The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20


ssAsms. ~ Axsisn sNsMs. ~ -
The Asia arrived At her wharf In New York,
Thnrs<say morning, having left liverpool a.
o'clock, p. NJ, on the 9th inst. The AragS,
Weser. and vigo, had all arrived ont We ex-
tract the following from our nies, Ia addition
to the full dispatches Of her news already pub
lished:
rREAT BRITAIN.
Parliamentary proceedings had been mainly
confined to discussion upon the supplies, all
OF which had been duly noted In accordanee
with the Ministerial estimates Included In
the votes are Ii3o.oD on account OF direct
telegraph to Gibraltar; fIo,00e to aid In the
conversion of copper currency into one Of
bronze A5.Do0 compensation to Mr.. Barber,
who suffered transportation for An offence OF
cent &c, &c.
The London Globe announces that the an.
nnal Ministerial "Whitebait dinner at(l reen-
wich had been fixed for the 10th Of August,
ana that the Session Of Parliament would
close on the following Saturday the 18th inst.
A dcputaton from the Anti-Opium Society
had waited upon Sir Chas. Wood. 10 urge the
prohibition OF the cultivation of opium. ex-
eept Tor medicinal purposes, in British India.
SIT Charles. in reply, said that the present
unsatisfactory state Of the finances OF India
rendered 1t impossible to touch the revenue
derived from the opium trade. He was not
snre that the evils OF the trade were so bad As
the desirabiiity of separating the Government
from IL when that might be possible.
The RI. Hon. James Wilson had consented
10 go to India as Member of the Council. and
also rs Chancellor of the Indian Excheauer
A deputation from the Cotton Supply Asso-
citation had had an interview with the Duke of
New Castle, for the purpose Of urging the en-
couragement of cotton culture in the British
Colonial possessions.
1t Is stated that the Emperor would not enter
Paris at tho head OF the troops. because the
Cabinet and PTivy Council urge that he would
incur too much risk by exposing himself for so
long a time.
Bodies Of French troops are continually ar
irving at Marseilles from Italy
The Moniteur de la Flotte announces that
orders had been given at the different oceanic
ports TO proceed Immediately with the disar-
Hhament Of ali vessels armed or In course of
arming. These orders were already being ex-
eeuted, and vessels which were in the roads,
had put back TO the different ports. The dis
armament had also commenced at Toulon.--
Orders had been given to disband all marines
having served five years.
Other journals contain similar announce
ments.
The Paris Moniseur of the 5th contains the
following:
'sThe Emperor who never leaves services
unrewarded has appoin ted Lieutenant Feuille
Debaulian to the post of Director of the Fac
tories of Arms de Precision on account OF the
principal part he has taken in the formation
Of the new system Of ritied cannon since
lSt2.r'
Prince Napoleon had left Paris for Cher
bourg.
In the letter of the Emperor of the French
to the Emperor of Austria, the former is said
to strongly urge reforming policy in Italy.
The provisional executive of Bologna had
issued proposals fol- a loan OF 1900 francs,
which has been taken up by the Bank of Leg
horn
The Paris correspondent of the Times APP
prehends that the restoration of the former
soyeregns of the Duchies will be effected by
means OF the mission of Count Reisset, aided
by the intrigues of France. The Sandman
government having recalled its Commission
ers from the Duchies, declines TO use its influ
ence with France to oppose the wish of the
population. 1t is by universal suffrage that
the French hope to recover the restoration; ;
aud French division is expected to co Operate
by their presence at Florence and Msdena.and
by thus affordng prot lection 10 the new Cham
bers, the Deputies would feel themselves safe
in voting for the return of the expelled Princes
Letters from Florence say that Garibaldi
will probably take the command of the Tus-
can army.
Disturbances had occurred at Cremn, but
they We're not of a political character.
ITALY.
A Turin letter TO the Paris Patrie mentions
an attempt to poison Garibaldi.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times reitcrates the statement that Piedmont
formally declines entering into the Italian
Collaboration, if Austria forms part of it.
The funeral rites of the French and Sar-
dinian soldiers who fell during the war were
celebrated at Turin, August Sd.
The Sandman Commissioners at Bologna
had RENTED their authority to the Minister
Resident of the Government who had con-
voked the National Assembly.
The Marquis de AZelio had issued q procla-
nation announcing his recall, recommending
the people TO remain tranquil, and promising
in the name OF King Victor Emanuel, To EN-
pioy every means possible TO obtain the con-
currence OF ths European Governments for
wishes.
The official journal of LON hardy denies the
reports published by certain papers to the
object of the mis.ihn of Count Reiset, and
states that the French diplomatic agent has
received such instructions from his govern
ment rs are favorable to the wishes OF Italy.
In the Duchy of Modena a great coucourse
Of electors have inscribed their notes.