The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-20
RICHMOND. va, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 90, 1850:


Addltioaal lroa EurOpo.
The papers bsing addttloaal noWs h tAe
steamer DeAemtaa. The steamer CITY Of
wasAisstoa sailed for New York on the 9th
inst. The Fulton arrived at Souteampton On
The III tnst: sf
The enthusiasm In favor Of 0arihaldt was
sprse1ing. and The Nsapolitaa troops were
The clergy In Sicily we're puhiieiy preach
Ing crusAds asainss the Nsapolitan govern
ment.
L was .sa.sd that Senior CarafA. in eircu-
Territory Of the Sicilies, aud had called for
tho Intervention Of the maritime Powers-
Piedmont. It u said, had protested against
any in!erysntion. and II Is rspsssensed that
received IN immediate negative.
Many ofncerS Ia the SardintAn army had
Obtained discharses. tor the purpose Of join
4 dispelch, dated Naples ID. says 1900 IN
surgents, hAviag several pieces Of cannon, at.
tackled Casama on the LIST. They were brave
y repulsed By General Clay with the Fifth
cha:ssors. one regiment Of lancsrs and some
After Z combat Of eight hours the insurgents
were dispersed, losing three guns and two
haGs. The city has since been declared in q
state of siege.
The Neapolitan minister At Rome had been
summoned to Naples. and 1t was reported that
ne wonId b entrusted with the formation Of
new ministry.
Mr.. McKinnon moved that the bill be post
poned till after the result Of the approaching
census 10 ascertained.
After some debate the matter was postponed
till the 7th.
Jn The 5th Lord Palmerston stated in replv
TO Mr.. Wyld that the Admiralty intended TO
forward ships for Surveying the Northern
seas, in connection with the project for laying
down telegraph cable between England and
America by way Of Iceland.
A company is said to be in course Of for.
nation to run line of steamers between Eng
land and India via the Cape-the vessels to
Be OF six thousand tons register, and power
enough to perform the service inside Of forty
Lord Stratford is dead.
Recruiting for the Pope's army was in ac-
tive progress in ireland, and was assisted by
the publication Of an account of the gracious
reception which had been accorded to previous
recruits at Rome.
Sayers and Heenan had commenced a spar
ring tour In the Provinces, and attracted
good attendance at high prices.
eR1AT BRITAIN.
In the House Of Commons, on the 4th, Mr..
Gladstone stated that another vote Of f5GOOOO
on account Of the China war would be taken
in addition to the fe6, 900 already granted, and
that the Secretary of War would shortly give
full details Of the requirements.
After some abstrusiye proceedings ON the
part Of the opposition, the Reform bill was de-
bated in committee.
Lord John Russell, in the course Of his re-
marks, said theye was no truth in the rumor
that the government intended to postpone the
measure until the next session. He thought it
of great importance that the Reform bill for
England should be At ance proceeded with,
said it would be impossible to proceed with
the Irish and Scotch measures this session.
Mr.. Disraeli defended the course of the con-
servatives. He thought if the government
proceeded with the bill now it would be with
out the slightest necessity, and in opposition
TiNANCIar aNn CoMMrpcr.y
London Money Market.-The London money
market vas unchanged Consals closed on Tues
day at e47.s for money, and IS for account:
Flour advanced sIikhtiy for all quslites. SUGAR
conson ls: sid. Rice 6rm Taiiow iirm at sas ID.
Lare,peol Ma,kets..Cotton-The sales of the
three days. Including Tuesday, were II 900 bales,
OF which 4 600 we're taken By speculstors aud ex-
dency; quotations were barely maintained. The
inferior quailiies were very irregular. MIddllng
Orleans had declined to sid a6 s-l6d.
wet. and unfay0rable for Tho crops. Flour suiet.
and holders asking an advance. Wheat firm, with
better demaDd and Id a2d. higher red 10. Sd .
low SIS. I'd 0s4s.: white abs. 036s. Sd.
Beef Was heavy and quotations nominal. Pork
6rm. but prices nominal. Bacon steady. Lard
urchans ed At SIS Cd.
pentine STEADY at sis Cd. ass. Sugar dull. Coffee
The Manchester .advices are favorable. The
market was quiet, but steady, holders refusing to
make any cOncese,on.
Sales yesterday and to-day Is 900 bales including
600 TO- specustors and exporters. The market
Breadsiuhs- Flour firm. Wheat tending up
ward. Germ dull.
Provisions dull, but steady.