The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30
.,, ,, ,,.-.,r,cRAPHIc NEWS.
80, rur RICHMOND prsrArcH.l
,,rIR FROM EUROPE.
or THE NOVA SCOTlAN.

az THE NOVA sCOTIAN.
Ian 2.-The Canadian screw
<cRfLAsp, Sco,tan from Liverpoci on the
nship Ns,n.ine Geographic advices VIA
bat N, Seth. arrived here this al
sGstoW" ~
noon. ,oh.. were becoming every day
Pas ifnj As whether congress viii ~
RI d3U" n,,,ni,ne Rationale, which IL sup
1"e pau,noriiatively, believes II Ita-
ID 10 sl'',,',e A.. iaed for annexation from
AL D. "a. northern line OF the PENN
csah' "a aad fsanceswili eagerly acqui-
hhA litter especially, II Nice and Sa.
-" "a y, restored 20 France.
81, i''a ~ aot.s that this combination is
be '"" s''.,rrtalned by the governments at
and Ioneoh. ,,,.rn ia ~, r...o, ~
TnndoB News says 'heFe Is no reason 10
h. 49, The manner in which The Presi-
fi.n ~ ,,.,,h ehe general relations between
9snd he United States
~" hlns America and North Ameri-
q rst srriVed OUT. NJ.
q 30 o,,nnanCer OF the army OF ltaiy
Do" 'r,;ed a. warIise. The latest rumor
D ,tar.b.i ranroSeri was not going 10
- lessor o: he D9ke de Grammon'.
~ '~,,o.,;ions to the Papsi govern
So" ~ n rejected. Would he followed
N's,;,n h, the French forces there.
,r,er,fS have won new victories IN
q go had advanced on North Negro
',.,ai demonstration at Dublin, pre-
nv l,r CuIien, proved a failnre-
T-..tnlts City article, says 'hat Presi-
pYch4u-a's recomme Haa'oh Oh y ''''i''
"|S,.',r SEAMS Mexico exercised 10 sgs-
'ss,-taen.- on Mexican stock
.t-r.ht..te ter Guardian diss pproves of Inc
U ysh.ch the President treated The
g.yiey had returned to Paris. The
q - mission 10 London was really
\ . Hcis reported 10 have SAID that
Valeysk!s retirement materially IA
- he rrlStions between the cabinets Oh
IS aad France :..,.o,
9 Nr,.rrn,ch 10 inform the French gov
80 .ba, u declined negotiations on any
.,-epliug The agreement al Nuiairahca
e., -rra.y Of the Zurich. A conference
.bs question of terrifying The German
had opened At Berlin.
! r're.e..t aspect of the italian question
!. -, much rel1iclag Al vienna ana milan.
B ftueral OF Lord Maeaulay took place
. q. g-b. al Westminster bhey.
!. t,,r4s from China. 10 the 26ih of Noyem-
e "A t,e.n received The American treaty
t,en put IN force.
COMMERCIAL.
\ ..E closed quiet bat steady. Holders were
q. reels, but showed ma disposition 70 press
4, sales for four days - go bales, including tAe
4 4atsd amount on Tuesday.
-. tstuhs GENERALS had dsciinlng tendency.
r closed du!I aud sd over. hett dnii' pat
1 = not guutab,s LIVER Corn Was very uuH'
,isinns generally were Dun -
stores .terdF. but FIRM. Sugar ana coliee
..sad, snd ,eacrsit, unclaimed. =
30 werf fuaQrs % i pTobAde advance OF
Z, rstes Consuls closed nta3's fr4''s.
i 10 democratic Meeting in savannah.
Z .vAN..u. January DC The Democratic
4 ..y held on "Wednesday night was a rega-
r5s.sow Henry K. Jackson, Esq. made
1 s- h sustaining Tho following resolution.
