The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-16


Leipzig, from Bremen and Southampton for
Baltimore, ran aground to-day Of Start Point
in q dense fog. Her passengers and mans
have been landed. 1t is thought she will
yet afoat tomorrow.
UEEAsISBss N PARIS.
LONDON, February ia special dispatch
to the Echo from Paris says the greatest un-
easiness prevails in that city in consequence
of the political situation. The crisis is
grayer than ever. The Chamber cannot
make q constitution and will not dissolve.
President MacNahon would have resigned If
the Senate bill had been passed as amended.
The Bonapartists gain greatly by THESE
complications. The Republicans will make
no further concessions.
WAITING FOR THg VERDICT.
PARIS, February 14.-1t is believed that
no new Cabinet will be formed until toal
decision is reached 10 the Assembly on the
constitutional bills.
1t is said that all the Ministers except La
Tour have acceded to MacMahon's request to
remain in office until the end OF the crisis on
the constitutional question.
INTERNATIONAL COBB ooEPBRBsCE.
LONDON, February, 14.-Prince Gortscba.
koff has replied to highlands refusal to par
ticipate in the International Code Conference
at St. Petersburgh. He says the way will
always be open to England to give in her
adhesion to the resolutions which may be
adopted by the Conference whether she
Joins it or not. The moderate tone OF the
repv is attributed to the mediation OF the
German ambassador at St. Petersburgh.
DOWN ON REvIvALIsTs.
Archbishop Cullen, ip pastoral address,
condemns the mission Of the revival preach
ers Moody and Sankey. He says: "These
men seek to do away with good works and
the necessity Of baptism, promising salvation
by foolish seusationulism without requiring
repentance"
AAzz1NI CORRESPONDENCE.
LONDON, February 13.-The Florence
Epoca has published correspondence pur-
porting to have taken place between MAJ
zini and the Prussan Government in 1867.
| 1t contains letter written by Mazzini to
Bismarck warning him of the existence OF
an alliance between France and Italy. The
letter says, by concessions relative to Rome,
France has secured Italian aid in case of a
war with Prussia. Muzzini offered, if fur
nished with million lire and arms, to trus.
tlate the scheme by effacting the restoration
of Italy. lie declared his information was
trustworthy, but he was unable to give the
authority for it.
The Cologne Gazette is inclined to believe
the correspondence authentic, but the Berlin
Press repudiates it.
SPAIN,
SAsTANDER, February 14.-EX.Marshal Ba-
zaine left last night for Madrid. The police
were obliged to occupy the railway station
on his departure to protect him from Vlo'
lence and insult.
MADRID, February Liking Alfonso has
| arrived 10 the city.
The Marquis De Mollns, Minister OF the
Marine, has been appointed ambassador TO
France.
Sen7r Canavas Del Castillo takes charge OF
the Marine Department ad interim. II
1t is rumored at Santander that the Altons-
Let forces have fallen back to OteiZs, LARA
ga, and Tafalla, and the Carlists 10 Blscay
and Gupuzeoa have been reIoforeed.
A sudden attack on Bilbao Is threatened.
PARIS, February IA telegram from
Carlist sources says General Moriones is sep
| arated from the Army Of the North aud is
| now blockaded in PampeIuDa, which place
is in worse condition than it Vas before 1t
| received relief ~...s.. .-.
DEATH OF FINANcIER.
PARIS, February I'm. Fould, the
banker, died to-day.