The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13
Additional Foreign News.
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LONDON, August 3i.-The London Times
Paris correspondent of Wednesday evening
| says that Signor Farina, who went to compli-
ment the Emperor on tho occasion Of his fl rst
visit TO the transferred provinces. presented an
autograph letter from the King OF Sardinia, in
which Victor Emanuel declared that II was
i'm possible for him any longer to resist the
current of public feeling in Italy-that he
must lead or be wept away by it.
The London Post says that the Neapolitan n
government has proposed to NJ. de failaws rd
| to offer to Garibaldi as neutral the territory
the capital.
The London Times Paris correspondent re-
| marks that the demand Of the French govern
ment for satisfaction from Naples, on accou n t
OF the recent outrages on the French Ambas-
| sador cannot be viewed otherwise than as a
| lift to Garibaldi and the revolution.
Sir William Armstrong writes to the Lon
don Times to state that he has not rendered
his resignation to the Government. He saws
that although his engagement with the Gov
ernment is for years, he has no inten ton of
holding the office longer than his services
may be required for perfecting the system of
artillery which he has been the means of in :
reducing.
Arrangements have been expedited for the
resuscitation of the Royal American Steam
Company in connection with the Galway con-
tract.
The London Herald says that the principal
discount es establishments are using eyery en-
deavor to eradicate the accommodation sys-
TEN, and that in all cases when the sligh tes [
| suspicion exiss such paper is at once reiec ted
Emigration from the port of London TO the
| Australian colonies is said TO be rather quiet.
Hopeiy, the schoolmAstar, who is undergo
| ing his sentence for killing one of his pupils
has issued pamphlet, Y. hich the London Posi-
dercribes as marked by udIous and insuffera-
BILE egotis.n.
| The accounts from the French haryests are
| more satisfactory. The wheat is all safely
| housed in the Southern department. and i,
was hoped that all in tbs Northern depart
ment would be saved
| fne harvest in Poland hrs proyed q total
| failure.
| Count Persigny in openirg the General
| Council OF the Depar .meut of The Loire made
| an important speech IN favor of the policy OF
| the Emperor. He justified the an aexation Of
| savoy and Nice and repudlated the idea that
| the poilcy OF France vas Aggressive or at all
| threatening To England or the Enine-fron tiers
| of Prussia, aud he confidently predicted an
| era OF peace and prosperity tJr Europe.
The Papal Government had sent reinforce
| ments TO the garrison IL BeneF-nto, but they
| were driven out Of the town aad forced 10 re-
| turn.
| luere was increasing agitation in Hungary
deI. Benedict had resigned tbr Generalship.
| THE LATEST VIA QUEENS
Letters from Odessa speak us lac excellen
condition of the wheat in tAat r"4uon.
The cholera had broken sutal 'Halaga. SIX
| hundred persons bad bee. attacked with it, oi
| whom ff'y died.
1t Is said that Napo3"pa als resolved 10 cre-
| ate two Eew regimen x IJuayes.
Ii is stae - that ~ r. u 81, n Admiral al Va
pies had been or ~ Ia observe the strIc>s 81
| reutraity. a." 80 ( f'sfning to interiors a. Ith
| the defence - ..'-s against an attack.
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