The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-02
THE LATEST NEWS.
S17RTHER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sy THE AFRICA,
EyeuASp.--The Parliament proc

rxc1.Np.-The Parliament proceedings
lore generally very unlmportant.
T., reIa,ion 10 the case of the Englishman
II" had been assaulted at Florence by an
s"s,r;an officer, Lord Granville stated that he
III directed the English Minister there TO see
,hat redress was obtained.
VA vote Of ceusure upon the British govern
,,eut relative 10 the action lately brought by
III e3;ior of the World against the Chief Sc.
wv for Ireland was to be brought toward
An the I9;h. The utmost CONSERVATION was
felt by the ministry.
ne Paris correspondent OF the Daily News
.s.erts that the French government had resolv-
"a mon calling upon the Belgian govern.
.,rt 10 remove the monumental lion and other
commemorative monuments raised upon the
fed of Waterloo. TIE attempt, il made, will
he formally resisted by England. @
FR.xcr.-Nothing OF interest has transplred
in France beyond the indications OF shght
Isturhauce IN one district where the popula-
,;Sn we're with difficulty dispersed.
ire Minister of the interior, IN his circular
:, The Project. recommending them 10 use all
rho means in their power TO induce the people
- elect candidates approved 10y the Govern
mept. and, il necessary, 10 have recourse TO
proclamaUGnS.
Tine runor OF serious defections among the
Reloian se}diery, and of their leaning towards
France. had been gravely entertained.
Ad,ices from italy describe the adherence
with which the French troops were regarded
in Rome, and that the Pope was disquieted
heyonI measure with the arrogant imperli-
renc. of the French officers. Three attempts
Lat been made 10 assassinate French soldiers,
and the F.anch Inspector of Police had been
secretly stabbed.
TrRKrY.-The resignation of the Turkish
cabinet had produced sensation in France
The change involves fresh complication OF
the vexed Qlesijon OF the holy places.
The new Minister, Reschild Pasha, had pro-
nosed certain terms TO the French Ambassador,
which had The effect OF throwing back the ques-
tjou TO the starting point.
HrNcAEy.-The correspondent of the Times
al Vienna says that, though the Austrian pa
pcrs have nothing to say on the subject, the
national party is agilating actively in Hungary
and TiaGsy ivana. A very general impress
sion exist that great change will take place
in the political condition Of Hungary within a
wear oflhe present time. At Vienna however,
such notions are secuted us absurd and i'm.
practicable.
GERMAxY.-The number of Holsteiners who
have emisT,Jed 10 America, and who are on
their wav htlAcr, is very large-some thou
sands Most Of these have taken this step
not from political, but social reasons.
Letters from Frankfort state that the Crane
Duke of Baden, Leopold l. is dangerously i'll
while the heir pre- ;umptive, his eldest son, i:
suffering an eutseblement of his mental facul
ties. The question of the succession TO the
throne is thus raised at a troubled time, as the
PenipolentjuTy of Baden has just had coca
sion TO memorabilia the Frankfort Diet upon
the dangers apprehended from the great mum
Der of refugees who have gathered upon the
frontier since December I'd.
The Wuriemburg Monitor Of February 3
contains royal ordinence dissolving all po
pular associations throughout the kingdom.