The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-24
TRLnGRAPHiC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DATLY DISPATCH
SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Canada.
SAFETY OF THE LYONNAIs' pAsSEN-
GERS. &c &C. 81.


HALIFAX, Dec % The steamer Canada, with
da;es from Liverpool to the l2:h instant has ar
rived here
The America which left Liverpool on the 9th,
had her decks swept of Cape Clear and returned
to that port on the 10Th.
The captain and Is passengers of the Inflated
steamer Lyonnais, had arrived at Bordeaux in
safety.
The Congress at Paris assemblies this month.
An unsuccessful attempt had been made to as.
sassiEate the King of Naples.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Dec l2-Money unchanged Con-
soils on account o. Breadstuffs very dull, with q
declining tendency. Quotations nominal.
sEceND DIsPATCH,l
The America arrived back at Liverpool on the
llth inst She was badly damaged, having lost
her bulwarks and boats, and had the forward sa
loon completely Quilted. One man on board was
injured.
There had been a succession of gales In the En-
glish channels, and numerous casualties.
GREAT BRITAIN.
A deputation from Liverpool to London had
waited On Lord Clarendon to ascertain what is
meant by the British demonstration against New
Granada.
Father Matthew, the great temperance Reform
er, died at Cork, Ireland, on the oh inst.
Sir Richard Golden had published another letter
on Maritime Law
The London Times in an editorial backs out OF
the Arrowsmith Georgia Railroad Hoax.
Monfred Bey, on behalf of the Pacha of Egypt,
had had an interview with the Manchester Com
mercial Association, touching the cultivation OF
cotton.
FRANCE
1t is rumored that Cardinal Morlots mission to
Rome relates to the coronation of Napoleon,
which, should peace be consolidated will probably
take place early next year.
Commercial affairs of France are not regarded
unfavorable but much dissatisfaction is felt be-
cause the bank does not relax.
Corn is declining in all the French markets
SPAIN.
Advices from Madrid state, that public opinion
was strongly against the new loap and the Min
lister of Finance would probably resign.
Malaga and Saragossa still politically ag.
tated, but there has been no open outbreak.
THE NEUFCHATEL QUESTION.
The King of Prussia has presented the resolu
tions of the German Diet on the Neufchate ques-
ton to the Great Powers, inviting them TO join in
q collective view with a view to secure its rights
France and Austria advised Prussia to abstain
from military demonstrations during the tendency
of this great question, promising at the same time
to support her views.
There have been great many marine disasters
in the Mediterranean sea-
NAPLES.
The attempted assassination of the King of Ma
pies occurred at review of the troops on the 9Th
inst. Accounts of the affair differ. One says that
while the troops were defiling a soldier rushed
tiSiA tio elunS, VIC Ming III luC
He arrested.
SICILY.
Allwas quiet in Sicily. The instruction had
been suppressed and Benteventa, the leader, had
been taken prisoner.
The police at Messna had seized quantity of
muskets landed for the insurgents
Count Lovate, an eminent Liberal, had been
at Ravenna
RUSSIA.
The text of the note addressed by Russia, in
October, TO the Allied Powers has been publish
ed, accompanied by a circular, demanding the re-
assembling of the Conference at Paris. 1t con-
Iains all expose Of the steps taken by the Russian
Cabinet to insure the fuflment of the Goth and
list articles of the Treaty and defends the Rus
sian policy with regard to the Isle of Serpents and
Bolgrad.
The report that the Russians had demanded
permission to occupy the territory of Morganis, is
1t is reported at st. Petersburg, that there are
oO, 0OO Russian troops ready to march to the from
tier OF Persia, on the very slightest instructions
from the Gar.
PERSIA