The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PERSIA

| The steamer Pers,a, Liverpool on the
| ed ult has arrived at New York
Parliamentary proceedings have beep nm
| important. Lord John Russell announces,
| that France has rejected the proposition ~
| Austria and Spain that the Catholic power
| should act In concert In maintaining the tenn
poral power of the Pope. He also said thal
Spain has given q pledge that whether St
| Domingo be annexed Or not, slavery shall MOI
| be introduced int that island.
A meeting has been held in London for ths
| benefit of the fugitive slave Anderson and hi
| xnsmen In Canada. He explained the neces
| sity Of killing the man, his mas ter, was t.
! affect his escape, and the meeting fully en-
iorsed the act. A monster meeting in behaIl
| II Anderson was to be held in Exeter Hal
| the 2j of j uly
The rumor has been revived that the GA,
will visit the Emperor Napoleon at Ohalons
| Camp.
1t is reported that Minister DAYTON has re.
| monstrated against the assimilation Of the
| position Of the Sou thern States with Italy in
IN article recent published in the PatrIe ano
| Moniteuf.
| The Sou thern Commissioners are still in
| Paris, but the French Government will hold
| 40 communication except with the Washing
ton Government.
The Paris Bourse closed steady Keutes
67f s5c
No official announcement of the recognition
| of Italy and France has yet been made, but ii
| is stated that France has sent the announce
/
| It foreign courts.
| The Pope is again i'll.
| II is stated that Portugal refuses to acknow-
| ledge the new kingdom.
| The upper House OF the Hungarian Diet has
unanimously agreed on an address TO the En-
peror.
THE LATEST.
The rumored death of The Sultan is denied
| The agitation in Hungary is increasing.
| Thirty thousand men have boen concentrated
| near Pesth.
An immense fire commenced at London on
Saturday night, which ragged all night, and de-
| str0yed CottOns' wharf and the ranges of ad
! Joining warehouses in Tooley street Four
| thousand bales of American hops were de-
| stroyed The DIES truction of other propsrty
| was so great that the prices OF many articles
| will be affected Six lives were lost during
the fire. including Mr.. Braid wood, chief of the
| lire brigade
| Advices from Melbourne to April 18th have
| been received The English mail steamer had
been wrecked on the coast, and part of the
| crew murdered by the natives.
| COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, June % Sales day of 600
| bales Of cotton, including ,000 bales TO speech
| lators and exporters. The market closed q uiet
| but steady.
Brtadstuifs closed dull and provisions also
Consols closed at s9f a S95 for money, and
| 9Oa90t for account.
The dsaffection is increasing at Warsaw.
| E.
| GRAPH, ETc.-3 Louis. J,ly w X Steb
| bins, of the Missouri and Western Telegraph
arrived from a trip on the Plains this morn
ing. The various trains sent out by the tele-
graph company are progressing satisfac torily
The first two hundred miles section beyond
| Fort kearney is being cons truced rapidly -
| The advance trains of the Pacific company are
| probably by this time very near Fort Kear-
neY.
| Mr. Stebbins reports having met some two
hundred emigrant wagons bound for Califor-
mia, and four hundred to five hundred going
| to Pixies Peak, many OF the latter being
| freight wagons
| TIE California overland emigration is much
| larger than it has been any year since ISL
| The Overland Mail Transport ation Company
| have doubled their Stations which are not
| more than twelve to fifteen miles apart. and
are prepared to make schedule time. They
| commence daily service tomorrow, the pio.
| neer coach leaving st Joseph at that time
| Mr. Stebbins also reports having met 200
| wagons of Mormons, and that there were
about 5000 Mormons still at Florence, the
| Mormon town Just above Omaha. and a
| good many more are yet ~ concentrate there
| IL Is confidently eX pee ted that the telegraph
| line will be completed to California by the
Hrst OF december next.
| SENTIMENT IN CINcINNArI "A gentleman
| lately from Cincinnati states that a great
| change has occurred there within the las,
! month. Many merchant has baen ruined
| business OF all kinds is depressed, and the
owners OF large amounts OF provisions, &c
have been bankrupted in consequence of the
| failure to permit them to ship their goods
All classes have been placed on the same
| level-a common ruin. There is g strong anti
war feeling in the city. The result is, that the
| office OF the Cincinnati Enquirer, 1t is report
| ed, has lately been, or is abCut to be, removed
| to Newport, whan it will become an an war
| journal The object Of the removal is to save
| the office from mob violence at the hands OF
| the Black Republicans. II is the intention to
| pu blishit in Newport, and circulate 1t in Gin.
| cilnati as before.