The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-26
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
The savoy Questlon-The Free Trade
-se Treaty, &c.

FUWTHKR FOREIGN NEWS.
The savoy Question-The Free Trade
Treaty. &c.
The steamship Canada arrived at Boatop a,
Saturday evening, from Halifax. Her da,e,
are from Liverpool to the 10th inst. ana N,
following is fuller account Of her news thar
that published by telegraph:
ENGLAND.
In the House of Lords a debate ON It.,,.,
anair' TOOK place, strict neutrality being urset
The demonstration in London in honor a.
the officers OF the volunteer corps nas.od ~
with great eeiat; About twenty-.ix hundred
t Ser a.senoed me ievee and were presen ted
70 tne aesn. The banquet, presided over by
the Duke of Gam bridge, was attended nv ahon,
,;VUO oHicers, and at q grand ball in the neu
Floral Arcade and Covent Garden Theatr
ABOUT 6,WO persons were present.
Unusually high tides were exneri.nced II
England on the Sth and 9TH Considerabls
damage was done at London on ana aIono the
lnames, but at Liverpool nothing unusual
Sir Robert g. Hill. commander at Water
100 and In the Peninsula war. is dead.
announcer III gun war-steamer called tbs
Howe, mad been launched at Pembroke.
NO more noating batteries with irou sides
gums having completely riddled the immense.
~ !hick iron plate of the experimental vessel
captain Robertson, of the British shin Sir
.IonI Moore, has been presented at Liverpool
United States, for rescuing the Passengers of
tne American ship May Queen in 1858.
Inc abolition Of the dut ties on tallow. rice
cneese. butter, &c, went into effect on the 7th
THE SAVOY QUESTION
Inc projected annexation of Savoy and Nice
ton >A "''0"-
The London Times, while editorially con.
oemning the project, and applauding the firm
protest OF the government against it. repudi.
ates the idea of England demanding any ex
piSnations which any day might lead to war.
ne raris rays, In an editorial, complain
ing OF the hostility of England TO annexation.
says 1t would be unreasonable to suppose thai
the Empe or would renounce that which re.
CARDS the security Of one Of thu most inpor.
tant frontiers Of France
1t Is stated that since Coupt Caxour,s last
despatch, relative to Italy, orders have been
sent to the French army Of Italy TO hold itself
ready 10 march at the irst notice, and that the
reply " oihcers demanding short furlough
was tha& the whole army would Immediately
evacuate Lombardy, and return to France.
Inc Paris correspondent of the London
Times says 1t was thought likely that as soon
as univ versal suffrage in Tuscany declares for
annexation to Piedmont, the Sayoyards will
nave French army on the spot
Ihe Paris Patrie believes itself in position
10 stare mat In the question Of Savoy Sardi-
MIA shows such conciliatory intentions as
might be expected from 4 country which owes
its aggrandizement to France.
FRANCE.
The French Council of State was expected
to complete, in day or two, its examination
of the proposed new tariff for wool when
the matter Will be brought before the Legisla
ture
The Duchess of Malakof had given birth
to a daughter.
Marshal keille, Senior Marshal of France,
is dead.
Reports had been current CT dissensions he
tween France aud England relative to the
chinese expedition, but the Paris correspon.
dent OF the London Post pronounces them
wholly unfounded.
The Bonrse was fiat and heavy the rentes
closed on the 9th at 67f. 75c.;
ITALY.
A long and forcible dispatch by Count Ca
vonr has been published, replying to the I,al-
ian programme. and pledges Sardinia to abide
frage.
The Opintone of Turin afIirms that In note
OF the I'd Of March, relative 10 Savoy. Cayour
expressed the attachment. Of the government
OF the King OF Sardinia to his province but
at the same time to the principle which he
supports in Central Italy He declares his
intention to lnterrOgate the population in a
manner to be established by Parliament, re-
serving besides, the question OF frontiers and
the guarantees to be given to Savoy.
Another authority says that CayOur in the
same note. denies that the inhabitants of Sa.
soy ahd Nice nave any desire to be annexed to
r rance, Out ne suggests that the ques ton be
tested by a vote OF the people, as well as in
Tuscany and the Romagna.
Reports had been current of an insurrection
IN Naples, but were not confirmed.
tGRiS, March s. lsoo-The Opinione pub
lishes Count Cavour's dispatch of the I'd re.
atlve to Savoy and Nice. He declares that
The aggrandizement of Sardinia can never
prove dangerous to France; but considering
ne ne ooigatlons that Sardinia is under 10
france, serious attention must be given to the
Emperor's demands AT the moment when
sardinia demands for the inhabitants Of Cen.
fal Italy the right to dispose Of their destiny
me exposes herself to the charge of inconsis-
ency IT she denies the right OF freely cx press
nS their wishes to heFsubjects dwelling on
he other side of the Alps. However great the
'egEet would be at the cradle of the Pied
nontese monarchs demanding separation,
>ardinla would not refuse to recognize the
weight OF NANTES tation, however slight; if
made In conformity with the prescriptions of
Pariiament. In regard to the opposition of
he great Powers, Cavour thinks that the de-
'ire Tor proper frontiers of France aud Sar-
LIMA will ensure just and equitable negotia.
ions on this head
A royal decree at Naples establishes modi-
1catlons on 2f0 articles of customs tariff and
'rders revision of the remaining articles
The Tuscan correspondent of the London
Times asserts that under certain conditions
lnd with the free consent OF the popular will
10 OF the Savoyards.
AUSTRIA.
General Erguttan had committed suicide
THE LATEST NEWS
LONDON, March lO-Evening.-A cabinet 4
onncil was held this afternoon.
Mr. Cubbeb b has to-day been declared duly |
lected for Surry.
The large ministerial majority aud a rally |
n the French funds has caused a further i'm |
'roVement OF about One-eighth per cent. in |
onsols. The British railway stocks show Il |
urther decided recovery.
The HAGUE, March IL, 1sG0.-The Count 4
on Viey Len Vizenelt, our Minister resident !
t tCoEstantinople, has been appointed Minis. |
er for Foreign Affairs here.
The Loss OF PORTUaCEsE WAR VESSEL.
he Portuguese brig -of-w war Mondiego was lost |
n the 23d Of January in lat. % deg 80 min |
onth, long. 6S deg. & min. East. The princi. |
al part of those on board were saved by the
american ship Uriel, Capt Waiker, bound /
rom Calcutta to Boston. The Bos son Travel.
sr furnishes the following account Of the
7reck from the Captain Of the American ves-
81:
''While scudding before a strong breeze oh
erved vessel astern showing signals Of dis
ress, and shortened sail To allow her to come
p. IT was the Portuguese brig -of-war Mon
eigo. The sea was very rough, SO much SO
hat the brig dared not round to when che
anne up with the ship, but ran two miles to
'eward. She then signalaed Save my crew.
nd fred gun, aud the ship hove to; the brig
oisted out her boats, which reached the ship
l safety. The boats passed between the YES.
sls until they were stove, md then the ship
oisted out her bvatS one of which was badly
amaged, and three Of her crew were drowned;
mother boat was also stove; still Captain
7alker urged his men to rersevere in saving
fe. The last boat. containing the officers and
ght men, reached the ship, but she was also
owe alongside.
From me account furnished by Captain