The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14
FURTHER BY TH0oRrh AMERICAN.
Affairs In ttaly-Death Of the D,waye,
empress OF Russia-lhe Warsaw I ON
ference.

| s"PfosS VI ne warsaw L 4.
The mails OF the North American, from Liv.
erpooi on the 3lst, via Londonderry on the ID
Inst, bring some additional details Of Euro.
| pean news.
ITALY.
| Five hundred Of the Irish Papal Brigade
have passed through France en- route for Ire.
| land
Judicial proceedings had been Instituted
against the Opinione Rationale for the publi-
| cation of false news.
The London Daily News OF the 3lst, says
| the Emperor of The French has placed four
| ships of-the-line before Gaeta, with orders to
prevent an attack on that fortress by Admiral
Persano, aud If necessary TO sink his ships
Under these circumstances, Admiral Persano
| Will take no part in the approaching siege of
Gaeta "he Daily News deuonuces this as
direct Intervention by France az d SAYS Eu-
| rope must not be allowed to remain a victim
| to all this mystery and repeated surprises.
The London Morning Naws asserts on the
| authority OF an official dispatch that Victor
Emanuel was 10 Immediately lombard Gaeta
| by sea and land.
Capna had been definitely occupied by Carl
baldi's troops.
1t was reported that King Victor Emanuel
would confer on Garibaldi the title of
Prince Calasemi, with an income OF 1900
iivres, and would decorate him with the order
of Annunciation.
Lamoriciere had been created oman noble
and medal struck in his honor.
Inc Paris Presss asserts that the Sovereigns
| at Warsaw united in procuring assistance TO
Austria If she were attacked by Piedmont.
CHINA
The China mails are not vet received. hut
the following details had come TO hand OF the
taking OF the Turkish forts The northern
forts were captured after three hours fgh ting
and the others surrendered. The allies lost
l,4U0 killed and wounded. They occupied
Sien. The Ambassadors were there. and
would soon proceed to Pekin with a squadron
of cavalry.
The rebels had withdrawn from Shanghai.
The Times trusts that the telegram had
brought false news, and that Lord EIgin is not
gone TO PeAin without an army, as that is ex-
actIy the opposite of what he should do to OBJ
lain permanent peace. Nothing more is ne
cessary than that Pekin should know that
England has an arrnloLg enough to reach her.
ana chastIse any breach of faith. So long as
the Emperor believes his capit tai out of reach
SO long will he care little what treaties he NAV
sign TO remove any immediate pressore.
RUSSIA.
The Dowager Empress of Russia was dead
The Times was still without comment on
French interyenton at Gaeta, and the Paris
journals have not yet adverted to the su biect.
The Times considers that unless some un-
foreseen accident changes the fortunes of war,
few days must suffice to drive the Bourbon
sovereignty from Gaeta.
"A Naples letter OF the 27th says hat (iayazzi
was 10 preach his first sermon in the principal
church of the Jesuits
The Times asserts that Austria can scarcely
even now make up her mind that the game is
lost in Italy. No doubt had the Northern Po-
.entates SHOWN her nOre active sympathy, and
had her diplomacy been more of q success she
would nave done some desperate deed.
THE WARSAW CONFERENCE.
LONDON, FTldGy.-Ihe correspondent of the
Times, at Vienna, supplies Information as to
what passed at the conference The Monarch
and their Ministers had several Interviews.
but did little more than exchange opinions
concerning the state of Europe as drawn up,
bat not signed, because the Sovereigns and
their Ministers could not come 10 an under
standing on several matters of importance
Gortschakof failed to convene the Prussian
and Austrian sta esmen, that it would be ad-
yantageons to all parties that the treaty of
March, 1856, were subjected to revision-
Russia is exceedingly desirous of regaiulng
her position on the Danube, and doing away
with the neutrality of the Black Sea L is
stated that Gortschakoff and Reichb berg had
an alteration at the very first interview.
AUSTRIA.
The Poles displayed such dsloyal spirit
while Alexander was at Warsaw, that His
Ma iesty was unable to conceal tse yexation
be felt.
Captains in the Dutch 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
lieutenants. AS the proposition has gwen dis
satisfaction, it is said that it Will be proposed
to give them pension.
FRANCE
The Herald's Paris correspondent says the
Government had contracted with private
sEipbuilders for the immediate construction
OF one hundred and fifty iron-cased steam
gunboats, TO mount single rifle in the bow
and draw small draft of water
II is reported that Mr.. w WhitWorth had con-
tracted 70 supply the French with any num-
ber of his rifles at four pounds each
COMMERCIAL.
LONDON CORN MARKsT.-The supply of foreign
Grain was moderate. The weather was dry and
COiQ- bugUsn ana lOT6lGl wheat tOId pretty well.
AZ Mondays prices. Floating caJgoes were offer
ed at full rates. and il sellers would only wait
lttta, the coast would soon be clear. Flour sold
fully as we'll. Indian Corn wa, up TO ass. oats Cd
ds2rer.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Friday Unusual
attendance of tbs trads. W Wheat in good consump-
tive demani, at Tuesdays prices Indian Corn
strong, and improved ps Cd. per quarter; 10 good
offering under 49,.