The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-30
FURTHER ~ THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.


the nth aud thence for England ON me io'h'
FURTHER ~ THR CITY OF WASHINGTON.
st. Jonas, n. +, July 70 The following Is
tba regular news dieraich by the Ciy OF
Wa.htUrton which ieit Liverpool on The 18th
,,.s,aut ITALY.
A. NAMES The minister &C the Interior has
addressed % circular 10 me provincial author
l,ies 1t declares that the institutions gwen
bv he Kin. 10 has people are theirs forever
,Iat they inauguratP a new era that all func-
tinuarIrs .aust regulate their conduct on the
principles of oIdSr, progress, and liberty,
t,hich heuceforth form the basis OF the public
Iau in the Kingdom oi Sicily.
Four of the great European PowerS--if we
ARE to believe the reports from Napies-are
now busiiy engaged IN eHec,ing the reconcil-
lsf,on OF Sardinia vii Naples which forms
part Of the policy OF Tie new Neapolitan Min
I.trv These four Powers are Russia, France,
England, and Prussia.
! letter IN the SieCte Saws II is reported in ST.
ely that III. DE Martno, Pienipotentary 81
lie king of Naples and the Marquis DE VIII
lemariui, Sandman Ambassador at Naples,
are 70 proceed to Palermo 10 announce to the
S.c3liaus the conceSs sons of the KING OF Ma
piles and ask for their scee ptaBce.
Several 0; the Paris journals allGde to re-
dictionary spirit prcrs.ea IN SICILY, and al
tributes il partly 10 the presence OF MaZzlni.
Adyicps from Palermo to the eth inst. state
that the Africa Whca stopped at the port OF
Palermo en- The night of the nh, Eas ohligt d
10 leave IL in half an hour, by order OF Carl
baldi.
Upon learning this the Ministry sent in
their resignations, which were accepted.
The example was followed by the other
authorities.
Siguor Cosenz arrived al Pale rmo OH the 9th
instant, and was received with joy by General
Giribaldi. 100 volunteers embarked at &C.
noa on the 9th. Another embarsation was 10
take place on the 10th. Volunteers continue
10 arrive.
Gen Lamoriciere having withdrawn his
troops into the interior. ins urrec tionary move
menis had broken out al Santagaia, Monte
ipltrU and near Cattolica.
The Adriatic Journal states that tha Pom
.incal troops stationed at Pesaro were ready
for departure. Their destination, however,
was not known. 1850 Aus trians had been
seui to Urbino. 81 Irish volunteers had dis
embarked 1T Ancona, and committed tsord ers
a. SIu.gaglia, which were repreSsed by the
PApal CarablnleTs
England and France having already dis
patched men-of-war to the coast Of Syria.
Austria thinks il her duty 10 do he same and
VIII likewise dispatch two OF her vessels TO
Bryrout.
The London Times quotes a letter from
Rome, which sta1eS that ii serious dis ~ bance
had taken place amongst the Irish brs gade in
consequence of / discussion 10 who were
the best Catholics. When an armed force was
sent 10 restore order some # them threw the
furniture out Of the windows. One Irishman
has been sentenced 10 death by court martial,
but the Pope would not allow the sentence to
be executed.
ENGLAND
AT a conference of gentlemen from ali parts
OF England held July II, on the course to be
pursued in order to defeat the step taken by
The Lords on the paper duty, a resolution was
passed calling upon the mem bers of the House
of Commons to use any means that the forms
OF the House allow TO prevent the passing OF
supplies until the act OF the Peers has been set
aside.
The suspension Of Messrs. Robt. FreelaEd
Bros, Manchester, shippers 10 India, is an
nounced. The liabilities are reported AZ &C.,
eco.
There il nothing of importance in the pro-
Ceediugs Of the House OF Commons.
The Liverpool Daily Post Of the 18Th, says
positively that the Government disalloW in
toto the proposed transfer OF the Galway line
mail contract to the Montreal Company.
THE LATEST
The two vessels which passed over TO Carl.
baldi are merchant steamers.
Il IS confirmed that The steamer Eeioce has
passed over TO Carl baId.
NAPLES, July II, lS60.--Patriots are con.
stantly travelling the streets.
The moderate party is iul of approximations
concerning the sahbng of an inspector OF the
former police on the I2th, III the Ssrada de
Tolda
A proclamation of Garibadi against the
Bourbon dynasty has been distributed He
-ays Il am Il royaiist, but prefer Victor
Emanuel who will head us against Aus ria. .
LONDON, Tuesday Eyening.-Consols 93: q
10.
There is good demand for money at the
bank rates.
PARIS, July 1.-The Rentes have declined
TO EST 9OC.
1t Is said that private orders have been given
10 the French press to say as little as possible
about Il saldi.
lie French crops all promise good yield.
SYRIA.
SiUkenlng details Of the massacre of Chris
tisEs III Syria had beeu received. The general
opinion was that the Turnls Ii authorities were
acting III coDnlyaEce wi III tie DTUses, and
that the Government ! t CuBstar tinOple, which
might have stopped the blooIshed on ali occa-
sions, left the Christians 10 their fate.
CSMNFkfgAL.
LIVERPOOL, july is Cotton in good demand for
export; saes YESTERDAY UcCU bales inc!udIns Go
SPECULATION and for export. / he sales of the
two days tMondav ana TUESDAY are 2i.40 b4es,
u prices showing no chahsc from last week.
Trade ls generally healthy, aad speculation Is dor
MAH'.
The fine weather and favorable traffic returns
exercise a beneficial influence ca the Stock X
char re.
Consuls closed On Tuesday evening a. 93ta 93'4
There was good demand fos money Al the Bank
rates.
Pms, 18th the Bourse is fiat, with but little
BUSINESS. The Rsntes closed a. 6oi. 800 or 70 CEN
ines less than yesterday.