The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-27
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The steamship Bohemian for Portland. did
not leave Liverpool until the morning OF the
sth, owing to stormy weather. and would
probably leave Londonderry early on the o. h
In the House OF Lords on the 7th, Lord
W odehouse said II was true that Russia had
sent dispatch to the French Government n
proving of the French occupation in syria
and intimating that Russia would If necessa
ry, sopport the sending OF an increased force
Lord Wodeiiouse added that the Government
could not givea any further information pend
ing negotiations now in progress
lhe Duke OF Newcastle, in reply to Lord
Deroy, said the Legislature of British Guiana
ii'tu Deen instructed to consider the bill sane
tioning the extradition of prisoners escaping
from the French colony of Cayenne, but polit.
icai Offenders We're to be carefully excluded
from the operation of the measure
In the House of Commons on the 7th an in :
terestinS debate took place on italian affairs
Edwin James, Sir Robt. Peel tilads tone. and
Lord John Russell, defended the policy of
England, the Hing OF Sardinia and Garibaldi,
while several Irish members took the opposi, e
side, and Mr.. Roebuek made IA pro- A ustrian
speech.
The Parliamentary Committee on the Red
Sea Telegraph have agreed to confirm the un-
conditional guarantee of the Government
The London Times in reviewing Jefferson
Davis inaugural Speech says it has never
| read public document so difficult to analyze
and interpret.
The Senate has finally adopted an address
in response to the Emperors speech by 120 to
3 votes
Prince Napoleon was expected to leave for
Italy in the middle of March.
meeting of Hungarian and Polish nota-
bilities is said to have been held at the Palace
Royal.
1t is reported that the Emperor has stop
ped the building of iron plated ships owing to
results obtained by the last new invention of
cannon.
The Mres affair is said to be assuming IL
more serious aspect. He is not allowed to
communicate with any one. The Receiver
General at Sous le Saulnier is said to have
been removed from his post in connection
with the affair.
Independent members of the Corps Legisla-
till had proposed various liberal amendments
to the address, calling, amongst other things
tor the repeal of the law of public safety
freedom OF the press, &c. The debate will
commence on the 1lth
The Budget for 1862 had been submitted to
the Legislature. The expenditures are esti-
ma ted at nearly eighty millions pounds ster-
ling; the receipts show q surplus of about
half 4 million. The War Department shows
an increased expenditure OF over a million
sterling.
The Paris Bourse on the sth was firm but
inanimate.
Rentes closed at osf. 2Oc.
ITALY.
The Sicilians intended to celebrate Garibal-
di S Saints day by a general holiday.
1t was reported that the Irish Archbishop,
CulleH, is 10 De cred teQ q cardinal.
The Austrian Gazette says that Fr tncis IL .
has determined To stay in Rome as long as the
Pope remains there.
SPAIN
The Spanish Ministry have pronounced in
favor OF the temporal power of the Pope and
repudlated the idea of tranferring to Jerusa-
lem. PRUSSIA
The Provisional Delegations of Citizens con-
tlnued their functions in maintaining public
order in Warsaw.
II was reported that the En- peror's brother
would shortly visit Warsaw
The garrison of Warsaw was being nightly
increased, but the impression was that peace
would be Preserved.
TURKEY.
Serious dissensions have occurred in the
Ministry. The carrying out OF the new caime
scheme had been postponed.
The damaSe by inundatons at GalatZ and
Ibrala had been so great that it was feared
the commerce of those places would be Sc
riously affected
The Porte had sent an answer to the last
Russian note, i'll which he denies all right of
foreign interference in the International af-
fairs of Turkey.
The Turkish fleet, with troops and six
months provisions on board, was about to
cruise Oft the coast of Dalmatia.
INDIA.
The Bombay mails of February 18th had
reached England, and the American POI ton
have been forwarded in the Canada.
The Bombay import market was quiet and
e.
Liverpool had advanced to Is for cotton.
CALCUTTA, Feb s, lS6l.-Exchange, 2s lid
Cotton fabrics dull and declining. Produce
firm at high prices, but inactive. Freights 10
London, dead weight, Cos .aI2s. I'd.
THE L.f1IaST NEUS
BERSE, March 9.-The Federal Council has
authorized the Swiss Minister at Paris to
commence negotiations for the conclusion of
the treaty OF commerce between France and
Switzerland
CosEN, March 9.-Complete tranquility
prevails at Warsaw. Five hundred citizens
and military alternately patrol the city every
night
This morning religious funeral ceremonies
took place in the church of Warsaw
a judicial inquiry, conducted by commits
sion composed of Poles and Russians, under
the Presidency of Gen. Lepoandi, is being i'm
partially carried on.
Fresh arrivals of military from all parts of
the country continue to take place.
Many women are leaving the city, and TAX
ing up their quarters in the citadel of War
saw.
The reply OF the Emperor is anxiously ex-
pected.
The city is still in deep mourning The
shop windows contain nothing but black
prayer books. Photographic por rtraits of those
who fell in the late disturbances are sold in
great quantities. The burial ground in which
they were all inferred has been decorated with
Il great quantity of flowers and wreaths
PARIS, March $3.50 =. M The Bourse has
been rather firm, but little business was done.
Rents closed at Is 1-5, or SC. lower than yes
terday
Marshal McMahon, in the debate in the
Senate, did not conceal his opinion in favor of
the Pope, but after strong represen Ia tions
consented to leave Paris on the day of the
final vote, in order that he might be returned
among the Senators absent on the service of
the Emperor.
The address, on the whole, was ultimately
Hoteo, with only three dissenting voices
The Cardinals, with the exception of Cardinal
Matthew, abstained from voting
LONDON, March 9-Eyening.-The funds
ana railway stocks are firm at yesterdays
prices. Business is languid.
A Cabinet council has been held this after
noon.
AMENDMENT TO THE CoSsTIruTIoN-CToye