The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-16

RICHMOND. WEDNEs
The Mails by the washington
The foreign mails by the washington are rs-
Ssveo, out contain little Of interest that has not
sssn published BY telegraph. We make the fol-
England.
mr buchanan, q. Minister Of the United States
.ae Court OF ST James, was 20 h1vs left Eng
| iAna Ior New York. by the Ars9o from South
conSsa;s% mpasa on tn the Ssh Of April Mr. buchanan
sor Psu Ponsa oy Ten Campbsll. American Consul
| .oI Lonaon and Col ]. r. Croskey, American
SonsuI lor southampton left London on the 2OtI
~ uit.. via Foikestons aud Boulogne for Paris. wheI
NV, wss =, nis intention to pass few days before
,s nns .ae hague, previous to his departure for I'll
The correspondent of one Of the London papers
a. The King Of Dude has determined upon going to
/ England, where hess viii attempt to reesin his
throne by petitions TO the Queen and 10 Parts.
ment Asa matter Of course, his yakeel f.rentl
wn precede him by month or So and ss NATIVE.
he w sw.ys DO when they to Eng
ms Majesty 10 to furnish. The sum the King IN.
tends to take to Britain about COO and With
tnis ne hopes to pay several members Of Paria.
so Sss IN bis
| has been set apart. oe'o'o
Chief Justice Jervis while on the Norfolk Circuit
had hned the Sheriff 2l00, for dispensing with
usual attendance Of 'avelin men" and substitutine
| the county police to keep order In court
| Sir Henry Pottinger died at Malta, on the 18th
March This officer had rendered great service in
his administration OF public affairs in India. Chi
| Sir Hyde Parker died on the 2lst March. at Gov.
| ernment House, Devonport, soon after his arrival
+! from Lisbon. He was the oldest surviving son of
| Admiral Sir Hyde Parker. who distinguished him.
self In the American war.
| The attitude of the English government relative
to the enlistment difficulty with the United States
| is defended and Mr. Marcy's position with regard
| to it is reviewed at great length in some OF the
leading papers.
The Paris Moniteur, of 25th ult., publishes the
following:
1 A solemn Ts Dsum of thanksgiving for the happy
delivery OF the Empress aud the birth of an Impe-
rial Prince was chanted on Sunday at one o'clock,
! in the church of Notre Dame, in presence OF the
ministers, narshals. Presidents and members of
| the Senate. of the Legislative body, and OF the
Council of State, of the courts and tribunals, OF
| the Superior Council of Public instruction, of
the Institute, OF the different administrations and
! of the superior officers of the National Guard
| and of the army After the Ts Deum and the Dom
inc Saluum the Archbishop of Paris, surrounded
by all the clergy Of the metropolis, gave the Pom
| tifcal blessing
The Paris Moniteur of a5th ult. announces that
the state of her Majesty the Empress continuing to
be excellent, no further bulletin of her Maestys
health will be issued In the same publication it is
stated that Prince Jerome Napoleon, being out of
danger. and his state gradually improving this bull
| letin will be the last -
| According to a correspondent of the Indepen-
dance Beige, the minutes of the sittings of the
Pienipotentiaries at Paris are autographed TWEEN
tyfve copies being taken of each report. The
process takes place at the Foreign Ministry two
printers employed being under the rigid surveil
ance OF trustworthy and venerable employee.
ross IT, = Russia.
Advices from St. Petersburg says
can give you some details on the first visit of
the imperial family to the Grand Theatre since
the death of the late Emperor. 1t was on the 5th
Of March, and the piece represented was 'n Tro.
vatore." All the places were occupied by the
higher classes, who were in brilliant toilettes and
the foreign ministers were to be seen in the boxes.
The Queen Dowager of the Netherlands. the
Grand Duke Nicholas and his bride, the Grand
Duke Constantine and his Grand Duchess, the
Grand Duke Michael, the Grand Duchess Mary,
| the Prince of Oldenburg and the Prince Augustus
Of Wertemburg accompanied their Majesties.-
On the arrival of the Emperor loud cheers were
raised and they continued until the national hymn,
"Bosche ehrani lara" tGod protect the Czar) was
| struck up by the orchestra. When the hymn was
terminated, the hnrrahs recommended, and did not
cease until after the rising of the curtain.
The Austrian Gazette announces the death and
| burial, at Warsaw, Of General Popoff Hetman of
the Don COSSackS. ia- II .s.--- a7
The Poles had sent in petition to the Gear for
University to be conducted in the language of
Poland =
-+ Turkey.
The Porte has refused to agree that the recent
decree granting enlarged privileges to Christians
in Turkey should be inserted In the treaty 20 -
to place under the guarantee of the signing pow.
ers. -,.
The London Times of the 26th instant holds the
following significant language in reference to Tur-
key: .,.....
The institutions which are to give the Rayah
subjects of the Sultan new rights and q new ca
reer must be the care of the w Western Powers for
many years to come. It will be some time before
England and France win be able to relax their
| hold upon Turkey. .
The Sound Dnes.
In Copenhagen the Danish Sound Dues question
was looked on very seriously by the government,
now that the period of the expiration Of the
ty with the United States was near at hand 1t
was considered that England would resent any
violent or high handed course on the part Of our
government with respect to the difficulty.
- Rome as - r-- -
"A letter from Rome of the 18th ult, says
1t has been decided that special delegate will
be sent to Paris in the month Of June to baptise
the child whose birth Is expected by the Emperor
of the French. The person hitherto mentioned for
| that mission Is the Cardinal Vicar Patrizi The
important affair with the prospect of favorable
solution. 1t had asked to be allowed to appoint
bishops to the principal vacant sees in Poland
The new Emperor replied that his Holiness was
at liberty to name bishops to all the Sees the Rus
sian government reserving to itself the right Of
presentanon and few other privileges. ! am
informed that the courts of St. Petersburg and
Rome are ON the point Of coming to an understand.
ing highly advantageous to the interests Of Po-
| land. "1<a