The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10
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,,u>'s n. r. March 9.--The steamer
81 sco,san. from Liverpool on the I'D ult.,
New nnt in here for coal. She brings twenty
,ssssngers. ana oas o ''o"' AHNe'Poo' W"
F..nstown 10 the gid.
e. >,rfh American arrived Q ut on the 10th.
~ sh,u Luna, from Hssre. bound for New
-. was wrecked on the French conSt,
,~borbourg, and only two persons out OF
h'H ,,n board We're saved. or the lost, ~
tbe ,,ssserCers. No names We're obtained
WI, fne British House OF Commons, Nj.
iat,,s motion that the French CONNER
p'I' ,reafy should be considered in advance of
ga rox,ynmert budget, gave rise 10 a warm
me me-. The ministry triumphed by ma
ag". If e. in favor OF the government The
lo'It ,.,s considered a partial guarantee that
t"rrsnch treaty would he ratified.
~ Iuean's molten against reducing the
IND creating an income tax, was under
az az, Las reported that she French government
ia agree TO a IN od. fcai,on of the supula-
80 NJ The treaty regarding the importation
Q: coal. .,., .;r,,r ,., , :.
= d,naEdtng from the clergy obedience 10
sSs Jaws on ihe Roman question.
IN Paris bourse had advanced, closing
Grm 81 b>i 49,.
.-ars "a a loini proposition for conference
Ns,ne five great Powers. Hanover had con-
.c- o. submit the question OF the Stade
e.. "a general conference
'TIne Kong ad,lees say that the claims of
IAN CITIZENS for losses At Canton IN 1856,
/, far way for liquidation. a dividend
.,n r. paid forthwith, and the remainder
,a,Ts-iced
f-,sKr5ot. Feb, ~ - CottoD-Fhe market for
nee ,s,s closed yer, quiet. FAIR and mddhng
r",st.es eulet. steady and UNCHANGED, Interior
t.,Ii.ts fas4e!, although quotations have under
'pFs,4,iatfs Gfn Wheat has an upward ten
asutt. ~. 49,, 49,, x...r.,t, ..L.
'tons5i. pa d9s. .r,Sr
ytrYN.In,yS, Feb % from Lirf'pcol To. day.
-, rnaJhet. "Wednesday. closed dull. Es,I-
.ts5 sales ~ 6 o. bales includlns 5tU to specu-
st1Ts and importers. Other markets unchanged.
Congressional.
WAsnIsGroN, Narch 40 H"nSs-The Speak.
sr announced the following mem bers as the
'atert committee on me Pacific Railroad -
pbrlns Of Missouri, DAVIS of Maryland. Scott
- ,,attfornia Rice of Mass achusetts, Fenton
g H.w York. Smith of Virginia, Kellogg of
Nirhjrau. Blair OF Pennsylvania, Aldrich Of
Minnesota Hamilton of Texas, French Of
wsIp. Taylor OF Louisiana, and Sloa, Of Ore
The following members constitute the select
.,ra,uittee appointed under the resolution of
,,,yode. 10 INC uIre into certain alleged abuses ::
ro,oa4 Of Pa, Olin OF n. V. WinsIow Of
y 4 Train OF Mass, and Robinson OF III.
The llpnse discussed and tabled the bill to
,otaIlle The printing of both Houses Il COM
Main: having been made that Bowman, the
printer Of The Senate monopolized all the
Executive printing.
Adjourned until Monday.
l,raf,-Pri,ate bills weO sdered
Thsdteus lIyat' was brought to the bar of
n, senate 10 show why he refused TO testify
h4fore the Harpers Ferry Committee. He
submitted long argument denying the power
n me Senate 10 constrain him 10 appear and
.estl,; before The committee
Nr Mason Of Va. submitted some resolu-
lions 10 commit him to Jail for contempt,
which were pending hen the Senate adjourn
81 until Monday.