Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-09
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival OF ..ic CITY of Baltimore.

Tie steamship City OF Baltimore Capt Pctrie,
from Liverpool at l030 the morning OF the 2i,h ard
from Qlccustown the afternoon OF the 18th ultino
arrived at New York the 9th.
The advicCs by the City Of Blimofe are p'd Liver
pool barely day later than those per the kdriac but
| by way Of QlcensioSn, they are two days lAior.
GsgArBRirlIy.
The debate on the Budget a. reed by the Adj.
attic; ocmlaencd iE the House OF Commons on the
! 22l nit.
Mr T. Barring led CT the opposition in general de-
nuatiiion al NJ. Giadstone's financial policy and q
general debate pro and con eusued but amendment
offered b. tie Conservaiycs and ally the debate
adjourned Til The % april The opposition vas
mainly directed agans tie repeal of tie paper duties
ard the maintenance OF duty on tea aud sugar.
Some of the lonrrals taunt the opposition for not
following up their attack on the Budget with an amend
ment.
Lord Derby gave notice to the House OF Lords that
he intended 10 move that the new Bankruptcy bill be
referred select committee of The Lords. This
was regarded IS tantsmeunt 10 defeat of tho meas
ure
In the House Of Commons on the 23d, Sr. II Berkely
made his annual motion for leave to bring in bill in
favor Of Votrg by ballot. Il rejected BY vote of
yeas l5l, nays 279
Mr.. Dunccmbe moved for the production Ct all the
correspondence relating TO the seizure by the Turkish
Government of certain arms which were being conveyed
to the East under the Sardinan flag and charged Lord
John Russ1 in this With having violated the prn
cipIe OF nor-ntervenuon.
Ministers opposed The production, and sustained
by mgj9rity CT Sc.
A prospectus had been Issued of Company called
the Liverpool and New Orleans Steam Navigation Com
pany with the lice. Of establishing direct steam COM
munication between Liverpool and New Orleans. The
capital is fixed at 100000 with power to increase, and
many Influential men are engaged in the enterprise
u is also announced that Company had been formed
IN Liverpool for establishing direct communication be-
tween that port and Charleston. Tie first steamer OF
the line expected, is be dispatched from Liverpool
about The middle of July.
At the usual iortnighdy meeting Of the Royal Geo
grapi cl Society, interesting letters from DR.. Living
stone to Nov. 26th, were read.
FRANCE.
Rumors had been current that Prince Napoleon it,
tended proceeding to gland to ask explanations Of tic
Duke DAumae relative 10 his late pamphlet but Paris
letters say that the idea had been abandoned.
II was stated that the treaty of commerce be
tween France and Belgium signed at Paris on the
2lst ult.
The Paris Flour market was dull and lower, but Wheat
withou. change. Trade in general continued dull
throughout France.
The Paris .N0,1teir OF the 23d saws
"The late events at Wareaw have been unanimously
commented upon by the French Press with the tradition
n sympathy which the Of Poland has always
cited in the west Of Europe but these expressions Of i'll
arrest wOuld IL the Polish ii they had the
Meet OF misleo ing the public opinion by allowing il 10
w pu-'h la' 'ic f'hpcIuI VI
hopes which he could not satisfy. The generous ideas
displayed by the Emperor Alexander, rspecisly in the
emancipation O the peasants, arc certain token OF hs
desire TO realize the ameloraOns admitted by the state
O things IN Poland IL is only TO be wished that he may
he prevented from doing by manifestation Of such
place the dignity OF the political interests
Of the Russian Empire antagoHism with tie teEdeL
cies Of it, Sovereign"
The PagS auEources that orders had be IN sent to
Toulon to complete the fitting OF the fleet destined
to bring back 20 France the TROOPS now in So ria.
The FrelcI To, ernment had given notice that foreign
co.tol goods imported into France for the purpose Of
being dyed shall come III free, specially with those iu-
tend for printing, condition that they also to be
exported Afterwards.
