Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18
RICHMOND WING.

Tms Rus.iAs MAsirs-ro.-rbe Paris correspondent, Of
the Ne. York Commercial Advertiser says
The manifesto Of Prince Gorschsko createda verita
ble panic among the politicians Of Paris. They did no,
know how 70 take IL Some believed IL spurious docu.
nent but sufficient time has passed TO render its
thsntci,y no longer matter Of conjecture. The tone,
the sentiments aud the language OF the documents
criticised and still criticised without mercy Il
s declared impertiuent rude undignied. untrue aaia
Jropos aud offensive As declaration Of international
principle IL h. denounced Of value since MI Euro.
pcan States Russia Is cited the notorious her
violation OF the very principle which she LAYS down In this
document a. sacred.
Many see In the note the Russian Cabnnt an equi-
valent 10 declaration Of war, and in consequence all
OF absurd In circulation about Russia
sending Hect TO the Mediterranean assist the King Of
Naples But this Is evidently forced meaning OF the
document IL il that Russia has ordered fleet To
sea- but u IL not unqaetonably Tor the destination which
certain aiarnists give H. Russia believe, wished oay
in this document To indicate To it, foreign
the attitude which they ~ take in their relations
with the Governments 10 which they accredited wben
the question Of Naples Greece arises. But do
suppose that t entered into the thought the design
ofthe Cabinet o Saint Petersburg exercise
those oil London and Paris, To induce them modify
their resolution, for it must be evident Russia herself
that such attempt would resut In a quite the
opposite Of that which had in view. Prince Gort-
scbakoG has made in his circular declaration OF princi
PIES but he certainly did not wish to France aud
England with declaration OF war
TurArutcAL IrEx.-The Pyne 4 Harrison troupe have
taken the Howard Atheneum Boston, for a short season.
and series Of favorable English operas Mon
day The opening "The Child OF the Regiment"
Mrs Julia Dean Hayne is said To have made s25,-
600 by her California tour.---The London Times saws
that English dranasts Of the present day are no.
thing better than sycophandc oopysts OF French
fh.-Msggie Mitchell is at Columbus.-Rachel
has returned To Paris, but, says the espondcni
OF the Courier des Etats Uns after consultation of
physns decided that she should pass winter i'm
Egypt She will live Cairo during the unhealthy season.
Miss Mary Shaw. sister Of Mrs. Hoey and Ms Chas How.
ard, OF the popularites the ST. Louis theatre
Mr.. and Mrs. George vanderhof shortly
to England where they have been absent twevemonth
1t IL stated To be Mr. vanderhoHs intention to take up his
residences in Boston, aud to devote hmse! principally to
publc lectures and readingsMr Joseph Little well
known member OF the theatrical profession died ia New
fosk last week. OF consumption, aged S5 years Mr. Lit
tie held good reputation actor aud renarka-
by temperate in his habit The present Mrs w j. Flo
his first wife, from whom he divorced. lie
subsequently, married Miss Kate Ludlow very popular
tres aud member Of Potter's Richmond company in
lSi9,) ~ho il nov left widow-Phoenx Hail. Peters
burg il be opened on Monday night next by Mr.. ID.
Aleu- OF the Norfolk Varieties Miss Annette lnce is
be the FIRST star.