Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-14

coin has produced great excitement III 'nc ueiknoo'
hood Of Sumter Court House. The people are mnch re-
oiced at the action of the Legislature in calling State
Convention. All are against submission 70 LINCOLN
FURTHER BY THE NORTH AMERICAN.
II was reported that the Austrian ENJOYS had notified
the Emperor that unless the warike preparations OF
Piedmont we're Discontinued and the Hungarian legion
dsbanded, Austria would immediately commence hos
tides.
Five hundred of the Irish Papa brigade has passed
through France route for Ireland.
Judicial proceedings had been instituted against the
OpiniOne Rationale for the publication OF false news
The London Daily News of the 3lst, says the Empe-
ror Of the French has placed four before
aeta with orders to prevent an attack on that fortress
by Admiral Persano, and If necessary TO sink his ships
Under these circumstances Admiral Persano will take
no part in the approaching sege Of Gaeta. The Daily
News denounces this as direct Intervention by France
aud says Europe must not be allowed to remain VIC
tim to all this mystery and repeated surprises
Victor Emanuel and Garibaldi whose operations were
combined, preparing for battle.
The London Morning News asserts on the authority OF
an official dispatch that Victor Emanuel was to mmed
atey lombard Gaeta by sea and land.
Capua had been definitely occupied by Garibaldis
troops.
It was reported that King Victor Emanuel would
fer on Garbad the title of Prince Caasemi, with an in
come of 5000 vres and would decorate him with the Or
der of Annuncation.
Lamorciere had been created Roman noble and
medal struck in his honor
LATEST.
The Paris Presse asserts that the Soveregns at War
united in procuring assistance TO Austria If she were
attacked by Piedmont.
Marshall ODonnel announced in the Senate that Rosas
would proceed to Rome on mission but that Spain
resolved to observe strict neutrality in the affairs of
Italy.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY
Tfvr Nov D-Tha staamshin Vanderbilt
rived at Cowes on the lst.
CHINA
The China mails not vet received, but the follow
ing details had to hand Of the taking Of the Turk
isl forts The northern forts we're captured after three
hours fighting and the others surrendered The allies
lost 400 killed and wounded. They occupied Ten Sien.
The Ambassadors there and would proceed to
Pekin with cavalry.
The rebels had Withdrawn from Shanghai.
The Times trusts that the telegram had brought false
news and that Lord Elgin not gone to Pekn without
army, as that is exactly the opposite of what he
should do TO obtain permanent peace. Nothing more
is necessary than that Pekn should know that England
has long enough TO reach her. aud chastise any
breach Of faith. So long the Emperor believes his
capitol out Of reach so long will he little what
ties he may sign to remove any immediate pressure
The Times hopes therefore, that the ambassadors with
the magnificent army which they have at their command
will make their appearance at Pekin accompanied by
force sufficient to make such impress on on the imperial
mind to render any Chinese expeditions unnecessary
for years to come
RUSSIA.
The Dowager Empress of Russia dead.
The Times still without comment French inter-
venton Gaea and the Paris journals have not yet
adyerted to the subject.
General Kafka has protested against this opinion.
The Times considers that unless some unforeseen acct
dent changes the fortunes Of war, few days must suffice
to drive the Bourbon sovereignty from Gaeta
Naples letter of the 9th says that Gavlzzi to
preach his first in the principal church Of the
Jtsuits.
make up her mind that the game is lost in Italy. No
doubt had the Northern Potentates shown her more act
i've sympathy aud had her diplomacy been more Of
success, she would have done some desperate deed.
FRANCE.
The Herald's Paris correspondent says the govern
ment had contracted with private shpbuders for the
immediate construction Of so iron cased steam gun
boats 10 mount a single rifle in the bow aud draw small
draft OF water.
NAPLES.
TURIN, Friday.-Admral Persano had commenced and
firing on the Royalists near Gieta.
The news OF a mysterious expedition under General
Turr, has been declared pure invention.
THE WARSAW CONFERENCE.
IoSDoN Friday,-The correspondent Of the Times, at
Vienna, supplies information 10 what passed at the
conference The Monarch aud their Ministers had seve
raj interviews but did little than exchange opinions
concerning the state of Europe as drawn up but no.
not Come To- an understanding on several matters of i'm
poriaucc. GOrtschalk failed to convince the Prussau
ard Austrian statesmen that il would be advantageous
all parties that the treaty OF March 1856 subject
ed = revision Russia is exceedingly DESTROYS OF
gaining her position on the Danube and doing away
with the neutrality of the Black Sea 1t is stated that
and Rechberg had alteration at the
very first interview.
The Poles displayed such dsoyal spirit while Alex
ander was az Warsaw that His Msiesty was unable TO
conceal the vexauon he felt.
Captains in the Datch mercantile marine have been
informed by circulars from the Minister of Marine that
in the event Of war; they will be taken into the service
as second eutenants As the proposition has given dis.
satisfaction it is said that it will be proposed give
them pension.
Il is reported that Mr. WhitEorth had contracted to
supply the French with any number OF his rifles at four
pounds each.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Friday.-Unusual attendance Of the trade
Wheat in good consumpive demand at Tuesdays prices
Indian corn strong and improved Ss Cd per quarter
good Offering under ass.
London Corn .nTket-The supply Of foreign grain was
moderate. The weather dry and cold English and
foreign wheat sold pretty well, at Mondays prices
Floating cargoe offered at full rates and ifscers
would only wait little the would soon be clear
Flour sold fully as well. Indian Corn up to 49,
Oats Sd. dearer.
Brazil and River Plat mails have arrived. News
mostly anticipated
Hides dull The wool crop promises well Freights
low Exchange CO. i67.
AT BAH the stock Of sugars was nearly exhausted
SIs unimportant. CottOn-no sales for exportation-
Exchange % 3 4.
At PurnambucO the entries of the new crop Of sugar
traiug Cotton-No change in value Freights dull
for want of produce. Exchange 25la26.
At Rio Janero coffee hrmer at an advance of 30
to 100 rSis demand for superior good Exchange ~ to
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