The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20
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o% Ya,l,on IN ,he. BsnA OF England has deereas-
e. sqowN. SaturAay-.Per Telegraph
G'H,cru1ol Sales OF cotton are to-day
ifoh "a al $500 bales, including 5000 bales
r'"'N'lsiors The market closed buoyanf
@ an ad,anclr & tendency.
p,,"s5s,uGs closed quiet PROVISIONS quiet
~ t,,.sois a. Az.
Irna. Zoo vss to sail ON the sth. in the place
~ sie,.aeT glasgow.
ENGLAND.
,bs Uouse Of Commons, Mr. toehrane
iH '"..-, that on .he tSth, lac would call the
gt'' IN - the House 10 the relations OF the
coerul ~ IMPORTANT portion of the proceed
i"r 'rarliS,aeui ON the 2d and Sd has al
'' b., been pNhti-he" ,,,, -,
I''" T,,s,.r from the charges that he had
So. A. - N.4,rs sId asserted that he has pur-
SCI as,rtctiy u"UtraI poicN.
.t-' sntnsf 20 AN inquiry. Lord John Rms
4e .bai;oSernmcnt has 40 reason 10 sup
- - x,ariiks preparations were gong tor
P'. an extraordinary scale IN France.
a." ",,,ruinrnt had earnestly eudeaNored
l'"rI a renewal of hostilities now that
1917 '.rr.., was not likely 10 meet, and had
-a- r,,st satisfactory assurances.
80 LIMITATIONS .! The new commercial
jas .,.h France were Ia be exchanged At
.,. iax The steamer sailed.
fs lid an eminent physician and physi-
ION Post. which has the cred. OF
40 organ Of Lord Palmerston. has :,
mons editorial upon The policy OF Eng
FnJ France in " hich il Is said We an
.'-' - a. the beginning OF The year that
i-' alliance had been effected between
lH'.', aud France tor the settlement of
l'+'srrr> We expressly stated that the
'.,,,rramruts had bound themselves oy no
tut hat their agreement was the re-
ir' -.,8 tircuu>t ancrs and the dicta,ion
ID loser ani already begins 10 produce
''s.-end t4ugibIe conscq uences. Ii Is no"
,'r.ly determined that no intervention
.".,E. p.ace IN Italy. and that the people
- \, ~. L. their own devices. II IL there
So -rst mat the States OF Central Italy
u 'aa's,,'-e q! themselves. Fresh elections
& -, f- held. and the assemblies resulting
a., The popular choice are free 10 decree IN"
l.ys-.6n II theiY constituents 10 III" Sar-
'''s' k,0rlom The French troops are to be
t4-svu from Northern Italy and from
m4af an early opportunity. 1t Is no secret
i,- AE,sr!a having regard 10 the Western al
,,e,e aud her own serious difficulties, mas
-. u All aurr Of retrieving her position
,,rrpuS- IN Italy. and not only sheathes
,-..,.1rd but puts II aside. An attempt "iil
,-,4sat 60 induce her 10 grant reforms IN We
...4 .: which she Is stiil left mistress
IN POST adds, that 1.-THE stubbUrne>S OF lie
p',.h,i, fair to deprive him of the whole of
.pmpuraiiiIes. Naples groans under Il
newer tyranny than ever. and the cries OF
Venice are loud enough To strike our ears,
t.14var we may shut them. The Italian ques-
..., telug then likely 10 take still larger pro-
actions .ur best, safest and NEST beneficent
.a~y \. thar hue OF strict duty by which this
mn. la.t y.ar W. might have prevented war,
.,5 ny which we may now guaranty The peace
tIurote Tia. line is no foreign interNen-
.p. bu; Italy f0T The l:alians
EEANCE.
purnors are current that the Chalnars Camp
j., soon 10 be Te-eS,aD.ishtd.
s.sf loot has IN anna,
Of he approaching departure OF French troops
the SAM journal says il appears certain
HAT tho question q The annexation Of Central
I.slv. y4iI be subordinate to the result OF uni
,.rsal suffrage All the powers are agreed as
q, the PROPHECY II that measure, the early APP
1.,a,isu Of which viii positively make known
.lr state Of public opinion IN Italy.
