The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-20
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE JURA orr FARTHER POI
'VHh UT FARTHER POINT
American Affairs in the British par,t,
ni'"t >t"ppa9e of Arms FOR the Uuir.
>'ntcs at Galway D~a,h Of Cons, On

| w ~t"ppa9e OF Arms FOR the rnir.
| "h'es nj Galway D"a'h of Couai On
vour Commercial inteiige.c-e,c.
| fAarHfK Porsr, June 10Th The stear,c
Jhra. from Liverpool, with dates to thn d 81
| PASSED this point this evening on her w.
Quebec wy b.
| The steamer Nova Scotia arrived on ~
| 9Th instant. The steamer CITY of PaIt,r,,o'
| 'hied on the 9Th instant with flsl 400 in su,
| lie. - ~
ENGLAND.
The Adriatic took out me- ". that the Britis
government would not permit urjvafa.rs ,
thl@n vessels to ttke prizes in British port
LORD John Russell, ia his letter 10 The or.
II admiralty, directing them to.carrv outtb
"trhtsoh, says 1T Is done TO secure the strjc-
st neutrality. mr Lidde!i gay. notice. m
ie "ouio ask the Ministers If the iutar6icti,.
not at variance with former practice. an
JASON Tor change OF maritime policy
Inc London Times edltorially REPLIES tn II.
'utcry OF the Northern States .,r,,ns, u,
itnd, aud shows that 1t is wholly nnfound..
-'!d 9Ith'ey had given notice of his intes
'oi 70 asa what steps the Government h
tken 10 prevent the violation of neutrality !.
n" case OF regiments of volunteers from e
ada, who offered their services to the Unit,
states.
Lord J chm Russell said that he had no know
~ge OF the tender OF Il Canadian regiment
ne United States
rave cases OF riiias, addressed to the Con
aTrciI Bunk OF New York, were refused b.
ne agents OF the steamer AdrIatIc q G,Iwa,
he position OF the IRISH members relatiI
o the falway subsidy was again deb ted IA.
"Veral disclaimed any intention of ta1uperiL
Eitn the Government
FRANCE.
Dlli has been pr-sen ted to the iegislatiy.
pody Tor construction OF third IA Telegram
ines. twenty-five different branches al,
uehhoned, the total length bang SIS mile
ne expense OF which VIII be about 40
francs.
II is said that the Emperor Will send an ale
'e-camp to represent him at the funeral
Iount Ctvour, and it is also reported tn
Prince Napoleon will he present.
The Paris CORES )udent OF the London Her
AID argues that Italian independence viii
)Hrleu III Count CaVUurs grave aud tue D.
nlnsuIa become mere dependency OF France
fTlnce Napoleon HIS embarked tor Spain.
ITALY.
Count Cavour died on the 9Th instant. TIL
went has ctUeed Il profound sensation. Q
Ia evening pre-, eding his de attn his state b
'.iTne 50 Alarming. III = great emotion was fpg
~ the people. At Turin immense crowds SUI
oUuded his residence.
Slgnor Mmghetti is entrusted, nd INTERIM,
With the portfolio of foreign AFFAIR." and Gei
raj Fauhe with the provisional ADMINISTERS
OF m triue.
i is rurnored that Garibaldi conterplat,
{ visit TO America in month or two, i; a Wa
IN tally appears unlikely
sPAIS.
The Queen OF Spain has given birth to
son.
The address Of NJ. Deck to the Emperor
Austria has been adopted by the Huugaria.
Diet.
ACsTRIA.
The Impress is suffering from i'll health.
PRUSSIA
The Prussi9n Chambers closed on the 8
With speech by the KING lie said the r,
d aus OF the session tend TO C0Ltrm the GOV
-rhment III the liae of policy adopted al,
VilI also Augment The influence OF Prussia
Term tuy and Europ- rhe rates Of cred
or the army did not affect any vital princl
les The military organI1qtion OF PrussI
vas strong and satisfactory. He saic q.
Danish Government has not entirely yieIdpa
, 'he demands OF the German FEEDER.
Diet. Inc proposals made by Denmark
10 not AFFORD a ceTtaiC PROSPECT of Il sulutiu.
u TIE pending questions; but the nature {.
he relations between Prussia and the gre,
Powers offers guaran tee that they Will ne
ot affected by the energetic measures which
may become necessary within the frontiers 4,
German federal territory He concluded will
isplFaLoh' tor peace aud prosperity.
COMMERCIAL ISrBLLIGgscL.
