Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-26
LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
FOREIGN EXTRACTS BY THE AMERICA.


The banquet to the Queen in Guldha, London pas
sed off most satisfactorily The Lord Mayor has since
been created Raronet
The Ecclesiastical Bill has passed the Commons, and
been read for the first time in the Lords motion in
the lower House for leave to introduce a bill for the
protection of Parliamentary elections, by the introduce
ton of the vote by ballot, had been negatved by
strong majority.
The annual Scottish fete took place in London on
the 10th and l1th, and numerously attended, de-
spite the extreme uppleasantness of the weather.
grand fete was TO have taken place on the llth in
slant, board the u. S. steamship Atlantic, after
which there would be monster soree at the Town
Hail. Many distinguished Americans were invited
FRANCE.
The President has been on visit to Beauvais to be
present at the Inauguration OF the Bronze Statute OF
the heroc G. Hachee, who at the head OF the women
of the city, saved when beseged by Charles, Duke OF
Burgundy, in 1882. He enthusiastically received
and greeted occasionally with many cries OF vye PEm-
pereur.
There i. little news from Germany except fresh reports
of arrangements concerted at Warsaw, for the military
dispositions in Germany, as to suppress any revou-
tionary attempts.
AsIATIc RUSSIA.
News from Trebizond and Odessa speak Of the de-
feat of portion of the Russian troops in the Caucasus
The troops passed over to Chamel Bey who, having
united with them, attacked the Russian General Mes
tero and obtained possession OF the fortresses OF VOL
weirensk and Norwazinski and followed up the Rus
slams TO Tiflis.
AFRICA.
Advices from Malta to July I'd, are received.-The
discovery ola very valuable gold mine, qudstant or
nearly So between Tunis and Agers reported here.
The French and Bay of Tuns, equally claim it, and
some very sharp letters have passed the subject
Unless matters can be adjusted, serious disturbance
may probably result.
Rome is at the present moment tranquil. Inc uu-
healthy period is about commence; the number OF
strangers very much reduced Large reinforcements
81 b. IL, Tho
5000 strong; this certainly does not look like proba,
bty of the garrison of Rome soon being composed OF
Austrians
An Austrian force has entered the Republic of San
Marino bv consent and expelled the political refugees,
IS in number who are embark for foreign countries.
It is said that the Pope has refused his consent to
uniting the Roman States to the Italian Commercial
union, proposed by the Cabinet OF Vienna.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Intelligence from the Cape OF Good Hope is BY no
means of cheering character. Dates are to May 81.
ing the month OF May, Sir Henry Smith shut up in
King Williams town, where he continues surrounded
all sides by hordes Of babarians who, since winter
has set in and The snow has driven them from the hills,
and sixty, and the whole country down to the coast
is infested with them
y ' LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
LoNpoN-THE GREAT EXHIBITION The number OF
vsiters yesterday lth july was 3OO67 and receipts
f3 1853. The council sat one hour Yesterday.
The bill for the emancipation OF the Jews passed the
Commons and has been sent to the Lords 1t is hoped
that it will not for the hirdltime, untimely fate
in that branch of the Legislature.
Three OF the of the United States packet.ship
Congress, convicted OF mutny, had been committed to
Jail in London.
The royal commissioners of the great exhibition, the
executive committee, and large party of distinguished
foreigners had been invited by Mr.. w. Brown, M.
p, to Liverpool to dine with him on board the Anne,
rican Atlantic, which, for that purpose, had
been coutteousy, placed at his disposal by her COM
mander, Capt. West.