The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-29
TELEGRAPIIIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.

tcresttnE kumOTs sonceThinS the
Pope OF Rome-Thc New Treaty Of
Pcnce-IdvcrpOOI and London Mar.
ket.-Uni0n Of SaxOny with Prus.
sia, &c. &c.
Queenstown, Monday P.M.-Thc steam
ship Tarefa, from New York 18th, arrived
at this port this afternoon, and proceeded
on her voyage to Liverpool.
LONDONDERRY, Monday p. M.-The
steamship Monrovia, from Quebec August
18th, arrived here this afternoon, and
sailed again for Liverpool.
BIRMINGHAM, August 27.-Thc Reform
display in this city to-day was grand, and
passed off without riot or disturbance OF
any kind, which had been to some extent
apprchendcd. Many thousands of people
were present. The platform adopted by
the immense assemblage is in favor Of resi-
dental manhood suffrage. John Bright
delivered an address this evening in sup
port Of the platform.
The Paris Temps attributes, on the autho-
rity Of private information from Rome, a
plan Of conduct for the Pope, which has,
at all events, the merit of originality. After
announcing his intention to the Catholic
world in a solemn cncyclical letter, his
Holiness is to address letter to Napoleon,
proposing to deliver over to him, as Grand
Vicar, the States Of the Church, embra-
cling the provinces which Italy annexed
pursuant to royal DEGREES, and which an
nexation the French Government origi-
nally disavowcd. The motives of the
Holy Father for taking that step are the
danger menacing the temporal power,
and his unwliingness, in spite of his weak
ness, to abandon the patrimony of st.
Peter to the revolution; and as it cannot
defend by itself the possessions secured to
it by the two founders Of the Carlovingian
dynasty, the Papacy has no alternative
but TO leave them in the hands of the sue
ccsSor of Pcpin-of the Catholic Prince
pr excellence, viz: His Most Christian
Majesty the Sovereign Of France. The
original givcr would thus resume, until
better days come, the guardianship OF
these possessions, and as the Pope is the
"spiritual Vicar of Christ" so the Empc-
ror Napoleon would become the "tcmpo-
raj Vicar of the Pope" The Temps does
not vouch for the correctness of this news
BERLIN, Monday, August y, Z. Mn
formation has been received here which
induces the general belief that the articles
Of the treaty of peace signed at Prague
are almost identical with the original pre-
liminarics to peace interchangcd at Mich
osburg on the 18th of July. The details
of the treaty will not he made public,
however, until it is ratified by all the par
ties involved.
LIVERPOOL, August q, 2. M.-Thc cot
ton market closed steady. The sales to-
day were 10000 bales; middling uplands,
l33,d. The brcadstutf market is fat and
prices quite nominal, with u downward
tendency. The provision market is quiet,
and prices generally unchanged. There is
no change Of note to report i'll the produce
market except for tallow, which is firmcr,
holders asking an advance.
LONDON, August 27.-Thc London money
market is easy, and an advance of II per
cent. is noted in consols. The closing
quotation for money was 50. The market
for American securities continues firm,
and Erie and Illinois shares have advanced.
The closing quotations are: United States
five-twcntics, -; Erie Railroad shares,
453I Illinois Central shares, 7S4.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 26.-Thc United
States naval officers met with distinguished
honors on the route to Moscow. The Rus
sian Government has rcprcsScd the edict
Of marital law in the southwestern pro-
vinccs of the empire.
LIVERPOOL, August 27.-Noon. - The
cotton market is steady; sales to-day csti-
mated at 900 bales; middling uplands at
l33,. Brcadstuhs dull and declining. Pro-
visions unchanged.
LONDON, August 27.-Noon.-Consols,
$50. The market for American securi-
ties is firmcr; iive-twentics, 721
LErslc, August 27.-A large and inhu-
entail meeting held here has declared in
favor of the union of the kingdom of Sax
ouy with Prussia.