The bill for the abolition of the sliding scale in corp
with 10 protect the French mercantile marine,
pre- poses deTenal Gu:ics between gT Ain imported III
ffench ard foreign bottoms The du:y il 5Oc per lO0
kilogramu in the and II. Doe. IN the other
The BouIse firm Oh the 23d at GS.5O.
ITALY.
II is stated that the 2st ultmO the dAy folOwir
the important debate in the ltaiin Chlmbers relative 10
the army Of Southern lay GAribadi held
with his former superior officers, the majority of whom
in favor Of accepting the policy of Count Cavour
| The friends Of GGribaldi ia hopes that he also
would adhere TO that policy. TIE Chamber Of Deputies
the 22nd, agreed, by large majority, Ia take into
consideration the project OF Garitali in reference to
mir the country. The Ministry voted for the EesO
| niion Gali1adi was not present
The Turin Gazette publishes letter from Gen. Ci,
DIM Garibadi recalling the friendship and admiration
he had always fcs Tor him. but declaring ihIt LIS ia
brldisl .stacts painfully affected him. Caldni says
81 arrive at the secret idea OF party, ch aims Al
| rendering itself OF the army and the country
| threatening US il unsuccessful, with civil war"
letter from Garibadi in reply TO the above, says
Strong in my conscience Italian soldier and ct
zen viii not descend to Justify my sell against these
lccrsatons, by so doing | should fail in respect
the King aud the Army. Know nothing of tie order.
said 10 have been given by TO Col. .Tripoi. | gave
orders that the Italian soldiers OF the Northern army
should be received as brothers, although knew that
that army had come put down the evolution, which
according to the words addressed by Sgnor Farni &c
Napoleon the Third, peTsonfed III me. believe II
| my quality OF deputy | have stated the Chamber
few of the wrongs which the Southern army has sus
taned at the hands Of the Ministry. believe haC
the right to do The Italian army will find in its rank
one sol .ier when it has to fight against the my
of Italy You are well aware of tls. All that Others
ma, have said of me is caumny. 1t is rot true that
when on the Volturno, were an bad condition. A.
far as know, the army has '.pplssfsd the free anC
moderate words Of the solde' $ iGoGn,ako whom th'
Italian homer has been an obi ct sIl ekip hll hs life
II any is offended at me fofstp0lMmg in my ovr
on wait calmly for satisfaction be demanded
for nv words. desire the establishment of natiola
| monarchy"
The Tulin Gazette publishes letter from General Sir
tori, expressing regret account OF the publication
Of General Ciadits letter, and giving some explanation
in reference to the words which SrtOr pronounced II
Parliament and which were alluded TO by General Cal
din la this letter General Srtori also expresses b
desire for concord and says that Italy is p5rsonied II
| the Parliament aud the King.
The trial OF those concerned in the late conspiracy il
Naples will shorty take place. The number OF person.
to be tried is 1856.
The Independence Beige states decidedly that the nego
ations the Courts of Paris and Turin for openn
Rome to the Itsians, approaching favorable con
cluson.
The Correspondence Amtograta denies that th
Spanish Government intends to reject the offer OF re
incorporation by 81. Domingo.
The Minister of Foreign Hairs had held another con
ference with the Ambassador Of Hayt who was said L
have requested in the name OF his Government Span
protectOrate over Hayti.
GEN Il. G. I. BEAUREGARD-For few DAYS past th
Northern papers ard Abolition letter writer's from Wash
ington Cv have been giving that this distnguishc
commander lowering around the ID strict OF Coun
bin to its weak points t seems however tha
it was only bis ghost that frightening away the peac
Of the crew. for he passed through Atant
yesterday morning bis way from Charleston to Mont
conery When the crowd about the dcpc. learned tha
be was on the cars they called for him vOciferousy
response to which be appeared TIE platform Of th
ear and was rapturously cheered. lie was introduce
by Captain L. J. Garrel, who remarked that the Ger
era was not as much in the habit of making speeches
iyhting our enemies. Gen. B. then addressed fe,
words 10 the crowd-thaL king them for the mpimen
He alluded 10 the brilliant and boodess victory of For