The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09
Rifhmonp Qispattt.
W ESDAY MORNING. MAY 8 ,st
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS

w EDN ESDAN hOANiRt... MAY g. tSfp
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS
Bank Frauds.-The European Congress.
Rebel Disturbances in Chima-.ArrcSt nj
Count de Moniemoiin &C., &c.
Fuller details cf the Bohemian news ffrou
Liverpool 10 the 25th ult,,) have been received,
The American captains in port at Liyerpoo
had subscribed 81 900 TO be presen ted to Uee
nan.
GREAT BRITAIN
In the House of Lords, on the 9th The Mar
quis of Normandy brought forward a resolu
lion complaining Of secret correspond CO
having been carried on between Lord Cowlev
the British Ambassador at Paris and m.
home government. having reference TO impor
tant matters on the Savoy question, ard de
clariug it in furious TO the public seryice te
have questions of moment referred to in pri.
vate CORES pondence unless there is also pub
lie record OF The same.
Lord Cowlev stated that he regarded tbs
motion AS censure upon himself and had
come from Paris expressly to defend his
course He asserted that his flrsi Information
relative 10 the intentions of France was re.
ceiyed privately, and the matter of the opinion
from "alewski, and the communication was
of such a nature that he was unable to include
them in public dispa,chas-~s The hAst- official
intlrnation he had was IN Febr Gary last, and
.
r,eut. He denied that any communication OF
importance had been withheld.
The Marquis OF Normandy finally with
drew the resolution.
The frauds committed by w G. Pullinger
chief cashier Of The Union Bank OF London
amounts TO The enormous sum of t263, COG
(neariy Sl,i25,nu0,l which places him at the
head of this class of detauiters in London.
The entire loss will be met from the banK's
profits; a sum of Il 0o0 drawn from the re-
served fund and capitalized, will be transferre
back, the present reserved fund will he swept
away, and the remainder Will be provided for
from the profits OF the present year. The de-
ltnquent carried on unsuccessful stock opera
tons for years, and his frauds were carried on
by means Of forged pass book, representing
an account Of the Union Bank with the Bank
OF England.
The shares of The Union Bank were uuOtPd
at a decline of 60.
The Earl OF st. Gerrnans, Lord Steward OF
the Queens household, goes TO Canada in the
retinue Of the Prince of Wales.
1t is stated that ti7O,0H0 have been paid from
Lloyd : on the snip and cargo OF the teams hi y
Hungarian.
The London Times, in an editorial upon Mr..
Hailburton's speech In the House OF Commons
on behalf of the timber trade Of Canada, cen =
sureS the caViIier manner in which Mr. q lad :
stone replied, and asserts that the English
pubic Is no party to sucn treatment, which it
thinks must prove very offensive to the colo
ny.
The weather throughout England continues
cold and Wintry. Spring was very backward,
and gave some little anxiety regarding agricui l.
turai prospects.
The steamshp Connaught, for the Galway
lire, was successfully launched at Newcastle
on the 2lSt.
SIR &. Clark IS gazetted Governor of Eom-
bay. The volunteer force engaged now reaches
12i 600 men
FRANCE.
Baron Gros was 10 leave Paris for China or
the 25h Of April.
L was stated that Austria, Russia and
Prussia had agreed 10 the proposition that the
contemplated European Conference of France
on the Swiss question should meet III Paris.
The Conference, it Is presumed, will be COM
posed OF the following powers: Austria
France, Engiaud, Spair, Portugal, Prussia
Russia. Sardinia. Sweden and Switzerland
v ho VIII be represented by their ambassador
to France.
The Paris flour market WAS tirmer, and had
advanced enc frame per sack There was a
short supply OF wheat, which had advanced 10
20 centltGes par sack.
The Bourse on the 2ith was fiat and droop-
ing, rtnt.S closed 1T 7Uf. soc.
