The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

--AIFAtH OF THB T1FER0R- IGE
PREPARATIONS ~ FRANCE PoSfyT,) ~
OF At'S1RiA, d... etc.
Tie stesmAhip Canada sfrived al Halifax Thnrs.
lay evening, hsslas lief, Liverpool at o'c.Uck on
tho afternoon Of the l2;h lost She sailed again
Tor Bostoo, al S o'clock. Richard Cobden cG Kns-
land is amoue her passengers
rasScl-oFkSiNo Of Tnr rsisr.TpaK-imPoRrsNr
sFEEcR cY TnE EMPEROR.
The session Of the French Legislature orenei
the sth i0st. with an important speech from
tae peror lie commenced by referring to the
sxaste& a&itatioa, stating that 1t Was excited
withCpi airy az gParest and iiHtniGeEt danger; and
sficr expressing regret at the difquietnde and
pointing - his peaceful policy "a proof of his
naooerai.ou, ke proceeded as follows:
Fo~2"y II Is my duty 10 explain again 10 you
that @ttea At taypeaiS to me you have forgotten --
What have ever teeu INV pTincipl To re.assuse
EnroTe, TO restore france 20 her trge raak among &
ns''oa'. 10 cement closely cur alliance With Eng
laBd, aud 70 regulate with the continental Pow
eTs Of hSrafe the extent Cf relations, accord
iaE 10 The couiosmity of our views and ths nature
of their relations towards France. II was Ia that
spirit nat on the eve of my third election tn aSie
at B,rdsaux this declaration: "The empire is
peace Was anxious TO Frove by that expires.
s}un, that although The heir of Nepoeou the First
ha4 ascende3 the throne. he would inauzurate
sys;s u which could only be dstu bed for the pur.
pose of defending great national interests. With
KY perseverance 10 consolidate il, aud have found
on tha ether s,ce Of the channel happy recipro-
cAsion If sentiment on the part of the Queen as
on the part Of all statesmen. Of every shade of
opinton Also. to atiAin that end SO valuable to
the peace of the world have thrown aside all op-
poftruises 0t reTIvirg Irritating Temembrauces
of the 0sst, the caluGsnicGs attacks dictated
by prgj ud,ce aud the national antpathes Of nv
owu roauiry. This alliance has borne It's fruits -
Net oAiy have we acquired together lasting glory
IN the Hast, but et ipe extremity of the world We
have lust Cpeued an immense empire to the rro-
gross If civilization and Of tie Christian religion
Siuce tbc establishment of peace, my relations
with kgssia have assumed character OF the frank
sst coroi4}ity, becsrse We agreed upon all the
points IN dispute. em equally justified in con-
gratofssiug my-elf on my relations with PIussia.
phicb have never ceased 20 be auinated with mn.
tua! good viii. The Cabinet Of IteaEd and that OF
F.dRre. The c3HfrgTy-i speHk Il ,rah regret-ddr,
disagreed OpoH iA7ortaHt qasstioaS oa3 required a
mast c0scf iaf6Tg $pTG 10 S0~oecd in arranging
ltcHI tOr uaStsHts, tie TccDnSiruciiDn 6f the Dd.
"Ubida Prt4cipdtjsS has not been coa,Iieted 4gtt.
OF. mary dAiceteS, 'ohich diminished N, fllt sa-
fisfErfoa # 0eir most legitimate desires: and #
t,s ed Whdt iasfeSt Fran has ia AtoSc distant
countries lcatsTed ty lie DaRuJe ! should yeuly.
Mr. ne atsrsa Qf Frame ia .r3rytelere there is a
sst and 9cITs criireoH Otgkt to be made 10
nTcr2ji. In tbis state Of things there is nothing
extraordinary ihnt France should draw closer 10
PteGgout, which proved herself so devoted duIin.
the ~aT. 80 faithful to our policy during peace -
the happy union of my we'll loved cousin, Prince
rnaEuej ~ not one of these Unusual facts 10 which
some hidden reason must be attribu led, but the
natural consequence OF the community Of inter
ests III tie Two countries aud of the friendship ci
the two sogere!sus. For some time past the sta te
OF Italy and her abnormal POSITION, W hero order
csuuyt bo Obtained except by foreign troops, ives
just cause OF anxiety te diplomacy ThjS, hotcsrsr,
- r. Sufficient nIDre 10 gre gtss 10 The bgljsf II,
.rl-. some nay invoke it with all their hearts
without legitimate reasoD and others in their ex
agge,a'ed iesis eudesTor to show to France the
dsuEeEs OF a New Coalition; but shall reinain
rCuI add iGSEtpeiaDte Ia toe ptta of right and
justice ard Of national honor aad my government
will uUt allow itself 20 DO led away = Intimidated;
because inY policy Tii never be provocative or
pusiliaL mious. For b, 5y0m u.s. Neu, hes, Ealye
Alarms, bsss unjust Sas'ct0HS these iatgresied on.
