The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12
IUROPGAN H1wA.
FURTHER ny THE GREAT EASTERN

2sth Of June. She brought large number Of
troops for Canada. 1t la reported that the
Edinbnrg sailed for New York on the 18th
with 1908 COO IN specie. The following sum
mary OF news was telegraphed to the Northern
press from Farther Point:
ENGLAND.
Sir J. Ferguson, N the House of Commons
condemned the sending Of reinforcements to
Canada.
Mr.. Disraeli also thought the Government
were mourning serious responsibilities.
Lord Palmerston defended the act Of the
Government as usual precautionary meas.
IRE of all governments In the immediate VI
entity of hostilities. The step indicated nc
distrust of faith in the Northern States, and
no want of confidence in the Canadians.
The London Times says that the sending OF
reinfoI cements to Canada WAS right and pro
per, because they can only be sent there In
the sum mer season.
The loss by the conflagration in London wa,
over two millions sterling. Some OF the esti.
mates are as high as three or four Millions
Nearly all insured.
The Cunard steamer Scotia had been sue
cessfully launched.
Lord chancellor Campbell had died very
suddenly, having ruptured blood vessel.
Sir Il. Bethel has been confirmed IS Lord
Chancellor of England.
The Times con tinues to maintain that the
Americans have no ground for their abuse OF
England beyond modification ut England's
lack of appreciation. 1t says the Northern
ers have thrown themselves into a passion
and must be left to recover.
Sir Archibald Alison, in a letter to CAssius
III. Clay, contends that the American Cons IT,
tuition is q failure, and recommends Nation
al Church and Monarchy as the remedy.
The Prince and Priuce,s Frederick Will
liam had arrived in England on a visit to
the Queen.
The Prince of Wales would proceed ON the
goth to the camp at Curragh, Ireland, to take
the round of military duties.
MIR. Golden addressed his constituents at
kockdale ON the Goth. He euiogiZed the French
Government and the commercial treaty viii
France, denounced the volunteer movement
in England, and ridiculed as ridiculous bug"
bear the idea of French invasion.
FRANCE.
The recognition of Italy by France had
been formally announced in the Moniteur and
byAaIon Ricasoli in the Italian Parliament.
The latter said that diplomatic relations be-
tween the two countries would soon be re-es-
taLlished.
The Roman question was still pending, and
it was hoped that there would be Il favorable
soft ton Oft.
The appeal in the case OF Patterson vs..
Bonaparte commenced in the Special Court OF
France on the oath ult.
The new treaty of commerce between
France and Brazil is confirmed. 1t will in
volve d general remodeling of tariff duties.
SPAIN.
IL Royal Cocree ADMITS COTTON at III uCH low CT
duties in Spain from.Septemberu Till January
The Spanish proclamation, relative TO the
American war, says the Queen is determined
to observe the stric est neutrality between the
Federal States of the Union and Confsiera te
States of the South With this view it is pro-
hbited to arm, build and fit out privateers,
no matter under what flag, in any Spanish
port. Ship owners and captains are prohib-
tied accepting letters of marque, and from
con tributing in any way to the armament and
fitting out Of privateers.
Privateers and prizes are prohibited from
remaining over twenty-fOur hours in any
Spanish port, save in case of urgent necessity,
in which case the harbOr authorities are TO
compel them to proceed TO sea as early as pos
sib.e, and not allow them to ship out what is
necessary, and never. under any pretext, arms
and ammunition. No articles belonging to
prizes may be sold. "
AIDED ports is guaranteed, except war ma
terial and letters, which are prohibited
Offenders are responsible for their own acts,
and have no claim for protection. SpaEialds
are prohibited from taking service on either
side, and 10 abstain from all acts which may
be regarded as opposed to the neutrality. OF
tenders are to be liable to the measures adopt
ed by the beliigeTents, and puuis he'd accord
ing TO the laws of Spain. The decree is dated
June 17th. countersigaed by Senior Collani
and the Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
ITALY.
The Chamber of Deputies, on the 26 h. de-.
bated the bill relating to the loan Of 500 900 Oo(
francs. Ferrari opposed the BILL and attacked
the whole system OF government. Desanetts
replied, and demonstrate that the Govern.
ment was following Count Cavour's system
The Pope was ill. bu. improving at last &C.
counts.
The Official Gazette contradicts the report
of the la nding OF the Bourbonis is and disturb
ers of public order in Sicily, and says thai
only three Bourbon brigades had landed there
HUNGARY.
The funeral services at Pesth in honor OF
Court Cayour were interdicted by tele
graphic order from Vienna.
The alarming reports relative to the health
OF Inc Emperor OF Austria are too true.
TURKEY.
The Sultan of Turkey was succeeded by his
brother, Abdul AZiz Khan.
All WAS quiet at CoEst antinople.
CHINA.
A panic prevailed at Calcutta, owing to the
opium specu lalions.
The Chinese rebels had taken Hong kow.
FOREIGN ITEMs.-The New York Times, O:
Monday last, furnishes the following:
The burnt steamer Cataline turns out &c
have been owned bv Mr.. Thurlow Weed, 8Ir
Freeman and Mr.. Dickinson, who got Il third
party to have her chartered for $40 900 q
mouth. Her loss entails 81 200 Oh Captain
Phillips. $3.50 on her first engineer, $3.50 on her
second engineer, (Mr. Simmons.l $3.50 ON the
purser, $500 on the steward, $3.50 On DIR
Bradley, being the amount OF private proper
ty destroyed belonging to these gentlemen
The crew lost about 800 each.
A large barn, 100 feet long by As wide, with
! horses, several wagons, carriages, harness
and other property, belonging to the IVES.
Castleton railroad and Slate Company, Yer
mont, WAS entirely consumed last Saturday
morning about o'clock. Loss estimated a.
81, 900 The barn was insured for $500 The
fir & pf
diary. A colored boy, IA year s OF age, perish
ed in the flames.
Hon. Henry May left Baltimore ON Tuesday
last for Richmond Va, where he now is -
Various Iumors are in circulation in re-
lation to his visit, Previous to his start
ing, he had an interview with President Lin :
coin, but whether in connection with his visit
is not known. 1t is said to day that ne was
invited TO Richmond by JET. Davis, ami that
he is accompanied by two prominent Penn-
sylvanians, both friends of the Government.
Episcopal CoEvESrION.-The Episcopal
Convention of the Confederate States, lately
in session at Montgomery, adjourned on the
9Th inst, to meet at Columbia, S. T., on the
10th Of October next. All matters in discus.
sion have been referred to two committees, as
follows:
Committee on the Constitution The
Bishops OF Georgia, Florida and Nils sissippi
ReV. MeSsTs. J1arhWeli, 1rapier, Price, and
Messrs Allston, Ellerbee and Guyon.
Comm ittee on Missions Bishops Gregg and
Lay, and Rev. Messrs. Crane and Wise. Gen
Martin, of South Carolina, and Major Beard,
OF Florida.
REVOLUTION In ST. DOxIsao Advice from
St. Domingo to the Sth Of j une have been re.
ceived. A fierce reactioaary mo vsment aga ms,
the rene wal Of the rule of Spain is progressing
in st. Domingo. Gen. Santana had es tab
lished perfect reign of terror in supper; OF
Queen 1sab -lla's annexation project, but the
Dominicans had takea up arms against him in
Moca, Cibao. Vega and every important stand
point of the country. reinforc ement had
been sent frcm Porto Rico to the Spanish
army, and it was thought that twenty thou
sand soldiers would be required in order to
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