The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02
LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF THIS KANGAROO

ARRIVAL OF THE GAEOO.
The steamship K.aearoo, from Liverpool
on he 18th. via z ueensto town on the 2Uth, has
arrived at New York. The Africa arrived at
| Liverpool on the l7th nit.
CHINA.
| On the afternoon of the 18th December. lust
as the English Cabinet were on the point of
separating, they received a telegram from St.
Petersburg. announcing that in utelligence from
Pekin, to the 9th OF Novem Der, had reached
| the Russian Government; that peace was
| concluded on the Goth of October, and the
| Publications exchanged; and that The 5th
| OF November the allied forces evacuated Pc
| kin, and the Emperor was expected immedi-
ateiy TO return 10 his capital.
| The rapidity with which this news was re-
ce'ved caused some doubts to he thrown upon
ltS anthem tlcity, bat IL is sta hat the in tel
Ngence was comm unicated & the Russian
| Government to Sir John Cramp;on the Brit
| lsn Minister at 81. PetersbuG. :, who for ,hwith
| teiegraphed it 10 London.
The IL DteIiigepce was like wise pubIished in
| the Faris Monitsur, aud confirmation had also
| been received in other quarters.
| Lengthy official sispatches 10 the pro-
ceedings At Pekin, the treatment of the Eng
| iish prisoners, &c are pu ubliShed Some of
| the details as to the manner in which the
| prisoners were treated are quite sickening.
| The last letters received from the best
| sources hold out no hopes of the recovery of
Capt. Brabazon aud Mr.. Bowlby the cor res
| pondent OF the Times.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament has been far Their prorC "a ed u ill
| the 5th OF February, on which day IL will as
| sem Die Tor the dispatch of business.
| Iho Duke OF Newcastle had been formai y
invested WIN The order OF the gar Ger, with Ii
| usual ceremonies
There was ruTnor that the British Govern
| ment mad sent out instructions for 3 nava
| force TO be conceG trated in Mexican waters
| IN consequences Of the late gross outrage per :
| pelrated on the property of BRUSH citizens.
| Inc IIIEes says the messags OF the President
| OF IL" u United States is an evasion of all re-
L an IN hn prxStH dor f-
| timid policy with the bold course of Jackson. Il.
AS 1he Presidents message III detail did not
| reach London till the 18th, the London pa
| pers in general which cri.icise il had not
| reached Liverpool when the Kangaroo sailed.
The distress at Coventry is such that 4U,OO0
| weavers are said To be actually starving
| seaman named Henry lawson formerly
| belonging to the American ship Lom bagh, was
| tried In Liverpool tor the muId der OF Charles
| Wallace, The boatswain OF the SAID ship. The
| jury found the prisoner gully of manslaugh-
| Ter, and ne was sentenced to penal serytuds
for life.
| The Herald says arrangements are making
| 10 procure additional sums from the LiyerpooI
! branch OF The Bank OF England for transmits
| sion, In case the neXt Intelligence should not
| ne more favorable.
| The Daily News says that there is grow
| Ing feeling OF distrust with respect 10 the
| course OF affairs III America. 1t is feared that
! oar market VIII yet be called upon TO contri-
buie largely to the relief of the country
| lhe increased frmness which prevails in the
l
pies, corn and colt N, points i'll the same diree-
| uon.
FRANCE.
The Moniteur says the Em peror has dc cided
| thdt IRON January next and by way of reei-
| procity, Englishmen visiting France sha III be
permitted 10 enter and travel through the
| country Wi ithout pass ports.
A decree is published suppressing the pl obi
| bluon against the exports from Aigeri OF
| barks for tanning purposes.
| The Archbishop Of Lyons had pubitshe d a
| naughty pamphlet against the imposition # q
| stamp upon PASTORAL letters treating Of pOl Ii
| cal matters. lie pronOuuCes the imposition Ui
| the stamp Illuminating, and not to be SUBMIT, ID
| TO by the Bishops.
The Paris flour market was firm. Whea
| also was well maintained, aDd closed with al
| advancing tendency.
The Paris Bourse on the 18th was rather
hrmer. Rsntes closed at 6S55.
ITALY.
Ihe intelligence from & aeta as to the pro-
| gress OF the siege is cou tradctory but no new
| movement OF importance is chronicted.-
| francis the Second had issu ued Il pruciana tion, ,
| calling upon the garrison TO defend the place
| to the last
| The province of Viterbo continued in a
| state OF insnfreciion, aad 1t was reported that
| The French We're Preparing TO evacuate the
province
| The Modified National Guard of n ap!es,
| Destined for Upper Italy, had been organized.
| lhe BaVarian Minister az Turin h<vIn been
| recalled, the SardinIan Minister at III uuIcn
| had received orders 10 VacAie his post.
| Iae French fleet was expected soon to leave
| Gaeta.
"A telegram from Rome, of the 18TH SAYS the
| bombardmeIt OF Gaeta was TO be recon-
| neIced IN conseq uence OF the non- -acce ptauc e
| by Francis the Second Of the conditIons Of
| surrender.
| A Naples dispatch says that France had
| succ eeded In inducing the beIliserents to CON
| sent TO suspension OF hostiilties, in order
| tnat negotiations for the surrender of Gaeta
| might be entered upon. Victor Emmanuel
1 ttIi IA
Second TO send representative to pIe ad has
cause at Il future Congress.
The Paris lournais were instructed % deny
| the evacuation OF Viterbo by the Frauc IL ana
| TO state that the French troops had bee Ii even
sent beyond that province.
| AUSTRIA.
Rumors were again current that Count
| lcuOerg was about 10 retire from Off 70.
The hungarian Conference at Gra w was
opened on he 1Stn. The Electoral law OF
ISIS was promptly adopted.
| A new tariff is to be submitted to the ,ortes
| in January.
| The Russian Government has coutr &C ted
| with the Thames Iron Works Company, Lon.
| oon, 1of an IRON cased frigate Uf 63lU IONS
| and great power. Oihar vessels OF the anne
! class are to be furnished from year to year
| INDIA.
| The Bombay mail OF Nov Goth had reach ed
| MarseIlles, anu would arrive III London ON
| the goth ult.
Business was at a stand still, owing to th G
| resentment against the income tax Exchanp
| was higher. FretghLs We're fully los. per ton
| higher.
a new company was in course of formation
In London Tor running line of screw steam
| ers 10 India.
| The French mails from Brazil, with Rio
| dates OF Nov. 25th, had arrived Coffee was
| nrm 1T 5-50Ga5. 600 for good firsts. Iock so,
wv bags. Sterling Exchange27.