The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-18
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| Lord Cowiey arrived at Vienna. on Feb. q. and
presentrd Tsa vsa ms ere,lentisls on the zsth.
| a, Ine vienna CORE Ipondeat Of The Times stAtes
that the people were 30 d ,gsuted with the policy o
the Emperor Napoleon that they loudly expressed .
Le Nerd publi,hesIa telegram stating that the pro
,eeted dipiomated mission Of Prince Frederick vii
nam had been sbandened
| Thirty-nine members Of the Wirtemburg Cham
ners hsd Is,red strong address representing tha,
aafabish vassal States for the Napoleon dynasty -
Ih@ N the view entertained generally by the Ger
pr"es IT IL ssserss rss sSsnaons n.
signs VIII have no choice but to form coalition
=, The mails from Calcutta of January o. and Gong
h0ng January Is. reached England o1 the 28th ult
The letters eenarm the complete pacification Of
Guide. Lord Clyde arrive d at Lucknow on the l7th
OF January.
Jung Bahadar had announced his readiness not
only TO drive out the Nena and the Begun, but his
| Willingness to go himself upon the expedition.
The correspondent of the Times hopes by the
next mail, TO announce the surrender of the Begun
and the execution or suicide of the Nena
Details OF tn" fresh distnrb ances at Canton show
that body of 200 troops having been fired upon by
party OF braves.astrong OK edition was org aniZad
royed and fts or sixty of the Chinese Ss' we're ere
The United State. steamer Powhatan was at
Hong Kong, and the Mississippi was in Carton
The American ship Flying Fish. which put back
TO Foo Cow Foo after being ashore, had been sold
previous TO the 9th January.
THE LATEST.
From the Times Getty Article).
The English funds opened this morning without
alteration, bat have since perienced further re-
larse of more than a per cent.
The accounts from tho Paris Bourse being still
gloomy after regular hours there was q tendenecy
| to increased heaviuess The Government broker
today bought 90 0G0 consos for the Savings Banks
Those daily purchases have now been tah ing place
with little intermisson for more three months and
it Ia estin ated that they have amounted to an
aggregate of nearly Ei00a0oO. Money Continues in
fair demand at 26Hi14 a cent.
In the foreign Exchanges this afternoon the rates
on Austria have again advanced Other places
were about the same as last post.
MEETING OF LORD DERBY's SUPPORTERS
The meeting of the Conservative party called by
Lord Derby Yesterday, was attended by upward of
two hundrs members and it WAS resolved that the
bill presented by MIR. DisraeIi Oh Monday night
should rec sive their support
The Times says this gathering is certainly larger
than obtained by any other s,atesman, or, proba-
bly, by the two Whig leaders combined.
THE REFORM BILL
The newspapers ara more decided this morning in
| the expression of their views. The Daily News
terms the Ministerial measure razy project. The
Advertiser declaims against it preposterous aud
aud dacious measure The Herald mildly insists that
the bill has been framed in important spirit, and
offers a ulcicus settlement of ted on controyer-
| sv. That the extreme radical party should be dis
ed. They desire not refarm bnt revolution and The
Herald thinks it rather marksbe that Lord John
| Russell should have lent them bis influence. The
Post the bill pretty accurately nds to
what Mr.. Disraeli promised the farmers that a re-
| form bill of his should be.