The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-30
SPIRIT or THE pREss

Yesterdays Wig deyotes Q leader to the Euaiiah
Broaastufs markets. 1t gives the Mark Lane En-.
press authority for the assertion that the deficit
IN shs British Wheat crop has not been stall exsg.
seratsd- Adding to this the probability that ship
1ents the Baltic and Black Seas have been su,-
pended bJ ice and the additional interruption frsm
hostilities between the Rnssians and Turks, the
tpho concludes that the prices of Bre.dsuasi in the
European markets will be as good, and probably bet-
ter. in January and February, thaa they have been
The Raig quotes Warrington letter to the Fss-
gpirer. which, assuming the great Importance of
Railroad to the Pacifc ntimates that can be con-
structed in no way except by granting of public lands
to company who may undertake 1t. The TAkg
wants to know whether the Democrscy of Virginia
viii endorse this proposition, which it considers to
be pat forth TO them q fseler.
The Er1airer suspends its ucubrations for the
day. and gives place to parallel drawn by the Jour-
nal Of Commerce between the powers and dignitie.
OF the Speaker of the House of Representatives of
Congress- and the Speaker of the British House of
Comslons. The result of the Journals comparison
Is, that the Speaker of the House of Commons is q
Of infinitely less political weight and considera.
ton than 'sBut the lack of real imporanCsi ia
made up in high pay and rank His salary is Is 600
q year. exclusive of furnished residence at the
end OF bis official labors he is generally rewarded by
q t.
Is member of the PIivy Council, and entitled to
rank sfter Barons 1t tis of his duties to enter.
tain the members at dinner in due succession and
stated periods"
The Mad has article the war between the
Russians and Turks 1t considers the intermediate
powers, except France, as having been inclined TO
favor Russia at the expense of Turkey. France 1t
regards as the only power amosg them which has
pursued respectable policy since the beginning of
the difficulty L. comes to the conclusion that the
probabilities are, that the crescent mus. eventually
sink and the world be called upon to witness another
tSarmatis's fall in the person of the misguided
Moslem."
The Penay Post has leader on the naval battle 81
Sinope 1t oonsiders that the Czar has gained great
in the victory there's that opens to him
the Black Sea and that he can through 1t throw
vast feroe in rear of the Turkish army the Ds-
nube and thus force it to retire and give up the
passes of the Balkan. This viii lead it predicts to
the taking of Varna and decisive battle possibly
near Adrianople, land then good night to Stambou.p
The Post conten6ing that nations well indivi.
duals are punished in this world for their sins sug
sests that the oveIunning of the whole of Europe
by the Car might be an event of retribative jus
tice.
EfThe Bulletin specastes upon the probabilities of
reorganization of the Cabinet. Taking some ex-
tracts from the New York Democrat for authority, it
concludes that there will be change in the Cab-
ct aud hat the Administrator will assume all tie
responsibility of the ged transgresions of essrs
Marcy, Guthrie and Davis.