The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-13

| The remains Of Captain Harrison were 70.
moved from Southampton on the 96th, smids
everv Demonstration Of respect. Bells wers
| tolIed, minute ssns ared, and ths shops closed
| crew Of the Great Eastern. The American
| Consul was amongst the large number whe
| took part In It.. The corpse reached Liverpool
| on the morning Of the nth, and wns INFERRED
In st. James Cemetery In shat city. ia the pre-
| sence Of an immense crowd. Many shops along
the route were partially closed, and all fiagI
were at half.ma~t Among the pail bearera
were Captains Judkins, Lang, and others oI
of Captain HarrisOn's friends was to be held
| in London for the purpose Of recording theiI
sympa'hy for his bereaved family.
The ofactai Board Of Trade report on the loss
The commander, Capt. Smith, IL exculpa ted
but the mate Is blamed for not stepping the
chip when danger was apparent.
FRANCE.
NJ Thourvenel had assumed ONCE as Minis.
ter OF Foreign Affairs. On the 24th he iesued
circular to various ambassadors plsdging
his best Efforts TO maintain and consolidate the
existing friendly relations.
The commercial treaty between France and
England continued to at'rnct atten ton and
speculation. The Constitutional publishes
several articles Of the treaty rs the follow
ing:
sOn and after list July next. the import du.
ties on cotton wool will be suppressed Eng.
ltsh coal and coke will be subjected to the
same duty as In Belgium, after October next.
duty OF seven francs will be substituted for
tne actual duty on iron from December next.
Duties on machinery will be diminished
From January, 1861, the sugar duty will be
reduced. From june '6i, the prohibition Of
fhe lmportations of threads aud hemp will be
G.. and from October. 81, all remaining pro-
hibitioIs will be abolished. The advantages
granted to France will be stated shortly.
,, me Frenchi ournals report that the duty
be only two pence per bottle, or one shilling
instead OF i've shillings and nine pence per
gallon. and that silk will be admitted free
The project of the annexation of Savov and
NICE 10 France. is alluded to in the semi
fact.
The Bourse was inactive and dull. Rentes
closed on the 27th at 6Sf. Sc
SPAIN AND MOROCCO.
The latest dispatches from The seat of war
say that the Mo,rs had attacked the advanced
redoubfs OF the Spaniards on the Martin river
but were repulsed with considerable loss.
ITALY.
The Independent, of Turin-Count Cavour's
organ-say> nothing now opposes the Prince
CarIisnac's assumption of the Regency.
Ihe Marquis of Massano Dageglio is ap-
poin' ed Governor of Milan.
Ratazzi has left for Nice.
PRUSSIA.
The statement that Prussia had assented to
the annexation of Savoy and Nice to France
is denied in reliable quarters.
TURKEY.
Sir Henry Bulwer had ordered the British
Consul in RodOste to break off official rela.
tions with the authorities.
INDIA.
telegram from Bombay to the 10th Janu.
ary states that the Waghars had been severely
beaten by Major Noye's forces. Twelve thon-
sand Europeans and eight thousand SepOys
were preparing for China.
The commercial news was not telegraphed.
AUSTRALIA.
Melbourne telegrams are to Dec. 10.
The Victoria Parliament met ON the 29th of
November
The financial statement Of the Government
shows considerable retrenchment