The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-19
Additional BY the Eurspa /.

| Additional BY the Europa.
| The Russian Ambassador at Paris had de.
| c1ared to Count Walewski that the pamphlet
lie Pape ct le Congress-" contains prnci-
pies opposed to the respect for authority on
| which the Russian government IL founded,
and consequently Russia will oppose the pro-
gramme drawn up in the pamphlet.
Count Walewski IL reported to have declar-
| ed to thediplomatic corps, that as long as he
was Minister for Foreign Affairs the pamphlet
should not be considered as the programme OF
the French ministry.
Inc Austrian journals were engaged In de-
nouncina the pamphlet, and the Vienna Ga
Zette regards il as direct menace for Austria.
1t is nevertheless averred that in government
al circles the pamphlet has not produced
| ing convinced that the opinions therein ex-
pressed are not entertained by the Emperor
Napoleon.
The Paris Pays announces that the various
prised that the meeting cannot take place on
the day originally fixed, and that subsequent
day will be appointed.
.H GREAT BRILAIN.
Lord Macauley died ON the 18th ult, at Lon
don. He had been unwell about a fortnight
such an extent that his medical men did not
apprehend danger. The result was, therefore,
sudden and unexpected. He was only 50 years
old, and as he was never married, his title be-
comes extinct.
large row boat while returning from the
ship Grand TriancOn, lyingin the Mersey, cap
sized, and twenty-five lives were lost. The
men were mostly riggers and ship'S laborers.
Captain Clarke, of the Grand Triancon, was in
the boat, but he and several others were res
cued.
The Official Board Of Trade investigation
into the loss of the steamer Indian, was pro-
crossing at Liverpool.
The official report Of the Board of Trade on
the loss of the West India mail steamer Para
malta cast the blame on Captain Baynton, and
his certificate is suspended for twelve months.
The report says there is a desire to make rapid
passages at the expense of the safety of the
ship, and such proceeding is censured.
FRANCE.
1t was reported at Paris that GuiZot was
engaged on a pamphlet upon the temporal
power ST the Pope.
Admirals Regnnult, Genoully and Regnand
had arrived home from China.
AUSTRIA.
A belief was current that a new loan would
be negotiated at the commencement of the
year.
1t was reported that the elite of the aristocra-
tic party engaged in Office have resolved to
serve without pay, in order to tighten the pub
lie burdens.
Expectations had been current that the
Bank Of France would have reduced the rate
of discount but no change had been made.
The government of Buc charest had sent agents
to Paris to conclude 4 loan Of two millions
four hundred thousand sterling, on certain re-
venues, with the guaranty OF France, Prussia
and Russia.
--latest by Telegraph from London and Liverpool ]
LONDON. SATURDAY morning.--The Daily
News (City Articlel says that the funds on
Friday were frmer.
The was Il partial recovery on the Paris
Bourse, and the disQuieting rumors relative to
the Congress met with less countenance.-
The market closed at Asa4 higher than on
thursday The demand for money was press
| ing in the open market, and the rates were gen.
orally hah above the bank minimum.
The applications at the bank were large, and
many OF the discount establishments were
seeking advances. No bullion was Withdrawn
| from the bank. Foreign exchanges were
| steady.
The Times City Article says The demand
| for money yesterday, in preparation Tor the
last day of the year, was extremely active in
| all quarters, and loans on government securi-
| ties could not be obtained under bank terms,
| as the advances made by the Bank this quar-
| ter have been limited.
The pressure was to be expected for the mo-
| ment. The railway share market was firm,
| and generally higher.
The Times says the fall of one per cent. on
the Paris Bourse on Thursday is believed to
| be more the result of our speculation than
| of any new political apprehensious.
The Times says that the English funds were
| not perceptibly influenced on Friday by the
| heavy fall on the previous day in Paris and
| in the middle of the day accounts of partial
recovery in Paris caused q slight advance,
which was supported to the close.
| The leading London papers have long re-
views of the events of the last year, and gen
orally draw hopeful conclusions for the fu :
ture.
POsT-OFFIcE AFFAIRs.-The site and name
of Merry Point, Lancaster county, Va, is
changed TO ArmitagevIlle.
Appoinf,nsnts.-William II. Wingo postmas.
| ter at Morris Ordinary, Prince Edward coun.
| ty, Va, vice Hiram W. Wall. resigned. Isaac
Niekells postmaster at Fort Blacklmore, Scott
| CO., Va, vice Daniel NJ. Ramey, resigned
| David G. Willis, postmaster at Walnut Hill
Lee co.. Va, vice VIM. S. Eley, resigned. A
J. Moseley, postmaster at Lewisville, Bruins.
Hector r. Sherman postmaster at Murrays.
vile, Jackson CO., Va, vice A. y. Tidd, resign.
| DEATH OF WILHELM MGRIMM.-Children and
| scholars will alike be grieved to hear of the
death of this dis nguished man. said to have
taken place recently at Berlin. He was the
| younger OF the two brothers, who have lone
been renowned far beyond the confines of their
| German land. He was in the seventy fourth
| year of his age. His familiar German legends
and stories have been read with delight by thu
| children OF many countries. His calculations
| of their earlier German poetry, and his philo
| logical works, have won for him place in tn,
| first rank OF the scholars Of his age.
| THELAwRENCK CALAMITY-No evideuce}o
| Importance was developed before Coroner
Lamb, of Lawrence. Mass, on Monday. Ons
| of the men who was employed i'll the carding
room testified regarding his experience aftel
| the crash which involved so many in destruc
| ton, and Mr.. Thos. S. WIEn, who was engag
! ed in moving the machines in one of the upper
| stories of the building, proceeding whiel
| many thought hastened, if it did not cause, fnt
| catastrophe, was called to the stand. His evi
| dence did not tend to throw any new light or
| the lamen table casualty.
| NAVAL Matters The. Navy Department
| has been informed that the steam sloOp-Of-w wal
| from Philadelphia, and that the steamer Ian
| caster, on her trip from Valparaiso to Pana.
| ma, made for five consecutive days, with steam
alone, from to 10H knots per hour, which
| The United States slOop-of.war John Adams
after making some slight repairs, had proceed
ed from Rio to the West Indies.
| MEXICAN NEws.-Late intelligence from
] Mexico announces that the Juarex Govern.
| ment has proposed to or ganize u regular army
| and disband the volunteers and militia, and
also proposed to invite volunteer troops from
| abroad.
The people along the national road have or
| gauized a vigilance committee, and hung ont
hundred highwayman who i'm tested the road
| The travel is now safe to the capital.
STRANaE-We learn, says the Fayettevill,
North Carolinian, that a man in Harnet
county, some IS or ~ years of age has met will
peculiar mishap-in the loss Of ali his hair
not only the hair of his head, but every par
ticle of hair on his body, so that q solitary
hair cannot be found upon him-eyen his eye
brows are gone. He is In the enjoyment O
perfect health, and is . sound robust man.
| The physicians are not aware of what 10 tn,
| cause OF this strange occurrence.
D1srsrsslxe.-A Mis-. Hart. Of Hamilton