. n headed The call Tor the meeting, signed
as hundred and fifiy-eight members Of the
. r,3 That we believe il 10 be the desire
large portion OF the Democratic party Of
,.aafa county, 10 have a meeting held for
4. ugruosc u concerning MEASURES 10 bar-
q 2, lie existing difficulties now apparent
e.. DaYty- The Chairman be requested TO
4 SAL meeting.
IL aI.9 expressed ms appreciation OF Inc
i .. uursUed by the late edseyille Con-
Oh. In indicating Heir preference for the
= II we'll Cobb as The Democratic candi-
FIR she Presidency. Pending the deliv-
= he sItseCh, 4 row cnsufd, the different
-l,s,s were divided. aud many persons
a9rrw from he meeting.
,sy.i5u for an adIJurnllsnt was carried,
q Mother meeting organized, OF which the
q I.hu Boston. Collector OF the Port, was
4 hartman. The following. with other
4 ,r.,a4s ,fe'ed az a substitute for those
i iutrd iN Mr. Jackson, were then adopted:
b. ..-.J Thai The ciPC iJu - the Presidency
n lie [ : If Wm H. Seward, or any MEM
i 4 a. party. or any endorser Of the ire
d -...be conflict doctrine, or any endorser of
& urtseT book, or any sympathiZer of John
q was scheme. or any mourner for his fate,
Il III be Immediately followed by dissolu-
d ,u a these S,airs. And be IL further
r,s-'f,4. aha. upna the election of such
i --.l 10 The Presidency, we VIII endeavor to
about such dissolution, and 10 this we
rs.s our lives, our fortunes and sacred
7 ship Burned nj New york-l.ravy Loss.
yea loEK. Jaa 2s-The ship John j. Boyd,
ST pier M. g. Norm River, took fire
tt0't,ecR DIS morning, from some now
--.wn cause. The ship was TO sail on the
d February f1r Liverpool, and had been
= .r the past few days.
.As..n,IJe Iu-Id5 OF the vessel and the cargo
consumed The John }. Boyd was a first
So ship # l.3'H tons register, built in thi.
O. i-5 by !. A. Westervelt, and was
i &c ty " Trson ( Co
4 = Il
barrels hour. ,NGA barrels beef, 5c5 baie3
! '.h, l,.lo bbis. I0sin, 1860 bushels grain
.'r, bacou. 5ou tierce, lard. The cargo is
Ell n 3ttSh; ship valued n. 7600Oo, and
poured IL wall street for $4,000.
News from Pixies Peak.
4 LtivLSWoR II, Jan. 27.-The Pixies Peak
q rs' arrived here to-day. having been de-
AZ ol.r day t' severe snow storms. 1t
= Jour II 3uttnd dollars IN gold aud five
84"rGgeIs TIE news from the gold region is
'a'y new movement had been made TO-
9Hjs tie IlnnjAins in consequence OF The
-a.n. %! several NC" diggings. The miners
;ar S}uiA Park and on the Blue river were
r. red 20 b. making from ten to thirty dol
q ptrcay. II WA. feared that a renewal OF
~msnt weather might cause much suffer
ID ihr mining districts. The snow had
j." y dfdrptafed.
hr He'ton board OF Trade and the China
War.
'loS Jan. 21.-!ion. VIM. Appleton has
i4Fr'>ed L communication TO The Boston
.iIt q Trade, suggesting that memorial be
r'rard 30 The President of the United States,
lf'iAg the mediation OF our Government
'le eisuHy difficulties between England
1 France AID China. The Board of Trade
tseclal meeting adopted resolution to
| ! cad and also invite the Boards of Trade
| A'S loik, Philadelphia and Baltimore &c
] ID tle movement
Ship Abandoned at Sea.
| wy ORLEANS, Jan. 21.-Tue ship Regulus,
| u hJ:dcaux reports that she fell in with
saip An0riai, OF Bath, Me, from Bristol
/ ne 18th November. bound TO Savannah
cars0ot railroad iron. She was aban-
'ei ard her rudder gone. On the 2Sth the
d A3fial ctcuunIered Il hurricane in which