The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-17

| Inc snip Herald OF the Morning has bee,
| burnt at Melbourne.
LONDON, Thursday.-Col Cadocsp an a.
| tache OF the British Legation in Pird,nont la
/ been ordered TO proceed 10 the heaSquartars -
Gen. Fanti, at Boiogne. This was considerr,
II new proof of the in crest ta ken hy rl,c Pit,
government in the affairs of Central Italy
| 1t was reported at Paris that III. Guizot j.
| engaged on pamphlet on the Enbiect OF III,
! Temporal Power OF the Pope.
The Daanbian Principaiitias are about con
.ractlng loan o1 Uit9ou.t .to3 francs with France
| Russia and Prussia, piedgius the landed pro
perty OF the converts us security.
The Minister of France at Rome has bee,
obliged to sell two millions of francs yalua ~
consolidated funds.
Adviees from Calcutta 10 November ed had
reached London. The dates from Hong Konp
are to the 18th.
There was nothing doing at Calcutta. The
prices of the leading articles were too high tn
admit OF speculatious
ihe Cbinese Government is preparing for
defence against the expeditions OF France and
England.
The advices from Japan confirm the n,e-
yious reports that the Embassy for The Unit,,,
States would leave in February, With n laree
retinUe OF s,tbJTdinates.
Confidence was Increasing between the ia
panese and Foreigners.
The advices from China indicate that the
araae @ would not be in interrupted by The antici-
The London Times, CITY article sa,x ths,
but subseq uentiy improved
Inc accounts from the Paris Bourse are un-
la'oraoie, out discounts We're very active
LATEST.
BY Telegraph to Queenstown
VIENNA, Wednesday. Dec 2e-A telerranb
from Prince Metternich to Count Reichbnrg
says that Count Walowslsi declares TO the d.
p'o,Ilatic corps III Paris that while he remains
~ Inc mead OF the Ministry fer Foreign At
lairs, the pamphlet entitled ''The Pope and The
congress-, should not be considered the rro-
gram'ne OF the French Ministry
:, LONDON, Thursday night, Dee. 2o-The
English funds have had a slight rciapse. and
the Paris Bourse had been similarly affected
ne ,'aris Pays contains an article signed
NJ de tts>quie, which says that the pam p!et
emitted Tue Pope and the Congress has been
wrongly interpreted by the newspapers. He
says th;tt The pamphlet does not propose 10 de-
prive the Pope Of the Legations. but only ad-
Fises hiin to submit to the present state of
thihss, and proclains the necessity OF main
tanning the ternpordi power OF the Pope NJ
ae e. adds The pamphlet confines itself to
announcing an opinion, while the Congress
aiohe Will decide, and ever after that the
Caurch viii remain fun and ntire-'
PARIS, THURSDAY, Z. M.-Atter official hours
an Official notice was posted On the Bourse
denying that the Papa, NuGcIo intended 10
visit Paris.
Rentes, after touching OF. Sc rose 70 est
~Uc.
Prince Gortschakon leaves St. Petersburg
ior the Paris Congress on thu sis I of Dec
me Chief Spanish representative Will be
Ca!ueron Cotantes, Senor Martinez Ros:.
having declined.
a dispatch from Rome confirms the previous
report that the Pope refuses 10 be represented
III tongiesSi Carolina! Antcneiii having noti-
fed Count 0e Grammont to that effect.
ENGLAND.
The affairs Of the steamship Great Eastern
Company remain IL St0tHe qH0 pending thpar-
SELL
The ship B!eroye Castle from Liverpool for
Australla. has been wrecked in The English
Chhnnei. al! on board [siX hundred and
twenty-five passengers and thirty Jour crew.
iresupposed to have persisted.
The ship Lady Franklin, from Liverpool for
Iaranhan. colided at Sea, with an unknown
mp. Ahe latter was sunk immediately, only
one man being saved.
