The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-11
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
EUROPEAN NEWS BY THE PACIFIC.

EUROPEAN NEWS BY THE PACIFIC.
EsGLAsD-It is again rumored iha, changes
ste soont 20 be made 10 the Foreign Office
Iold l.aimesbury will, it is said, succeed
LoIo :IamIey at Paris, the latter going to Con-
fairs will then be con6ded to Lord Gaming.
oeuer known as Sir Stratford Canning.
me Board OF Trade has issued an invitation
| " captains of ocean steamers to be examined
| as 70 iheir acquaintance with the steam engine
.n. anu 20 'ake certificates Of their proficiency
| Ihe american built yacht Truan,, belonging
70 mI. urmneil, came in first at the Liverpool
yaGn.I Iace on Saturday, and gained her owner
The Sun says there has been quite an influx
- our transatlsntc brethren of literature and
| the drama, IN London the present season.-
among the la.e arrivals are Mrs. Edwin Fo..
rest, Miss Cushman. Mrs. Abbott, Mr.. J. s..
Silsbee e, Miss Grace Gre enwood, the au,horess:
MIR. buchanan, the tragedian; Mr.. Owens, les
see of the Baltimore Museum; Mr.. Howard
Paul, the dramatist; J. Hall Wilton. Mr.. Bar
NUNS thea'rica director, who engaged MdiIe.
Jenny Lind on her American tour.
| On the oath, the submarine cable between
Donaghadee, Ireland, and Portpatrick, Scot.
land, was laid down successfully, but was not
put in connection with wires on land.
Numerous frauds by Australian Emigration
| Companies have been exposed in London with.
in the past few days.
FRANcE.-Louis Napoleon returned to Paris
on Friday evening, the 23d ult., from Stras-
| bourg. He drove in an open carriage, between
two lines of troops, about the Boulevards, the
| Rue Royale, and the Champs Elysee, to the
ed as having been extremely cord ial ON the
part of the Parisians. Extensive preparations
are alreadv making for his journey to the South.
The Municipal Council of Montauban have
voted 10000 francs; Rosanne 10000; Bor.
deaux, $4,000; and Pau a like sum, TO give
him like welcome.
For sometime past the President has been
arranging his household on quite an imperial
footing. Gen. Roquet is to be Grand Marshal
feet; Count Bacchiochi, Grand Master of Ce-
remonies Col. Fleury, Grand Equerry, &c.
1t transpires that new titles of nobility cont.
nue. TO be conferred. without any public an
nouncement of them. The Patrie has taken
to sty ling the President, " His Highness Mon
sigDeur the Prince President" but all the op.
position papers omit this handle to his name.-
Nevertheless, these straws are taken as an in
dication that the wind again sets in an impe-
rial direction. An additional subject of gos-
sip is found in the approaching fete on the 18th
August, the birthday of the Emperor, on which
occasion many "reminiscences of the Empire as
can be, will be revived. One of the most i'm.
pressive parts of the ceremonial was to have
been the Inauguration Of Napoleon's tomb in
the Invalides, but the works cannot be com.
pleted in season.
M. Armand Berlin, proprietor and editor of
the Debats, was sent for, the other day, by the
Minister of Police, and reprimanded for having
announced the changes about to take place in
'ha thn
| accuracy OF the statements, but declared that
Government would not permit the Press to an.
nounce any changes in the Cabinet till the
official decree had appeared.
". Lemayne, formerly French consul at
Alexandra, Egypt, is appointed Consul Gene.
raj and Charge de A1aires Of France at Buenos
Ayres. :. p.
The approaching marriage Of the President
is regarded in Paris as fact beyond Doubt
The lady, however, is now said to be not the
Princess de Vasa, but another Baden princess,
grand daughter Of Eugene Beauharnois and u
Don Pedro. The lady is now undergoing the
process of conversion from the Protestant to
the Roman Catholic religion, in order to render
her suitable match.
The Turin Gazette contradicts, 40 absurd,
the rumor that the island of Sardinia is to be
sold to England.
ITALY.-From Florence we learn the Tuscan
ministry have been turned out of Office. The
Grand Duke announced to his cabinet that the
line of policy they were pursuing was Tepug-
nant to his conscience, and contrary 10 his
duties, as a Catholic prince, towards the Court
of Rome, and that if they did not adopt more
pious course of conduct they must resign.-
This announcement is said to have surprised
no one except the ministers themselves. They
did, however, tender their resignation, which
was accepted. M. Boalia is now at the head
of affairs.
A difficulty has arisen between M Amici,
Ponti6cal Governor Of Anc0na, and Mr.. Moore,
the British Consul there, respecting the land.
ing OF passenger without rise on his pass
ports.
PRUssIA.-The Zollverein Congress ad-
journed on the 20lh ult., to August 16. Pre-.
vious to the adjournment the Prussian Pleni.
potentiary announced that the 10th Of August,
the day fixed for the reassembling Of Congress,
is the last which Prussia will allow for reply
ing to its demand on the States OF the Old
Customs Unicn, as to whether they intend to
maintain or abandon their resolution Of the
25ih OF May, relative to negotiations with Aus
tria.
Considerable sensation has been excited in
Berlin, by the cOn6scatiOn, for three success
sve DAYS, of the New Prussian Tor kreuiz)
Journal and it's subsequent declaration, that it
would cease to appear till the courts Of law
shall have decided upon the legality Of its sci
zure. The Journal had made itself obnoxious
TO the French, Austrian, and Russian envo,s,
and had gained many enemies by It's PLAIN
speaking. The crown lawyers have since
sanctioned the con6scaton.
The National Zeiiung Of Berlin, has an
article on the treaty just concluded between
Switzerland and the United S'n.es, in which
it remarks that the impoliiic London protocol
regarding Neufchatel, has has!ened the period
for the commencement OF American interference
in the affairs of Europe.
We learn from Berlin that MIR. Barnard, the
American Minister in Berlin, has succeeded in 4
procuring the release Of several Prusslans,
States: hui. on their return for short time 10
their native country, were arrested on charg
of evading the military conscrption: -.
Au.rRiA.-The balance sheet Of National Fl.
nance r., 1s5I has been at length published and
shows a deficit of SIS, ,168 423 forms, although
the receipts were 2S, ,055, ,48l forins more than
in lha preceding year,