The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-26

France anu Nht g"PV, $500 ~'e
,,oste.mship Adriatic from Southampton
no i5th inst, arrived at New York early
s,rdsy morning. Among her passengers was
p-.non Potter, Of "a. Her news is impor-
..rtand IN nteresing
The London Times says. "Our circular con =
- number of reports from English coun-
80, regarding the prospects OF the harvest.
Thsre are SIX from the Northern counties
,bree from the Midland aud fifteen from the
Ssnthern. They indicate, on the whole, that
.hest will be r full average and Of fine quail
=, and also shat the crops OF barley and oats
wili he satisfactory.
n,th wheat and -four declined in price in
.ha Paris market last week, but particularly v
eour The prices OF wine are advancing.
AsuhmarIne cable has been success fully laid
h..xeau MarseilIes, Corsica and Algiers, SO
INA, the Emperor can communicate directly
u,tn Paris. The cost OF the cable and the lay
my down is l,Uuu,toUf
i letter from Madrid speaks of great pre-
paratoEs making for the journey Of Queen
Isabella, whose suite will comprise more than
I.. persons. without reckoning servants, foot
men. sc. Ia addition 10 The numerous royal
carriages. fifteen diligemces have been con-
Tr.rtea for tue court and ministers, and more
,hsu 100 horses and mules will be required
for the ordinary service.
The Neapolitan navy has refused TO follow
the King OF Naples 10 Gaeta.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
N1ruing Post says; The Emperor OF Austria
i.rrp.TIed to have made up his mind 10 grant
sari5us and important reforms with the hope
ofconetiatng he people OF Hungary, Croatia
and Veneta. The King OF Naples after Il
abort halt for breath a. Gaeta, Is TO proceed to
Bsyarla 10 Join in a sOciable way the family
CIRCLE Of his royal fatheT-In law"
Tae cholera has appeared at Malign, Spain
GA Monday Captain Hampton proceeded 10
Manchester from Liverpool. aud previous 10
his leaving again, at five O'Clock in the after
noon, iOrty-seyen persons had offered them
selves as excurslonists TO Naples and been ac-
Cepted.
An Elberfeld paper says that it is the inten-
ton Of tue Prince Regent Of Prussia TO confer
on he Queen OF England the nominal COM
nlaud of The Second regiment of Dragons of
the Guard, aS well As the order OF the Black
EIgle This decoration, the highest Prusslan
oIGer, has hitherto been conferred upon only
TWO female soYeTeIgns.
The London Morning Post says The iour-
ney OF the Emperor to Moscow had for Is OBJ
lect the personal introduction Of the Cesare-
witch, the Grand Duke Nicholas, 10 the an
capital Of the era pire The first occasion
uf MS Imperial II lghness' visit after attaining
his msJority.
The Elua arrived at q queenstown on the 10Th
u Sept. The North American arrived at Lam
dJHderry Oh the 10th.
FRAECE.
PARIS, Sept. s.-The Paris Patrie and PAYS
publish commu icated article, Of which the
following IS summary
Some foreign journals have incorrectly re-
France, since the peace of Eillafranca has nos
altered her policy, but, true TO the principle OF
uou-in teryen ton, has left The Italians to dis
pose Of themselves As they wished, confinIng
herself to pointing ont their dangers and G.
mnding them that lit pursuing the project OF
national unity, they are acting al their own risk
and peril. France has also shown them what
grave consequences might result from III at
tack on Nenetia or Rome.
The Patrle adds: I'VE have reason TO be.
Ievr hat Austria has declared that she woull
not intervene in Naples while the revolution
isc0nfued 10 that State, and does not threaten
other frontiers; but up To the present moment
her declarations go no further
The Moniteur says that the Emperor and
Empress were everywhere on their iournes
received W th enthusiasm.
PARIS, Sept. 10, ls6U-The Moniteur, in q
dispatch from Marselles, states that brilliant
f:isy have taken place in honor of their Najes-
lies.