The Emperor mas decided on two military
expedi tlons, which are 10 set OUT, oae from
A igerlt and the other from sengai, TO proceed
10 TIN buctoo, where they are to unite. a
large sn!n has been placed 10 the credit Of the
Minister OF War to detray the expenses.
The Paris CORES pendent OF the Times says
that crime is feariuily increasing in Paris. and
that Il irigh tul mum bcr OF murders have been
committed duriDg The past few months.
The editor OF Il satirical journal, Of Turin,
has been condemned to TWO months imprison-
ment and fine, fer publishing Gisgracefui
articles against the Em peror OF The French.
SAVOY
The voting on the question of annexation to
France took place on Sunday, the ED. "A dis
pat n from Chan,berry in the Paris Journals
ali efforts 10 induce the people to abstain from
voting completely failed. The whole number
OF voters III he dis trict of s.. Jean Maurrien-
ne have voted for annexation to France.
AT Faucigny the voting was almost unani-
mously for annexation. At Bonneville there
was registered vote or, ,76i ayes and no
Al Chamberry there were 800 ayes ont OF
I, 500 entitled 10 vote. At Ameecy the voting
IN favor OF annexation was nearly unanimous
A Geneva Telegram says the voting ia Eau
c igny has taken place entirely under the IN
ii uence ut the authorities and clergy. There
was no ballot, not even permission 10 print 4
card expressing vote against annexation, and
1 he mum Der OF voters who have stained from
voting is very large. The latest dispatches
show immense majority tor annexation
every where.
Count de Montemoiin and his brother Fer
diuanG, and their valet were arrested II Am
pos ta, near Tortosa, at two O'Clock on the
OF the 2ist. The gendarmes surround
&c the hU use, and after having Vulnly demand
ed admittance, one e1fec ted an entrance through
The window. The Princes were dressed, aud
declared themselves Al the disposal OK the gen
darmes.
A majority of the Spanish press was in favor
Of trlai py an ordinary cour: martial. The Cor
respondeacia AUtosYaphia considers that no thing
wui be resolved upon untll ihe return oi
o Donneli from Africa. but believed that the
Will be tried by the Senate.
The Moorish Pienipoientiary had arrived at
Tetuan, and negotiations for carry ing out the
conditions Of peace had commenced.
ITALY.
The King con tinued his mphant progress
through his new oominiohs. lie was ~ Leg
horn on The sd.
The criminal proceedings 1t bologna against
Fa a,her Feiletti, an inqulsltor OF the molly office,
tor the abduction OF the child, Mortara, had re-
suited i'll his acquittal
The King OF Sardinia, following the advice
Of Frauce, had, for the moment, abandoned
The idea OF taking the title of King otItaly.
AUSTRIA.
Baron Bruck, Austrian Minister OF Finance,
,ad been suddenly taken i'll from congestion
IF blood, and expired in the afternoon OF the
I'D.
A dispatch announcing concessions to Hun
yary is now said TO have been marked by con-
,i,.era bic eXaggeration, and the belief was cur
-ent in some quarters that no real change to-
wards Hungary was contemplated, ana that
he object was probably 10 deprive the Hun
,arians of the sympathy of Western Europe.
Prince Czarboryski died on the Esd.
LATEsT.--The Veinier Zettung contains 4
iecree appointing Councillor of State Ignaz
Vop Planer to the Ministry of Finance. He
s also created priyy councillor.
RUSSIA.
Letters from Berlin state the arrangements
or the Russian loan were believed to have
,ean effected with Barring OF London and Hope
# Ans terdam, TO the amount OF 50,00O,OUU
.oubles, 1T was not known whether this was
ntirely "a new loan or If the sum consisted in
vhole or in part Of loans formerly announced,
,ut not yet placed.
The London Daily News regards the state
nent as uniounded.
INDIA AND CHINA.
Calcutta dis pa tches give reports of distur-
!. noes having broken out in Cabul.
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