Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01

con,nn to rnt down timber and u eNtalii sh Fsus
ropenn colonies. They had already. seut to Nssar
ragua from Marsciie~ TWO vesels 18th, l3e per-
Sons, consisting Of engineers, chemists, and work
men of different trades. II was also saii TINT the
com many had besides engaged u number OF 'ral.
way lnborers to execute railroad on the lAthmas
oi Risas, which separates Lake Nicaragua fson
the Pucifc. ,..,.-4
All sorts Of report. wore current ms to the re-
lations of Franco aud Rome, but they we're very
contradictory and wholly durein''ie. 81 sbF
SPAIN AND MOROCCO. So B ....,rs,
The following dispatches indicate tho course Of
events in Morocco II, corling 10 Spanish accounts.
Madrid. Jan, 3..--Tho Spanish have Nivnnctd
tho road to retuan without bring hitanked ~
Gen. Zabaln had ,eco,orrl from his illness. The
Spauish loss in tho action ut Custellegos was I"
k lied and 1S wounded.
Madrid, Jan, 5.--lc.terdny the Hpnnish were
attacked In the Valley Negro by 1000 Moorish
cavalry and 1900 infantry. They were Dispersed
by the Spaniards who had five killed and nine
teen wounded Tie Lcalth OF tho troops al the
cncampmcnt Of Scrao is improving.
Madrid. Jan. The whole army cncamp"d
this morning to the north of Negro Valley. after
having lciei through the passcs without opposi-
ton. In the conso nj tho day council Of gen
erals was held to determine upon plan Of opera
tians II is stated TINT tn" army 10 Africa will
he considerably increased
ITALY.
Tho news of Count Wnlcwski's resignation had
produced very painful impr, ssons on tho Pope.
lie had called together the principal members of
tho Sacred College, ard declared Ia them that, he
wuu ii never tail IN the mission which God had en-
trusted him with. but that ike his predecessor,
Plus It'll, lac would suffer exile and even martyr
dom rather than do so.
1t IL said that F'nncc supports tho protest Of
Piedmont against the enlistment of foreigners for
the papal n.my. aud particularly against thewhole
sale introduction {, Austrians recruits into Anco-
nn.
The theatres ut Venice had been closed owing 70
political demonstration.
Letters from Genoa speaks Of the probabilities
of hosilitics being resumed in Italy.
1t was believed that the Papnl troops reinforced
by Anstrians, would enter tho Lesslations and in
that case sardinia would send force tn the aid OF
tle llemnu Insurgents.
Tho King Of Naples was reported to DO largely
increasing his army.
The Pope is said to have addressed another note
10 NIL the catholic powers except Sardinia.
Rumors have been current Of an Intention on
the part Of the Pope to quit Rome. but the Paris
Patric gives dennl IL tue report. ,
Tie lru-eian mini~ rial organ, though still OF
opinion thni the rcstort tion of tho Grand Dukes in
luly would have been tho most desirable solution
oi the Italian question. gives up the project ~ I'M
the next hes, thing. Hc,l..'i-HC
The aspect the Italian question has assumed
caused much rejoicing at Venice aud Milan.
Tho frat electoral college al the, Latter place
! chose Count tavour It's candidate, after previ-
oosl obtaining his conscnt
AUSTRIA. Ii ,..t. q
Charges were rife against Austria Of disguised
! intervention in ltalv.
| lie Nord directs attention to the recruiting go
ing on in Vienna for the pontfral army, under
thu eyes OF tho Austrian government An Aus-
trim General directs the operations They cho'se
the Lest soldiers dshandcd on account Of tho ro-
duction of their owa army, and the most able
othcers. whose services aic now available IN c0n-
sequence Of peace 1t is Just if they had furm-
Cd an auxiliary corps ii elite Ct tlelr veteran
troops, and Transformed tIcm hy q mers change
Of uniform int tho army Of tho Pare, ~. ...
lie \, I'd address: Tho condnct al the Cabinet
IF Jenna this occasion is not merely dishOnur-
able it entails serious dangers OF peace. and on
Austria herself. BY breaking her word Austria
tears up the rreliuiuulirs Of Vilafance and the
treaty If Ztrich, and in her turn lprces France
from engagements catered into by Nnpolrou re-
speeding the resto! atiuu Of tho Dukes aud their
restored rights. ..l, ......
Tie Austrian government had ordered Prince
! Mciterhich to declnr to The French cabinet thai
1t would decline H. enter INTO Negotiations On any
other basis than tho agreement Vi Y illalranca or
! treaty OF Zurich
The conference upon tho question Of certifying
the German consts had opened at Br'llu General
Moltkc presiding. Prussia had submitted sys-
tom inr the common defense. ... ...I
Agitation against I've CONGO rlat was liner casing.
Tho Austrian pubic openly sloak Of the propr-
ETY. Of selling Ncuilla. e4
Empl yees and some government officers have
received orders not to take part il public conyer
salion respecting the nature Of the terms.
INDIA And CHINA.
Tic treaty between the United States aud China
had been put in force.
Part Of the English troops designed for opera
lions against the Chinese. had already left for the
North.
Order has been established nj Sarawak.
VERY LATEST.
The Univers is tie only paper allowed to pub
| lish the Pupes discourse. Tho impression pro-
duced by the Imperial missive is generally fsvor-
ably regarded OF Paris, and produced nearly as
much sensation ~ the pamr hlet. ,,.. s., -
the Independence Rel 20 says that there was no
foundation tor the statement that Marshal Canro.
bert was to be sent On an extraordinary mi ssion
to Rome, and that he has already returned t. his
command ut Nantes. "