The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-26
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Italy, &C., &C.
The steamship Jura arrived at New YORK
Monday morning, having sailed from Liver
mol ON the Ilth instant. The niagara arrived
out on the night of the sth inst
GREAT BRITAIE-DErARTURE OF THE PRINCE
OF WALLIS.
The rovai Yacht having on board the Prince
Consort and the Prince of Wales, arrived in
Plymouth Sound at us z. NJ on the 9th. after
an extremely fine run from Osborne. 1ards
were manned by, and royal salutes Hired from,
H. NJ. S. Hero, Ariadne, St. George. and En-
erald Shortly afterwards an address was
presen ted by the Mayor ard Corporation of
Davenport TO the Prince of Wales, who replied
Their Royal Hghnesses dined on board the
Hero the same evening, and left soon after
daylight the next morning. The Duke OF New
castle the Earl St. Germans, and the memb bers
of the Princes retinue, left London on the 9th
for Plymouth. The Channel fleet was lying
in The offing.
The London Times in an editorial on the
event predicts that in the United States the
Prince win be received vita that cordiality
which people can show better than the
Americans, and il says there is one thing
which His Royal Highness and all may learn
from this visit. and that is that neither civil
war, nor revolution, nor commercial rivalry,
nor political chickering's, nor acrimonious So
cial criticisms can totally sunder nations
which, having a common origin and language,
develope themselves by the practice OF the
same free institutions.
sham fight has been arranged TO come off
at Chistehurst between the Metropolitan and
kentish corps OF volunteers, and is the topic
of universal conversation. The park where
the comb will come of is finely situated for
com bat and skirmishing The kentish corps
have arranged TO be defeated.
In the House of Lords on the 9th inst. the
Marquis of Normandy, In explaining some
observations made by him on previous night,
said that he had never accused General Carl
baldi of the excesses which had been commit
ted in Sicily but attributed them to those act
ing under his authority.
Lord Brougham believed that the govern
ment of Florence was not justly subject to
the imputations which had been cast upon 1t.
lie was glad his noble friend did not accuse
General Carl baldi. He thought the CoDstltu-
lion granted TO Naples would he great tall
ure ar he hoped it would fail to save the de-
test3ble tyrant OF Naples.
Lord Wodehouse believed that Gen Carl
b.idi had done his best to prevent the outrages
which had taken place. He gave him great
credit for the moderation and generosity he
had displayed.
SARDINIA.
Signor San CataIdo, Ambassador from Sici-
lv to France, had reached Turin en- route for
Paris. The Italan Senate proceeded, IN It's
sitting of The 3D., to discuss the bli Ior intro-
ducing in to Tuscany and the Emilian provinces
certain articles OF tie law OF oct. 80, 1883,
concerning the powers of the Council OF State,
and Of the law of November 20, 1889, relating
to those parts of the penal code which are ap-
The bill having been yoted by considerable
majority, the clergy is hencetorth subject
throughout the kingdom TO the same laws
which were in vogue in the old provinces.
The Bishop of FaenZa was condemned on
the Sd to three years Imprisonment, and
fine of 4,U00f., for contempt of the Royal au-
thority.
Accounts from Genoa state that two steam
ers. the Washington and the Provence left
that port on the I'd, the former having on
board, with Col. CoZens and his staff, a num-
Der of officers and about 200 volunteers, most
OF whom had already served. The latter
could carry 500 men, thus making the total
somewhat over 1900. Their intended place OF
landing is not known. Colonel Cozens has
among his aids-de-c camp Frenchman, son OF
NJ. La Cecilia, and godson of Beranger. He
is only tWenty-fO years OF age, and, in ad-
dition TO his other requirements, speaks eight
languages. The Polish General, Milbitz, forms
part of the expedition.
ROME.
The Pontifical Government has released the
political prisoners belonging to Romagna who
were confined in the forts OF Paliano, Ciyita
Castellaua and Ancona.
The effective strength of the Papal army,
under IIimorciere, amounted to $4,000 men.
| The IIish volunteers are leaving Rene fer
| Spileto, where a corps OF 10000 men is to be
| concentrated before the fort The num-
Der of Irish who have arrived, or are expected
| to arrive amount to 400. The army is being
paid Il the same rate as when on service i'll
the field.
| The Adriatic Journal states that the deser
| tions from the army of General Lamorlciere
| continue on vast scale. Many of the de-
| serters have arrived at Forli, and demand to be
| sent 10 Sicily.
letter from Rome in the Paris Patris
says:
An untoward event has just occurred at
Frosinoue. During the drawing OF a lottery
or tom mboa which had been got up there, two
men began to quarrel, and soon after drew
their knives, ana desperate fight took place.
The crowd soon became alarmed, and fearing
that the combat might become more general,
took TO flight in all directions. The public
square was almost deserted, when q body OF
eighty gendarmes, who had been assembled a.
Frosinone in consequence of the fete, seeing
the people running, thought that riot had
commenced with the revolutionary party, and
dashing off in pursuit of the fugitIyes, sabred
all they came up with. According to report
sent to Rome of the affair, upwards of 100 per-
sons, Of all ranks ard ages, were wounded,
some of them mortally.
NAPLES.
NAPLES, July 7ih.-It is asserted that the
Ministry has obtained the royal assent TO the
removal of General Nunzianta, head OF the
Court Camarilla of the foreign reign.
ToULoN, July 9th Yesterday TWO men OF
war left this port TO reinforce the French
squadron at Naples.
lhe official journal of Sicily publishes the
proclamation of King Ferdinand, granting
Constitution to Naples, but precedes 1t by
leading article to mend the perjuries OF his
predecessor, who also swore TO govern con-
sttutionally.
The Emperor Napoleon gave audience on
Sunday 10 the Count de Varanne, who has ar
rived on a special mission from Gen. Carl
baidi, the Viceroy of Sicily.
AUSTRIA.
According to accounts from Trieste, the Aus
trian Government is undertaking gigantic
works in order to render the famous quadri-
lateral perfectly impregnable. AT Veroni the
works are directed by fourteen engineer Off
GERS, having under their orders an entire regi-
ment of engineers.
SAVOY AND NICE.
Further papers have been laid before Par
lament res pecting Savoy and Nice, and the
interests of Switzerland. The last dispatch,
dated June 25th, is by Lord John Russell, and
iutimates the unwillingness of Her Majesty's
Government to take part in Conference.
A REBELLIoN-WoB 1rnS.-The CheS-
ter Uil) Democrat states that great excite
ment exists in Liberty, number of women
stated to be eleven in Misunderstanding revolt
ed against the grog- shops, and tapped the bar
rels of several groceries. At a drinking estab-
Ishment called the "Young America" the
proprietor charged on them and they fled
TIE men of the town held a meeting the next
day, at which it was
Rssolred, That we will defend our property,
and all other women that this is a free coun-
try, and men are allowed, under the laws, to
do as they please that women should not be
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