The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-04
Further by the Canada.

We append some further items OF news bv
the Canada, telegraphed from Sackyille on the
1st inst:
The ship Sea Bell was burnt at Bristol re.
Gently.
Large reinforcements had reached the Span.
ish army in Morocco.
1t was stated, in reference TO the Congress
mat the belligerent powers only will be rep
resented by their ministers of foreign affairs
the remaining powers to send lenipoten tia
ries.
The Paris Patrie mentions rumor tina.
Prince GOrischakoE declines TO attend the
Congress unless England is represented by
some inn lortant member Of her Cabinet.
The Press contains an article to the effect
that England and Sardinia must have obtain
ed serious guarantees before sending q def
mite answer TO the invitation of France and
also that the PROPOSED Congress Woui Id be i'm
possible, IL the principle of ron-interyen tion
had not been accepted by all the powers
hastily and urgently called council Of the
British Cabinet was held on the 18th
The London Advertiser thinks it probable
that the arrogance of the Pore in claiming pre-.
cedence for his representative over all other
powers was one OF the points for cons liberation.
Another council was also held on the l7th.
The gold saved from the wreck of The Royal
Charter amounts to E215,NU sterling.
The Times corre- pondent at AGen says that
the port of Adui, in the Red Sea, has been
crded to Franc. and u French vessel of war
was shortly expeC ted there to take possession.
The Porte bad granted ,ermission TOR tie erec
ton of X man Catholic church in the island
OF M 'sserah, To be under the special prote ton
of France
A Swiss paper SAYS that Napoleon has re-
fused permission TO General McNIahon 10 ac-
cept the sword which is being gotten up tor
him in Ireland.
The Spanish expedition to Morocco was re-
cavalry.
A Paris correspondent of the London GIob,
gives the Information that the Emperor of
Austria confenpiaies abdicatng, and says that
The Arch Duchess Sophia is the authoress Of
the scheme
COP PENHAGEN, Dec. !,th.-The Royal Palace
att fredericksburg was destroyed by fire.
LONDON, Dec. i1th.-A letter from Perth or
the l2Ih, says: The die is cast The govern
ment has resolved TO adopt "a rigorous policy
towards Hungary. One hundred and eigh "
Protestant n"biemen and gen tiemen have been
imprisoned for taking part in the assemblies
which protested against the imperai patents
nf December. The Austrian army in Hungary
will soon be nearly fifty thousand strong
ihe EleEnt correspondent OF The Times,
wiring on the nth. says: The danger Of Il con :
fiict between the Imperial A n thorites and the
Hungarian Proteetanis, daily increases.
VIENNA, Dec. l7ih--Thr ex xppnses OF the War
Depai iment are TO be reduced 3U,UUU,M o florins
in the mex, budget.
PARIS, Dec. Eth The Prince La Ferd Au-
verque, will be the SECOND Plenipoteutiary OF
France in the Peace Congress.
The Marquis de Antonio will be the second
Plenip"teni iiary OF Naples.
The P'trie states positively that Cardinal
Anineiii will represent The Pope. II is also
stated that Count Risseiet aud Nj. Dameesene
Will represent Russia
French trade having been interrupted by
the iuhabi ants OF village on the River Ben
gal, six steamers attacked IT, The place WIS
braNe!v defended tut fuaiiy Destroyed French
loss forty killed and seventy wounded. The
enemy los, $50 killed and many wounded
Great efforts We're making at Cons tan utinople
tJr the SueZ Canal