The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

Aldttisnai from kaespe.
| The stsamsAtp Persia, from Liverpool. on
the isth inss. arrived At New York "Wednesday
evening. It brings some intelligence Of In.
| terest.
A nrc occurred on board the steamer Prince
Albert three days before she arrived at Gal.
way. but Il was speedily subdaed. Il appears
that some corn which was slowed near them hem,
lie stated that the Stock Exchange Com.
mit!ee which was Investigating theoperatio
been able 10 trace the possibility Of his having
incurred Losses on the Stock Exchange equal
| to one.qnarter OF the extent Of his embexxle-
msnt. II IL clearly established that he had
| large transactions on the turf, but he is said
| to have usually been winner. An i'm
preston prevailed that securities for some
portion Of the embexzlement might yet be dis
| covered. The London Times editortaiIy pro-
| tests against the hushing MP Of the matter.
which the plea OF "guiity" ts likely to pro-
duce.
spicy correspondence between Lord John
Russell and Earl Grey, relative to their re-
| spective courses on the Reform question, had
| been published. The London Times, in an
editorial on this correspondence asserts that
the Cabinet has been herceiy at variance on
the commercial treaty. the budget, the fran
chise. the increased income tax, and the repeal
OF the paper duty.
Fhe Prince OF wales had accepted the hon
orary colonelcy Of the Volunteer Rifle corps,
formed Of the civil service employees.
Additional surveys Of gunboats built by
private contract during the Russian war had
developed more rottenness in the vessels and
total unfi,ness for further service
The Cotton Supply Association had held
their annual meetings at Manches ter, and issued
lengthy report of their proceedings. The
been Of direct benefit to the cotton trade, and
shows that great efforts had been made To ex-
tend the region for the production of cotton.
and thereby make the trade no longer depen.
dent upon one source for the supply of the
raw article. It is argued that the efforts Of the
association stimulated the American plan ters
10 those extraordinary efforts which produced
the enlarged growth of the present year. One
OF the speakers predicted that the next years
yield OF cotton from India would amount to
1,GUp,UO bales.
DR.. Longley, Bishop of Durham, has been
appointed Archbishop of York.
Henry Kaye Norton, first mate, and Thomas
King, second mate of the American ship Even.
ing Star, had been arrested in Liverpool, for 3
violent assault on a seaman named Samuel
Adams. The mate was fined and discharged,
but the second mate was remAnded to await the
effect OF the injuries, which were principally
inflicted by him.
FRANCE.
rumor had been current that the French
government had demanded ex xplanatiOns from
Prussia relative to the augmentation of its
war budget, but it was pron0unced unfound-
ed.
The Superior Council Of Commerce, appoint
ed to investigate ques tons reia ting to the COM
mercial treaty with England, has held its first
meeting in Paris. and would continue to meet
three times u week.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald asserts that seldom have the relations
between France and England been on a more
unsatisfactory footing than at present.
The Bourse closed flat and lower. Rentes
7025.
AUSTRIA
NJ. Won Plener, who was Professionally ap-
po n'ei Minister OF Finance, vice Baron Bruck,
has been definitely confirmed in that office.
1t is proposed to re-establish the Ministry
Of Commerce and Public Works, which was
last year united with the Ministr try of Finance.
The members of the newly.o rganized Coun-
Gil Of the Empire had received their ap-
poin tments, and the first sitting of the Coun-
Gil was fixed for the 2lst inst. General Bene-
dek was endeavoring to bring about an ar
ranKement between the government and the
six Hungarians who declined their appoinr l.
ment TO the Council of the Empire, tending to
ind uce them to sit in the Council.
INDIA AND CHINA.
Dispatches in anticipation Of the Calcutta
and China mails had reached England, and
the mails also arrived in season for The Ameri-
can portion TO be conveyed out by the Persia.
The dates are Calcutta April 13, Hong Kong
March 80
The China news was expected to lead to an
increase in the demand for silver for export
from England.
place between the Russians and Chinese on
the frontier.
The ulrimatum Of the allies was declared to
the Chinese authorities on the S.h of March
An answer was expected in the course OF the
week. when the mail closed
The allies were TO occupy ChUsan imme-
diately British troops were arriving from In
dia in quick succession. No part OF the French
force from Eur. pc had arrived.
At Canton teas were unaltered. Freights
advancing.
A government dispatch, dated Simla, April
~, announces that Lord Clyde would return
70 England In June.
Another dis patch from the Governor Gene
raj, dated April "a, says:
"a disturbance at Peshaw ur respecting tax
es, but founded on Misrepresentation, has been
greatly exaggerated by the newspapers. All
| is uiet, and people satisfied"
SPAIN.
Marshal O'Donnell had arrived at Madrid,
| and was received with enthusiasm.
The army of Africa was to enter Madrid on
the tn inst.
Count Montemolin and his brother had EN- :
barked for Port Vendres. The recently pub
lished remuneration of Count Montemolin is
authenticated by the Correspondeneia Auto
grafa.
A Madrid dispatch OF the 9th says: Nego-
tiations are taking place on the subject of the
late capture OF the American vessels.
Three hundred men, belonging to the disci.
plinary companies, rose at Alcaia de Henares
on the Sth. Order was re-established by the
Civic Guard.
IMPORTANT FROM TURKEY.
Reports gained ground that Russian in
trignes in Turkey were again afioat.
| Advices from Constantinople TO the I'd inst.
! assert that AS, 900 Russians were collected upon
the Pruth. 1t WAS also reported that the Porte
had assembled corps d' armse OF ~ ,O00 men at
Widdin. The capital was nearly uaprovided
with troops, the number of electives being
only 1900. A change in the Ministry was
still expected. tst- E. ss
The Porte is stated to have resolved upon
declaring to the Servian deputation at Con-
stantinople, that, In principle, it by no means
acknowledges the hereditary rights OF the
family Of Prince Milosch.
The Very Latest.
ITelegPaphic from London to Queenstown.
LONDON, May 12-P. M.-Her Majesty and
the Prince Consort proceeded to thecamp THIS
main Till Tuesday.
The funds haveexperienced fresh 1aii. Tne
share markets are decreased. Railway stocks
very heavy:
Inst, stating that Col. Media, the friend OF
Garbaldf. was forwarding the preparations
for second expedition, OF which the Colonel
would take the command, and for taking part
In which COCO volunteers have already been
enrolled All the arms have been purchased
Of the manufacturers.
Great excitement prevails at Genoa and
Lombardy. from which quarters almost all
the volunteers have come but it is asserted,
however, that the energetic diplomatictans
will ask the eovernment TO prevent the depar-
ture Of the second expedition. sl0 sizS' /.
The Pasris adds, the Neapolltan government
The Opi.ioae Nasionat believes Gen. Carl
bAldi would dissmbark At TerraciDe, on the
frontier, between the Neapolitan and Papal
States. Another variation In the same jour-
nal afilrms Oalabrfa 10 Be the place Of disem-