The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-13
.11I.ATER FROM EUROPE
laval, OF THE NORTH AMERICAN.

,,.,pxc Nov. l2.-The steamship North
Ir,riesn. ifo'n w ' ~ i"ss-,
nivsa last night
arrived out ..-,uras ~ ,,r.,-ar, a., A.,
frsu. cf Gaeta by the sandman fleet.
ID pupdonnei is dead.
t1.s is making formidable naval and mill
preparations. Some writers construe
To- and the recent council OF war at St
I1, 50 palpable indications OF campaign.
- rrn naror, on the 3tst, reviewed 20 600
rssr Paris. All the bivouacking and
I .s" proceedings OF camping were repre-
* HS.rtys Oct. 97th.-The Sandman fiotilla
"nnnsded The Royalists at Gaeta, but the
80 Admiral dispatched a frigate there 10
f.'r Ihs fring Admiral Persigni has returned
sxsrlss. and expressed regret at the conduct
=, N. French Admiral.
O. :, Is denied that Austria will send an ulti-
...,uua 10 Turin; on the contrary, she reiter-
s,ss the assurance that she will only carry out
rprely defensive policy.
T,uut ReIthburg had given an explanation
.,the diplomatic corps relative to the Warsaw
rsesilgg Austria put the following questions
- Russia Will your government recognise
.hs ,sets which have been or NAV be accom-
ri,.hei in Italy Should Austria be attacked
" sardinia, and the latter be supported bv
ss,hsr great power, what would be your at
tl,uds In the event of another war and its
hing transferred 10 German territory, what
u5utd be your attitude
The journals are unanimous in pronouncipg
.ss warsaw conference failure
Marshal O'Dounei, In the Spanish Cortez
- terated The determination of Spain 10 re-
nam neutral in Italian affairs He also pro-
tasted against the doub. ex expressed Of the loyal
~ Napoleon against the Spanish Govern
msnL
Acmiral Napier was ILL.,
nelternich and Baron Hubner had been re-
ceiyei by Napoleon.
Very active wariike preparations are going
forward in France, but the Minister of For
elga Affairs had pronounced against france
iaalpg part III any new conflict between Sa--
dina aud Austria.
MeIternich had explained to France the
policy Of Austria. Internal reforms will be
carried out with all sincerity. As regards ex-
tsrual matters, she will maintain her line OF
defensive policy. Her present armament and
toaeentratlon OF troops in Fenetia has no otner
oteo: than repelling any attack. Austria con-
sIde7s the assem- bling of the Congress useless
unless the Great Powers agree beforehand
on common programme, of which there is
little likelihood.
CHINA sdvices report the capture of ports by
ths allies, VINO lest 400 or 500 men. The Allies
had occupied Tientsin.
LIS reported that the Austrian Envoys have
uoufsd Napoleon that unless his warlike pre-
paratlons are Discontinued and the Hungarian
legion disbanded, she will commence hostili-
lies
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday. RELATIONSHIPS of three
dsys65 90 bales; with hn advance OF a quarter to
taFee eishths; Large spec ulative enqnir,. Clos
sd baoyant Flour dull-QuotatI, rs hardly main
Ian'd a. SIS. W he at quiet and irm-Southern
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sld irm-yeIIow SO. "A 39s Cd; white 49s qr45s.-
Provisions quiet. Sugar Guoyant. Rice firm
COaee quiet. Rosn steady SIS. Qt5s Cd. Turpen-
TIE firm az 34s. 81.
LONDoX.-Sugar advanced ca Cousols 973s n93.
Ia tSI-fTtdGy Cotton sales Of the week
III 900 faes All markets closed steady.
he bullion In the Bank OF England, for the
week, decreased ESQ COO.