The Paris Cons stitutionnel, in an article
signed by Grandgulllot, speaking OF the inten.
ton OF Sardinia 10 intervene in the States OF
the Church, says:
Weshould grieye to see Piedmont accomplish
an aggre sslon which would incOn tes tIbIy sep
arate her from the Imperial policy. France,
being he protector Of the Pope III Rome, can
not but dlsappTOve that any armed ASSISTANCE
should be gwen TO the ms rrec tion in the pro-
vIuces. We hope that Piedmont will MOI re-
uOuuce the principles of respect due to inter-
national right, which alone can preserve our
alliance with her. We also trust that the Klug
will avoid political fault which would be g
misfortune for Italy.
The Paris Patrie pu blshes telegraphic dis
patch from Turin, stating that on the suppo-
sIuon that Piedmont would decide upon send
ing SArdlnlau corps d'drHee into the PapaI
States the different Powers have addressed
energetic representations TO SardiLla, declar-
lug that the Pontiftcal government has afford
"a Piedmont no preieXt for this rupture. 1t
is not known, says the Patrie, whether this at
utude Of the Powers has modified the resoIu-
hons of the Sardlnian government.
Up 10 tie latest dates, however, no Sandman
troops mad crossed the Roman frontier
Some isolated bands not belonging 20 the regu-
lar army, had alone entered the States of The
Church
The cotton market OF Havre was sufficiently
animated last week.
AUSTRIA.
courier dispatched by the Austrian en-
bassy at PARIS arrived here day with the
convention concerning the affairs Of Syria,
which was signed on the 5th. Tsis convention
feproduces almost textually the protocol Of
The 80 OF August, with the addition of an art.-
ele supulstiug term of We weeks for the ex-
change Of Publications.
VIENNA, September 9-Count Rechberg has
Instructed the diplomatic agents of Austria
ABROAD, 10 seize every opportunity for declar-
ing The ialsIty of the report is that the Imperial
Cabinet intends TO place itself at the head of a
coalition against France. Count Rechberg
says that Austria has no other object than that
OF leaving her state Of isolation by means Of a
conciiialory policy, which would allow her to
maintain friendly relations with France as
well as with the other great Powers.
GARIBALDI IN NAPLES.
MARsRILLKs, Tuesday Evening-Letters re-
oeiNed from Naples TO the evening OF the eth
INST stale that the Sardlnan flag was fying
rom all the fcrts. Before Garibaldis entry
iAlo Naples, the Sardi nian Admiral had hreat-
eled TO fre upon any Neapolitan vessel which
should attempt TO proceed TO Gaeta. Carl
Daiul had found an immense quantity of war
mdisTte! and $4,000, 900 liyre in the bank A Ts
Dtr" aad been celebrated in the Cathedral by
hH naff ,laS hon
for Victor Emanuel" :" "Hurrah for Garibal-
dI Inc people We're armed, some even with
pixies and sticks.
General illuminations had taken place
The Papal Nuncio, the most of the Amba.
.adors, and Count Trapani mad followed the
King 10 Gaeta.
The King had appointed Signor Uloa.
brother OF General Uiloa, as his Prime Min.
lister, and had issued IL proclamation.
Alter the flight of the King great rise took
place IN the public funds.
THR PAPAL STATES.
RoNB, Sept. :, WA Marseilles. "A panic
prevails here. NJ. Merode has left for the
Neapoitan frontier. The town OF Frosinone
Aas been declared in q state of siege. J he
he"s OF an insnrrectiou al Ponte Coryo has
peen confirmed. Sandman troops ddcdnc-
"s hT0ksh Tuscany and lhs RoniGgHG, 10 be tH
,s"d'HsSs 10 enter The Papat states. General
tt-alorleiere has concentrated his troops AZ
pporLo, aud has denied the alleged order Of
s1e dhy IN which he was said 10 have directed
AIS soidlers 10 piunder any town which should
F'e Ia lnsurrecttOn
,sTsehsbsr 9.-General Pianelli has arrived
ueIS 20 announce TO the Pope the retreat OF
~as hing Of Naples to Gaeta
h-uonsignor Merode, with POO gendarmes,
las uas proceeded to Frosinone, where s. 900 york
men engaged on thegailwaYs threaten An out
break ~ ~ '@' eii "i' 0N'-
1he Piedmontese troops have arrived at the
gghIlers OF the Roman States.
t,.Ae entry Of Garibaldi into Naples has
Town the Papal government int q state OF
VohsleTHation