The government had determined to issue TO
The Rife Volunteers III. additional number OF |
Long Eafield Rifles
The Duke of 1Iaiaholf' has arrived in Lon
lOu.
Measures had been taken to place the
Jhatham Dock YARD in thorough state Of de- |
ence.
LoNDoN, "Wednesday, Dee. 2s.-Lord Hast
nCs Is dead.
A great riot occurred On Sunday night !
nnong the military in camp at Alder ishott.-- |
i1ree fniiitiamen were shot dead. Six SOL |
iiers Were arrested with rifles loaded with |
)ail cartridges.
The London Times correspondent in British |
foluInbla complains of the American authori-
les at San Juan, both civil and military. lie
ays they have been guilty OF many petty acts
to annoy the British authorities
FRANCE.
ihe Paris Constitutional says:-The Lon
on Times is correct i'll considering the PAM
met entitled 1.-The Pope and the Congress- - as
political expression OF good understanding !
nd Cancellation between England and France |
nd may congratulate itself on The result. II
tys, further, that France is tar from intend
lg the destruction of The temporal power OF
la Pope; bat will, on the contrary consoli-
ate il.
The Government has abandoned the prose-
ttioh OF Montalembert for the recent PAM
hlet on the Pope
The Haris flour market is heavy and nartial- |
: lower, but wheat is tiric.
SPAIN.
No new battles have occurred in Morocco
ne Spanish army occupies Il line three leagues
extent, with three red0ubts and entrench-
tents.
Advices from Turin say that the French
unphiet on the Pope and the Congress caus-
| immense sensation throughout Italy.
RUSSIA.
hdvlces from ST Petersburgh state that the
nsSiau Government Is negotiating for III.
irchase OF the Southern half of The island ,
Sagha!ian, the other OF which IL already
,lds.
TURKEY.
Advices from ConstantinopIe srate that the
orte had called on Europe 10 settle the Snez
aestion IN us poiltlcai bearing, rs guarantee
e the nfegriiy OF the Turkish Empire
The French Minister and four other Am
'ssidoEs had agreed 10 the arrangement. ,
SPIRITED EEBUKE.--In 4 letter to T.. Maria
liid, on the subject of sympathy for old !
rown, written on the 18th of November | .
rs. II. J. G. Mason, of King George county. c
A., says:
But it, indeed, you do lack objects of !
mpathy hear YOU, 90 to Jefferson couuty to | .
e family OF George Turner, noble true- | =
-arted man, whose devotion to his friend | :
oiohei ashlnSton) causing him to risk his | r
e was shot down like a dog. Or to that | =
Mr.. Beckmdn, whose grief at the murder =
Eis negro subordinate, made him need | :
sly expose himself to the aim of the assas- ,
Brown; Ana when you can equal in deeds "
love aud charity those arnnnd Won what is
own by nine-tenths of the Virginia planta
ms, then by your 'sympathy'' Whet the N
ives for our ihroats aud kindie the torch is
our homes: Ion reverence Brown for his h
mency TO his prisoners! Prisoners AND | h
W taken F. Unsuspecting workmen. going a
their daily duties; unarined gentlemen J.,
Ken from their beds at the dead hour of The | CT
,ht, by six men douby and irebly armed {
ppose he had hurt Il hair of their heads 40 | L
u think enc OF the band OF desperadoeS | Is
uld have left the engine house alive And fe
he not know that the treatment of them | L
$ the only hope oflife then, or cleinency at fir
ward OF course he did. The United ce
ties troops could not have prevented him | oi
m being torn limb from limb p
sc
HE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Cow. .,
WA letter from Philadelphia says: Hon. M
Edgar Thompson has accepted the Presi
ICY Of the Southern Pacific Railroad Com.
~. The terms and conditions required by of
\ having been satisfac torily mel by DR.. Y
~lkes. the late President, the policy of lhe M
npany for the future has been determined -
N. Mr.. Thompson and DIR. Fowlkes have M