The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-29

Of busfness ID that establishment 1JyA0nkA
nrst class bills were taken elsewhere ~ *,
and, in exceptions! instances, G. PR cent
chanees show an nnfavorablc tendency
The Times city. article says. the fall Of one
per cent. on the Paris Bourse. on Thursday,
caused the English funds 10 open ON Friday AZ
a Sigh, decline; but a further reaction took
place. and the market acquired steadincaA In
the latter part of the day There was, gene
rally, a more active demand for money, and at
the Bank, owing to reduction In the rate, a
marked increase took place.
II is remarked that Sardinia, by accepting
Lonhardy, without the fortresses necessary 10
defend IL has made herself the yassai of
France, and that Italy has gained nothing
while the Emperor returns to Paris nominal
y conqueror, but in reality a bafiled and dis
honorcd man.
Ii WAS reported in Paris. on Friday. that
great agitation prevailed in Milan that trou-
bies had broken out in Nenetia: that Florence
was disturbed, and that the Partisan populaee
was indignant at the Emperor for not having
fulfilled his promises.
FRANCE.
The statement OF the Bank of France, for
the month of July, shows a decrease In cash
OF over eleven millions of francs.
Inc Moniteur publishes second warning to
'he tniNers, on account Of an Objectionable
political article.
The Paris Bourse closed on the 18th at 6sf.
SIC. for money and account, being an advance
OF quarter per cent. during the day They
SWITZERLAND
The Federal Council have resolved to dis
oand the troops In the Canton Ticino, where
guard tor Austrian vessels Will alone remain.
ihey have also resolved on proposing very Sc
we're measures, to prevent the enrolment of
the Swiss for foreign military service. An or
der has been issued to disband the troops call
ed out during the war, and repeating the mea-
sure against the expectation of arms, ammu-
aitien &c.
The Prussian Gazette says that, in conse.
quence of the treaty of peace orders have been
transmitted TO the troops on the march to halt
at the respective places where they NAV hap
pen 10 be also thar the proposal made by the
Prussian Ambassador to the Federal Diet. in
regard to the Federal troops had, under pre-
sent circumstances, been withdrawn by the
Prussian Government.
PAPLEs
Additional details of the recent partial mu-
uny OF the Swiss troops are received. A body
of troops mntinied in the barracks, killing the
colonel and several officers OF the Fourth Re-
gimcnt and afterwards repaired TO the ROYAL
Palace, but was forced back by the Chassenrs
and Hussars OH duty TO the Champ de Mars
where they were surrounded The comman-
der in chief of the Swiss called on them TO
surrender, they replied by n discharge of fire
arms wouuding the General and about twenty
| privates; orders We're then given fire on the
| mutineers. when seventy-flve were killed and
| two hundred and thirty-three wounded.
ROME.
A Bostonian ut the sack of Perugia writes to
| the London Times, giving additional details of
| that brutal affair. He says the American Min
lister III Stockton has demanded redress and
decentralization for American citizens and by
| his energetic action VIII doubtless obtain such
| as is to be had.