The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-30

hour the gates Of the enclosure will be opened),
md will terminate at O'Clock r. M. Ladies
will be received. -NdtiOnal lntelLtgence7.
Additional Details Of Foreign News.
THE ATLANTIC cABLE-OPRRATIoNs TO BE RE-
suxED IN JuNE-THE sUBNERaED WIRE IN
PERFECT ORDER.
Mr.. George Saward, General Superintend-
fishes the following letter in the London Times,
December IL:
In the review of the work by DIR. w. H.
Russell on the subject Of the Atlantic Tele |
graph Expedition in 1865, which appears in |
your columns this day. the expedition reierfea
some time to come, as the last Atlantic expe- |
ditiOn." In making use of this expression the
Which Which have nave recently franspired, and I am,
therefore, instructed to ask OF you the Ia
yor to allow me to state that the arrangements
completed. that several hundred miles of the
core, or interior portion of the cable, are COM
pleted, and that the Great Eastern is chartered to
81 to sea in June. 1885, for the double purpose
the broken end of the one thousand one nun
dred miles of cable laid this year, SO as to splice
additional cable thereto, and thus, II success
full, furnish to the public q second means OF
communication.
This one thousand one hundred miles OF sub
merged cable is ascerained to be IN the most per-
feet order by daly tests taken from the time 1t broke
and still continued daily. The buoys at the end
of it are washed away, but this is OF no con-
sequence, as they were intended only for
temporary purpose, the spot for grapnelling
having been laid down by solar observations,
so that good navigator can at any time sail
| to within half mile of the broken cable.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
There is said to be g good ground for believ-
ing that the death Of King Leopold will not
interfere with Queen Victoria s arrangements
for opening the new Parliament in person.
Lord Russell is still SO unwell as to be unable
I n 0<3n q.
| specting the condition of his colleague, Sir
Charles Wood, are more favorable.
King Christian. of Denmark, is said to be
somewhat seriously ill with a painful maiady,
although one not necessarily fatal. 1t is re-
ported that he is suffering from lnflammatioh
| of the spinal cord.
was supposed. The Maories laugh at the Go,
vernon peace proclamation. They murdered
the first messenger who bore 1t to them, ana
an interpreter in the service OF government
| has also fallen victim to their savagery.
| There is a rumOr of a Garibaldlan corps De-
ing formed at Genoa. The General hlmseu
remains at Caprera, and enjoys moderate
health.
Queen Emma of Hawaii has gone to Hyeres
About twenty thousand dollars nave been
raised during her visit to England for the ha-
The King and Queen of Portugal arrived in
Paris on the evening of the 10th. on their way
to England, and slept at the Grand dotei'
The death of the King OF the Beigians pre-
vented their visit to Compeigne and the Tuile'
ries.
THE MEXICAN ouEsrIoN-rHE BEGINNING OF TIKI
Correspondence London Observer (Mlnister'ai)
December 10
The Empress Charlotte has left Mexico toI
Europe en- route by Yucatan. The tTencn En-
peror is apprehensice lest Marimitian shouta sao'a
~ Jolo,o his consort and has preeated on oeao
Hidnloo, the Merican Minister in Paris, to proceed
to Merico and endeauor to dissunde Mdr'm'te !!
t from abdicating. Senior Hidalgo VIII go OUT 81 II
,sof, ic tn
Nazaire on the 10th instant. 1t Is very oonDt
e full whether he will arrive in Mexico be1or
Macmillan has taken his departure the pr0Da
bility being that both the Emperor ana En-
nress will reach Europe before the ensuing
! new year.
= MINISTER B1eELow MAKES SENSATION spEEcI
AT PARIS.
Paris December 10y Correspondence London News
8 The Constitutional takes no notice wnateve
e of the highly impor tant speech OF the amer -
| can Minister at the Grand Hotel, IN Wncn II
said. among other remarks, that the two nun
dred thousand veteran troops wntc =, . show tha
n It's future policy could not be inhuenced py
v sense of weakness, and that g the Unlteo ota!e
t would do precisely what the aggtega. sho w,i
!, notwithstanding more, nothing Tess Ana
a hi. passage pointed to Mexico and the assei
Il ton of the Monroe doctrine in the Presldeht J.
n message now ON its way to Europe. was .
"a any rate the opinion of the meeting; lot tn
). full report which will not be published IN an
French Journal states that mr.. Jay, tne cn =.
!. man, alluded to Mr.. Bigelow's speech as ~,
r teresting, diplomatic, yet vastly signincaht :,
q The French press may shut its eyes 10 ID
% truth that it is all up with Maxlmliah
= Mexico but the rest of the world sees IL.
h GENERAL sCHOFIELDs MYSTERIOUS AlsslON'
J. [Paris dec. 10Y Correspondence OF London News
M. Boniface in the CbnstttwtiOnneI, has twls
informed the French public that General Scne
q field only came to Paris as private lndlNid1a
The Times, if may credit the sas sgthprtie
;. which will command the belief OF the mutt
ii tudes who believe implicitly what tney ~
n told. it is important to see the following par
is graph in this evenings Pays, q JournaI 90 y
~ detrimental as the Cb1sstifutiOnnet ana oeIonl
:; ;no tn the same prOprietors, and which par'
i. graph, under the circumstances, cahnot n"'
Is been written without full deliberation:
"The object of General Schoheld,s VISIT ne
is. ae we have already said, altogetneg conc.,
atory, and has in view only certasn si 8; pr
In sident Johnson's message. The presence
ne General Schofield among us is, therefore, on
AN additional proof Of the excellent dlspositi'
M of his Government towards France
* After this compliment explanation, W.. e,,
be face that the General has no mission ~ ~
u the Paye goes on to adopt the stale and absu
&c story that General Logan is merely accreolu
It, to Juarez because President johnson, havil
- the patronage of salary already So'e
q. wished to give IL to pesonaA irienor
from the London Pail Mall Gazette december
le II is a singular coincidence that the Gen
es raj has come TO France just at the nome
rs when the rumor of q counterpart OF
to Sentember Convention having been arran8
between the Emperors Napoleon ana maj
milan had been revived. THIS TumOI
. +. repeated In many well-informea guar 70,
Il :" | and it Is added that, as sort OF cO'
els -.~.n+;o,, co. tho withdrawal of the Efen