0rci.RstiS pcdcc iHapc, 1gju nat he diSturbe1
kesuue then calmly the usual course OF your la
bogs. ! have explained to you the state of our
foreign relations, and this expIapation cores
ponds with all that l have made known during
the last two months both ut home aud abroad
You viii, fstter myseit, nd that my policy has
never ceased 10 be ,hau frui bur COO ci-
lAioiy Therefore l confidently rely upon your
support veil as that OF the nation whict! has
entrusted its fate 10 me. Ii Is we'll known that |
shall permit personal Interest petty smbi-
tou guide my actions. When supper ted by popu-
lar sentiment We ascend throne and acquire so
grave ii responsibility sc rise far above that infa-
NOUS region where vulgar interests debated,
and 'hs mist motives of our action, our last
judges, God conscience aud posteri,y.
1Be speech was various!y commented On by the
press; notwithstanding its pacific language it's
effect funds was hot favorable. PsIor to tao
delivery the speech the 7th, the parig Bourse
WAS ed aud uuuyant, and the rentes advanced
one 10 oue aud u half per csGt. Subsequently, IA
deciiue rcok place, aud after the publication Of
the speech the rentes were quoted only One-Q oar-
iar hi her than on the previous day.
The London exchange sympathIsed with Paris
Consols betore the speech advanced half, but
reaction ensutd, and they closed ouly quarter
higher Ga The following day both mai h Is fuc.
49,. rfytU aE3a firm Ii
Paris letters di!ate upon the Emperor's speech.
The London Times correspondent says-"If any
slight change suPer7ered Upoa reflection, il is
perhaps III favor Of pacific than = warlike
Interpretation. The same uncertainty prevailed,
but without any IucIeased alarm"
The same authority says, that the allusions to
peace i'll Count de Aofuy5 speech TO the l. 4Sisla-
EIve Corps were recelr Ell with reiterated cheers.
Tue latest correspondence of tee Londun press
locke WaIike. Theirs great diver.ity Of
opInioa aEa IL is believed that husIilities wilt
eommeLce before the eId OF The year. The Hersds
letter says that anaiiS stand just they did be-
fore The rmpeTOT speecn-s eat difficulty exists
and ii q! ficmacS ialisI war must ensEe.
The r-IIs Bourse Oh the sub opened buoyantly,
aLd advanced a-hat per ceut. but IA reduction
took plnce and the advance Was nearly all lost
On tue 1Utb, the market opened firm, Du; closed
dull aud lower. On the 1ltn, the market was dull
aud depressed, the appearance OF pamphlet by
Girardlu, eutiIled LA Guerre," causing some uu.
essIneos. Tue three per cents declined quarter,
closing al GoI for money, aud OF 95c for account
1ne monthly Returns OF this Bank OF france
show III specie of Que million francs, xGd
and an i4crease III deposits ot tHenIy-tnTee and a
and haii milICEs
GREAT BRITAIN.
MIR Dallas gave dinner to Lord Lyons the
newly appointed Envoy 10 Washington, which wa,
likewise attended 10y the BrHz,!iau, Swedish q nd
Danish ministers, Mr. FlFzseralI Urder Secretary
OF state, aaJ other prominent g0ntiemeu.
The Dtjly Meas El.s that the government has
given orders tn constructing sixteen engines,
destined iJr war s;eauers.
IL Lag boon Ieed chat the number OF Italian
refugees ia London had considerably diminished
duginE the last few years.
Johu Ursel. Lever had been elected member 0.
Parliament foI Gaiwsy without oyposition.
Attorney GoLtIsi hIttsIde haa also been elect,
ed 10 Parliament unopposed By the DaUiin Uuiyer
SHY
proposed appropriation " thirty millions Of dol
lars py the United tor the Eu base Of Cuba
ano bIous'y recoumeud uds the sy=tem to the notice
OF the Emperor Aapoieon Ii says that America
has csftsibI5 dsepened the scieLce and enlarged
The JaIi dtcsiou vi money.
IL ts.orted tiat Archbishop Cullen would
be made q catsi1a', ~ permanently reside at
kouIe.
The Prince of Wales had paid a formal visit t.
the kept.
Ate discouu, market con,iLued steady AID the
supply VI mCDey abundant. Iho rales Tor hIst
c.ass biiis weie = ii y per cent.
II was reported iha. The Peruvian government
stIs about 10 seek ia London a rev Ioau CT ten
miiiIono eting, tedeelnt be within i've years. tue
HnoIt OF tne gua8o leveuue belLg Lnortsaged tof
itr Te, "a, nieuG Ihe liquidation Ut the existing
fVFeigu 0ebt OF Peiu-AJ, ,+UJ QUU-is said 70 furm
pare VI the scheu...
ihe LundoG DsIy News sass:-
lie fuiuvied Ceiay III the production of Sir
Johu Packing ons spias.s !Vr providing iOr the dc.
ieuco VI ioo eVuGtTy by the navy, caused by im,
porGant ditereIc"k OF opinion sitbIu the Cabinet
lt Is ato sKsi1 asserted tEat an excessive system
q; ioruScatI9us has received the partial sanction
OF Tues sEcrunlent. fue plau cOns!sts of a series
oi 'OfiihcatIous, placed at Ipterta,s along the
seabJAId.
1he ships Norfolk, With GIG0, 900, and the CIutba
WILL / u uu0 .iau arIIInd Irnrn M. NJ.