The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-06
o,y4L up THE CITY OF BALTIMORE,

...,.,. ygoa, Fish THE steamship CITY
~, t,,oor+ from Liverpool on the Eth, has
..'.s9 ms point She brings the following
44t.era. p,r,i,,,a,,
'..,a'th laauary. Lord Palmers ton had is
t IN. ,sual circulars to his supporters IN
.. H. ,..4 If Commons. requesting their AZ
..1-.,.-oa n, the opering Of Jhe session, as bu-
..,e., If creit importance Is AT once 10 De
tr.,.ra. forward The leaders OF he lespec-
,i..r,,-s had likewise issued invitations 10
,,, Customary dinners which are gwen prior
=, .t4 assembling OF Parliament.
.,ji.urAed meeting of the Great Ship
r-,-,gny. The directors report was adopted
OH. o,t5f.ty against The amendment being
rs ( committee of inyesti cation was APP
,.,,.t-t and IL was resolved that no new elrc-
- seluld "a. cleo ted until after the rresenia-
t64 q the committee report.
The TWO mates OF he American bark Anna,
,.1u.ly reported under arrest under the
'l,,rsa 81 having caused the death of six col
-. ..-iupn by brutal treatment, had been
+r,gru un for examination before the migiS-
.,.- ~ N4Engrt Evidence OF great cruelty
g adGn,ed but il was asserted for the de-
-.ce tlt4' she men had died from the effects
ne yellow fever, which had prevailed on
.r. Inc vessel The American minister
iy.us sent 4 protest against The luriSdic lion
fLAet1ur' lie magis tales had 10 dismiss the
,a--e IAis protest was accompanied with
s-4IGtst thar H.. magistrates WcUld det3ln
:, Defendants until lie matter could be In
....,.4 iutl nv he American counsel, so that
hes might lr transported 10 their own coun-
u und,r The exjraGltion treaty. But the
rag.traies considered that they could not
Ia 'b- accused without a formal eGuisition,
l.l The prisoners we're arcOrdingly discharged.
The mates fad 10 he conveyed 10 their own
.4i. under the protection Of the police. for
Ear. Ihe fury Of the mob. The London
A., has 4 strong editorial on the case, IN
vbehi, says These crimes, for which the
American merchant service has become justly
atln II, demand the serious attention OF the
HStissd world
4aytjer ease Of cruelty on board the Ame-
iran slup Wizard King, which les suited IN
'h- 1rllh If 4 slcum, had undergone an i'll
Vest tgtisG before 4 coroner III London. Inc
t-y, IN lher verdict. state exhaustion 10 have
,--a The cause ii his death: but, At the same
ir- hey charge the officers Of the vessel
,Gtrp,sly cruel neglect.
The queen had accepted the services of the
t1HiU}ess Ia the Cunard mail service al LlN-
trge. as corps OF artillery volunteers. The
t..- has he-n organized by Mr.. McIVer. the
Altl' y! lie ilna and " i'll mum Der 100 men.
Tie announcement that Lord CoWiey had
's,l'ari 70 PIris was premature. lie dld not
a..}e ih-fe III the l1th. On his arrival he
A-i .-lg audleuce with the Emperor.
telegram OH the subject says the Empe-
~ requested Lord Cow!ey 10 declare 10 the
t4st>a cabinet that although desiring an IN
.2f'e understanding with England on the
ais u tOHlIi,ryeutlon, 1t WAS 10 be under
''.'a bat he Al WAYS cons idered himself bound
F lie engagements of Niilairauca and the
'sl.ts ol Zurich. This reserve was main
sfra during The last negotiations between
rance and England The assembling of a
-.."ss Is therefore still possible, as pro-
me- l.ft.f, lal ha ssiS of
1''.th, The cabinet at the Tuiileries has for
Is'Iy resumed negotiations concerning Con-
."'' SUD has, by telegraph, Informed the
~,. l-fn courts Of The Emperor
Nal1ieln has addressed a most important
''r'.faie manifest 10 Mons. Fouid, the Min
fTr q S!Ate. Il says. "UeSpite the uncer-
N'F which still prevails on certain points
'" lofrlgr p0llcy,a pacific solution may
: -. haently locked forward TO. The moment
"a arreiofe arrived to occupy ourselves with
~ 10. aus ot giving Il greater development 10
az ".ltient branches Of the national wealth.
''lihuhle;'e 10 you here the basis OF the
''7hihe for reform. the several parts OF
~ VIII have 10 receive the appreciation OF
"dtters' Tie letter sums up The IN
geo reforms, viz A suppression of the duty
:" 81 and cotton, Il reduction of duties on
-. anu ccllte, q vigorous improvement OF
- urahs CT communication. reduction OF
s'Nai oues by general lowering of trans
49, aha loans - be granted to agriculture
4 '"uustrSi also considerable works OF pub
"a. ivy, The suppression of prohibition IN
~. s-sloms, aud commercial treaties with
',,''Ea powers.
c1'.s 'aia sends an evolutionary force to
new Belgian loan of q, uU', 600 francs
spanish army IN Morocco continued to
- ietuan, and an attack was soon ex-
H., hpaln has satisfied ih, claims OF Eng
mI,', A,hs OF Sardinia has accepted the resig@
t,niaI ms ministry. Count Cavour was
~ Ing new cabinet
.e.es,a.op s mas replied TO Napoleon, positively
.lsras 70 code the rehellious provinces. 1t is
50. .hat current events will lead to a war
pre,l sardinia and Naples.
hat increasing her army 10000 men.
..s,,t, Aoh1, december i5.-The Chinese were