The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-22
Farther news BY the Canna. :

Ahe mail brings some further items of for.
eign news by the steamer Canada:
The ship John q. Costar, Shields. far Ne,u
Iork, was lost near Yarmouth in the recent
storm. The crew were saved
ne Snip Martha Whitemore, from Cardiff.
Tor Mobile, put back on the 3D. Her decks had
pten swept and her cargo shifted. etc
Ihe Sea Belle, from Swansea for Ualaera
mad put into Milford, having had her masts cu /
away.
The ship st. Nicholas for New York was of
faImouth, with loss of foremast
Inc ship j. Boyd, from Liverpool for New
forR, put back in the Storm but had sailed
again.
"A new Cunard steamer has been ordered sm,
tons larger than the Persia.
Ihe verdict of the inquest on the loss of the
SNIP Royal Charter was that tine disaster was
purely accidental.
There was great activity at WooIwich arse.
nal IN the preparation of material for the coast
deIences and for the China expedition.
Inc lortifications at Dover were TO be ex-
tended forthwith and several batteries re-
constructed
The organization of the French army for the
Cniha expedition was considered as definitely
se,tied, and preparations for the embarkation
nad been commenced.
The French government is said to have ra
solved on establishing naval station on The
Red Sea ~ ''-o
The cholera had appeared among The French
Morocco expedition, and several distinguishes
officers were dead, including Col La Font
commanding the engineers. The rayages nv
the disease exceeded fifty a day. The total
deaths had reached 500.
IL RUSSIAN squadron of six vessels of war
remains at their Mediterranean station To win
ter.
IL was reiterated that thu Rope had promis
1u 10 grant the reform recommended by the
Emperor of France, after the Insurgents of
homagna have returned to their allegiance
Inc Indian mail, with telegraphic news via
Ceyion, to Oct. IA, both from i3olnbav and Cal
political news ~ N
Inc Australia mails of Sept 18th had been
teiegraphed. The imports had been heavy
ana trade was dull. The shipments since the
iisil, , n;td been over S2i0o00 of gold, of
ter. w OA''-
MADRID, Nov. 5--A decree has been pub
nshed appointing General O. s. Donnell Com
mander-ln-Chlef of the army
PARIS, Saturday.-There is an improyed
IeelihS at Inc Bourse, and the funds are all
higher. The Rentes closed at 70f l5e
LONDON, Saturday.--A Cabinet Council was
rumored for Monday.
The troops TO be contributed by India to the
China expedition would be 600 Europeans
and ,GUU natives.
LIVERPOOL, Sunday.-The plenipotentiarics
have received orders to sign treaty of peace
1t is believed that it will be signed tomorrow
and that the Convention TO be held at Paris
will follow Immediately.
PARIS, Nov 6th.-It is stated on reliable au-
thority that the pI opposed Congress will be held
| at Paris instead of Brussels
GENOA, Nov Gth.-The Assemblies of Cen
tral tally will, it is stated, confer the Regency
on Prince Carignan. RuRors are current that
| the Assembly will shortly be held, in which
Modena and Peruagua Will take part. 1t is
reported that the object would be to present
Count Cayour as candidate for the Dictator
ship of one province of Central Italy.
TURIN. Nov. 5.-An official decree trans fers
the Court OF Capation to Milan.
Subscriptions 10 the new loan continued, and
the applications were more numerous, and it
was asserted that the amount required had al
ready been subscribed
Assemblies of Central Italy will be called
together TO receive from the government COM
munications on the subject of the present situ-
alton of public affairs
conyocation of the States of Modena and
Parma takes place on Sunday and it is sup
posed that the King of Sardinia will be as ked
TO grant a Regency