LIVERPOOL, June S iles OF cotton for tv,
LAY ~ ,pjC bt!es, including L. p10 on snecul,
ion and ior' 1pOrt, The market is firm IN,
ter the news from America by the Grea
l. stern but is freely supplied The sales n.
tor speculation ana export, closing strnjy
breadstutfs. The market closes DUH fhar
1"lng little Inquiry, and prices weak Ricn
ECsJn's and other circulars quote fIour ypr,
iEll, and quotations almost nominal Wbaa
lts dr"hnIng tendency; red lis 3dal2s o.
: hile lis al4s Corn dull; mixed sos Ga aan :.
5i; yeiiu y 81 ; " dite - 3is
ltoHD1s, June 5-Breadstuhs declining f,
III qualities. Sugar dutl and declining Cor
Toe steady. Tea unchanged. Rice steady
By Telegraph via Londonderry.
I'vEEPooL, June the sales of Cotto
or the week have bee; IS 800 baias. inciudi.
1000 bales tor spec ulitiOn, and l.. On0 tor ex
lort. The market opened qGiet and closp
i'm at fan prices, there being a large specu
alive inquiry since the adVicas bv the j}rpu
EASTERN. sales on Friday 10 COO balns. il,
iuding 1000 bales Tor specu!auo and ex
'Ort.
The market closed firm at the foIIowin,
Iuotations: New Orleans Fair 81: T!i4dlint
l5-l6. dobilT Far s.; Middling II Is; Ju
@Uds Fair 81: VI ldGlirs. IL IL
The stock III port is 05o, 500 bales. of which |
30 600 bties are American.
In+ VI iuCn9Strr tfYlces ara DnfavOrahJa
Breadstutfs Flour is very dull and dacJin !
ng. Wheat active but irregular-Chicap, /
Is Corn duli-mlXed is offered at 3os.
Provisions steIdy.
LoSDoN, June C.-Consols 8?1aeo, ex. div. |
The --latest News.
trim, June At the re opening of the |
)hamber of Deputies 10 DAY the Prpsiden-
the dea IN of Count Cayour ami |
ne expressions Q. prOtonEd grief on the par |
# the Assembly. He spoke of the graat loss |
nat ltly mad sustained, and described III |
Ignal services rendered by Count Cayour
Siguor Rilez than sad Inc Chamber shout.
in the Italian national mournint
y snspenuin z the sitting for three days W |
Ie deeply All 'cted by the mis- fortune that h
"priSed US OF so illustrious Il statesman W
aust not, however, allow ourselves 10 bp dis
outraged nor quit The paths we have hitherf,
oiIo%ed. lie whom we mourn for express
d, IN ms last moments, mistaken faith in tn,
uture OF Italy, showing himself convinced !
hat the principles OF unity and independenc.
Vould finally triumph. We firmly hold thi>
iIth. Let Us sincerely rally round the
hT0ne OF vailant and loyal Prince and w,
hall be then able to attain the end 10 which
hanks to our tenacity, we are happiiy So
ear.
The tribune of the Chamber of Deputies
IN De oraped in mourning for twenty days
he Senate has taken the same resolution.
Slgnor Minghetti Minister of the Interior
hen announced that the Ministry felt IL ne,
essary to remain Professionally IN office
The King has summoned NJ Ricardo 10 the |
'alace. "
EosB, June Prince Brubrian havingpro
osed 10 wiIhdra " his name from The nefttio,
or the withdrawal Of the French troops from ,
Tome, the Pope has exileC him.
The Milan Lombardo announces the disaov.
~ OF grand conspiracy against tue Goy-
-nment.
WHO SHOT Cot. KEIIFY Col Kelley. the
1mmandant OF Il portion of LincoIn's forces
phillippi, was shot by Archey McClntic. |
the Bath Cavalry, Capt Richards Leroy
al toHall Dsngerfield brother, and Arches
Acthhuc, soldiers of the Bath Cavalry
ere at the bridge when s. horse belonging t.
leir company dashed through thu bridge
ithoIt its rider, wheraupon these soldier RS
tempted 10 cross tho bridge for The purpos.
seeing v hat had been the fate of the owner
the rideTless horse, when they we're nat bya
orton OF The en-. N led on by Col Kelley As
lev met, Arrhey McOlintc shot Kelly with a
stoi. Seeing tat they would be1 over
IN" by the number Of the enemy, this gal
nj ITO WhsaLln End re iraa1nd thrnngh ths