iior
Gibson; First Commissioners OF Wutks, Mr.
! tardweii; Chancolfoi of The Duchy Of I1.ncas-
ter, Sir q. Grey. The London Times adds TO
its iist OF ministers the following Untier Sec
fetaries India, MIR. Barring: liome. MIR. Give;
War. Lord Eipon; Civil Lord of the Admit
rally. MIR. Nhithread: Secretary The Poor
Law, MIR. Gilpin; Vice President OF tile conn-
cli OF Education and Solicitor General, Sir Ii.
IL. heating; Household Officers Steward,
Lord 81. Gernl;tins; Master OF Horse Marquis
of fAyiesbnry; Master OF the Buclihounds, Earl
OF Beshoro; Mistress Of The Robes, Duchess Of
Sutherland.
The London Daily News thinks that the
Cabinet is not yet complete. and complains of
the manner in which Mr.. Miluer Gibson has
been moved from post 10 post 10 make room
Tor the eld classes OF III. .eemen.
Sir a. Coekburn succeeds Lord Cainpell rs
Lord Chief Justice Of England Sir Beni:anii
Hass is to be crcateda peer
Parliament re-asselnblcd on The Eth Lord
Derby, in the House OF I.ords. officially an =
nounc..ti The psgnation of his Cabinet and in
doing 30, hc warmly defended the foreign poll
cy OF Lord MlAmesbury. Earl Granville re-
served an explanation of the policy OF the new
government for Il future day. The House ad >
jOurned till the 2ist.
In the Commons Mr. D;sr.e1i announced
the resignation OF the Cabinet. and moved Il
further Adjournment till the 2ist Agreed to-
Tha official documents relative To the postal
contract with the Galway line are published
The service Will not commence ill June i~6n
The government had refused to dispense with
The condition requiring communication with
New York via Newfoundland in six days
The wort on the steamship Great Eastern
was rapidly progressing, and there was no
doubt that shc will he finished and at sea be-
fore the end Of September
The London Times City Article of Friday
evening says ;-The English funds have been
laneuid to-day, but without any material de-
cinc--il general increase of anxiety Icing OBJ
-crNahic with regard To the tone of continen-
tai opinion on the probable extension of tle
war In the foreign exchange this afternoon
there was no change. In the discount market
the few bills negotiated wele below - per
cent.
The West India mail steamer had arrived
with more than half IL mi,lioA sterling in sDr-
Gle, but including none from Mexico.
FRANCE.
The Paris EourSe tended doN.nwartls. and
on the Eth Rentes closed 1T G2i. tac for money
and OF i5e. for account.
The Monlteur would soon publish "A decree
comforting promotion, honors and crosses on
nearly u thousand persons for military seryi-
cts in Italy.
1t il reported that ihe Generals under PeIli-
sicr ure forthwith 10 repair to their Respective,
stations, and il was considered not improbable
that the army, now called the Army OF the
East. would room te drnolniaaied the Army oi
The Rhine.
The French Army OF Observation on the
Rhine frontiers EurIher 7i.GGH.
AUSTRIA.
An imperial decree prociaims thai the pub
lie will receive for the interest on the national
loan now due eitiitr bank notes of f25 iurins
for every 1910 forms. second government
bonds redecmahla With omI.ound Interest in
live years.
Commercial letters from Vienna describe the
finaneial condition ol Austria ~ ono Of cop,-
pictc bankruptcy.
a letter from ST Petersburg saws if Prussia
allows herself IN he goadsd into itcfacinr
. Steps. Russia will concentrate troops on ii-
Gaiaciaa frontiers, sud send de;achnemi< oi
her fleet 10 the Prussian Baltic roria
TIRKsN
II is said that The f:sh OF .I,s:c WAS The tiay
appointed for the rising in E.urollean Turkey
The political ierment il Seryia was ircrc:,s-
ing
GREECE.
Demonstrations i'll honor Of the French vic
tories had taken place ii Greece.
VERY L4TEsT.
81 T.le. raph fom London io LIyerpooll
LoNnoN, June H. I-59-A. M.-kes>utl, has
lefi London for Paris with French passports
On Monday next h" will arrive at Genou,
where a becoming reception awaits him. lie
will have an audience of Napoleon. hut no
grounds exist for the report in circula ton ~
20 his plans.
An Amnesty has been granted 10 the politi-
cal prisoners II Naples, on the strong remon-
stance of Mr.. Elliott. the British Minister.
The Times i'll It's city article OF last evening.
quotes advices from Frankfort. which state
thai the German CunfeCel alton are under
stood 10 have resolved that so,nJa men. name
ly-is, ,0U Prussians and AZ o. Ausfriins. shall
ne stationed on the Rhine.
There were also strong rurnors that Pr,l, iii
viii issue sOnlc decisive announcements in the
course Of a few days.
! According To- The pre- Tal,nt conjecture neaCf
is to ne proposed to the Emperor Napoleon on
certain conditions. and if these ale rcfus e.l
Germany is 10 eater into the war. Under
these circumstances there is great anxiety and
stagna lion in ali commercial cities.
The Times also SAYS that Russia is MAKING
vast Warllke preparations at the naval deI,ots
i The Nava division Of the fleet is reported t.
number IS first class ships and the Baltic fleet
IS sail OF the line, of which II (serew) are al
Cron>adt.
The Times accounts for the recent shipments
of gold from St. Petersburg 10 London us pay.
mcnt for machinery made in America and
elsewhere. Large Russian orders are living
still uncXecuted i'll England
The Times adds to it's list of Ministers the
following Under Secretaries India, Mr.. Bar
ing: Home, Mr.. Give; War, Lord Ripon
Civil Lord of the Admiralty, Mr.. Whtbread
Secretary OF the Poor Law, Mr.. Gilpin
Vice President OF the Council Of Education
and Solicitor General, Sir Ii. II. Heating
Household Ofiiorrs-Steward, Lord St. Ger
mains; Master OF the Horse, Marquis of Ayles-
bury; Master of the BuckhountIs, Earl oi
Bessboro Mistress of the Robes, Duchess OF
Sutherland.
The Daily News thinks that the Cabinet is not
yet complete. and complains Of the manner III
which Mr. Miiner Gibson has been moved
from post to post to make room iur the old
ciass of placemcn.
The REVENUE oR FRANCx.--A recent Paris
journal gave detailed account OF the revenue
Of France. Some Of the figure. possess con-
siderable interest. The total amount of taxes
and indirect revenue for lS,Js. was two hundred
and eighteen million three hundred and forty
five thousand loilars--being greater than i'll
1857. by eight million of dollars. The items
which show the principal improvement are the
revenues from the manufactures OF ct-rooi
sugar, import duty upon FreEet colonial
sugar, potable liquors, and tobacco sales The
latter have produced Government revenue
for IssS. equivalent to tiiirty-five million four
hundred and f;fty- -four thousand six hundl -!
dollars. The manufacture OF heet-root sugar
paid into the rXchequer the srm of twelve
million seven hundred and seventy -four thou-
sand two hundred and forty dollars, an la
trpo over tS55 of four million five huudrrti