IE. Kru'es closed firm ON The Sd q CT, s5c.
priuc. la Tour D'Auyergue has been or
f4,.t 10 proloug his stay II Turin some time
A:tr the arrival Of Baron Tallerand. To sup
p.rt The c5uneeIs IF moderation which Napo-
lron hal ordered him TO submit 10 Count
Gttour.
Thr French army is TO be considerably re-
5ared ana the policy OF the Emperor tends
more han ever towards peace.
AuaTrav had occurred At Ancona between
H.. Papai thAsseurs and ArtliIerymen rs one
s.ir and ia" geu armts on The other. Three
hundred IF the former. u Is said. We're arrest
H., l, Wh0m forty were wounded.
The Nazzlni party are said 10 be active At
me, bar General Geryou had taken inca
sures preventing mahlies tatiOus.
A. address from the town Of Perguia, co.,
tanning -N hundred and nine signatures has
ben seut io Napoleon.
French journals announce the death of
l.uut SrrTurIrr, Grand Officer of the Legion
e. Honor, former peer OF France, aud at one
tine French VI mister TO the United States.
line WIlhelmine Schroeder Davrient, one of
tlr Ine-t celebrated actresses of GERMANY died
a, Coturg, Jan ~ aged 81. She retired from
il- sage IL 80.
AUSTRIA
has,ujh had suddenly disappeared from
Llgd. H. and II was thought he had gone 10
hungary.
The address OF the Hungarian Protestan
ASSOCIATION says that the present national
Movement Will resemble an avalanche, and
-lat Hungary VIII detach herself III the first
e'3ItULltY from Austria.
Austria Is said 10 be directing more troops
~Tarts Tyrul, Venice and Hungary.
TIE London Globes Paris CORES pondent
$50, that it Is generally understood that
i0uce and England are about to make IA Joint
saamou= Ia Austria to desist from sending
GIlFs INTO Marches aud Ancona, and to eyac
4s's N-aetia ~ the earliest period, and accept
tl.Llndtmnity rs Italy Is now ready 10 offer.
SPAIN.
another corps Is being got ready for Mo-
tst0, to be commanded by Gen Concha. Re
A'0.- accounts say that the Moorish regular
'Agn + said to number over sixty thousand
4s-.pitned troops. who are waiting for 4 great
t4';- The object OF the Moors Is SAID to be TO
Gas lie Spauiards INTO the nteror
THE LATEST,
LONDON. saturday uoon.--Iha Australia
Hs' steAiner has arrived. Several OF the Paris
a4tusis seem to consider the annexation OF
Savoy 10 France, nearly the same As conclude
PARIS. Saturday.-The army contingent OF
l'- rs 10 To-. reduced from one hundred and
and tn hnn 1r.IJ hnn md yt,.,
/ kiS. Frlday.-Ihe journals publish an
austrian Ordinance concerning the en- lis tment
" Wm'errs for the Neapolitan army
NNdIridn Oi!iCers had left for Bologna TO or
t'lit- ihe army there.
arrests continue to be- made in Venice to IN
aafmng extent, and had spread terror amcng
Ae Inhabitants
LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-In the money
"'iA'l- on The I'd there WAS a caliIlrr feeling
''' 'he demand continued active. In the open
.1h'Ari Tue rates We're generally above the
'-A minimum. under the impression that
~'} 'olsht be still further advanced This
,1glt>sion VA. not realized, AS the Court
az up without making ANY change. owing,
supposed, 10 the drain of bullion show
80 symptoms Of abatement. The funds
, "e 1re4 duh and heavy. but a more cheer
lrrtent
Gu Ia. IA ,l ,.., ,~,,., ,,,;.,,ad ,,d
DUIy News, ely article, dated Friday
mug says that the recovery on the stock
Annse mace further progress acting as a
go ~ Tie drain Of gold, which is attested
ne TACT that none has been taken from the
IN !oF rip0rt,ton.- The demand tor silver
- NE last II Likewise dim n shed and the
,..neAtai exchanges are Hrmer. The late
l -iN1'oh ia The discount market has been sue
m by comparative calmnes., and has
D'e' piacedi /. beyond doubt that the pa b.
CYh!ideit as ever OF the general stability
fi'e' nave awaited themselves Of the late
taafv - invest IN good securities. AT the
+, Oh Friday, there was IA good but press
u AaNd Tor money, partially in anticipa
CT 'he payments for the An. In the dis
f.. =, 'abiish inent a fair business was done
AbUye 20 A'' Oh" 'A"N'