The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28
THE LATEST NEWS.
FURTHER NEWS BY THE CAMBRIA.


In addition to the foreign news published
under our telegraphic head yesterday, we Sc.
lect from the copious details in the Northern
papers the following
EscLASp.-The proceedings of Parliament
are Of considerable interest. motion was
made in the House Of Commons on Tuesday,
;nouirns into the system OF education pursued
At MAMMOTH College. An amendment was
added to consider the bill to repeal the May
uooth College endowment and all other grants
for religious instruction.
The resolution TO abolish the duty on paper
newspaper stamp aud advertisement tax, was
rejected.
The Government intends to send military
force TO Australia.
The woo!en manufacturers are alarmed al
the prospect of deficiency OF wool in Au-
stralia.
The militia bill; was still being discussed in
Parliament, without any decisive action hay-
ing been attained.
The Crystal Palace, which was purchased
fer 41t.U0O, is to be immediately re.erected al
Sydenham. for an exotic garden.
Capt. Howard, of the ship Renovation, has
made q deposition concerning the ships seen
BY him IN the ice, supposed TO have been
FfaBkln's. He thinks they were whalers.
Il is rumored that Lord Gengall succeeds
EaIl CaIhousie as Governor General of India.
FRAScE.-ln presenting the eagles to the
soldiers Napoleon said
Resume then, soldiers, these eagles, not as
menace against foreigners, bat as symbol
OF independence, as the souvenir of a heroic
epoch and as mark TO each regiment of no.
biIy, and pledge TO die, if need be, in The
defence Of the emblems so often led by our
fathers TO victory
The Minister OF the Interior has writter.to NJ
Arando, exempting him nom oath ofalleg lance
olhe President
A letter from Count Chaombourg, calling on
the Legiumists 10 refuse to take the oath Of
allegiance is attracting great attention.
AUSTRIA AND RUssIA.-The advices from
Central and Southern Europe principally re-
fer 10 the movements of the Emperor OF Rus
STA, and his visit to Vienna. The arrival al
Vienna of Prince Windisgra,z, and the Ban,
and the expected arrival Of the Duke of Bor-
deauX, Indicate that his visit relates TO bust
ness rather than pleasure.
Among the names of % exiled Hungarans,
publicly affixed TO the gall0ws at Vienna, ae-
pear the names of Count Alexander Teleky
and Count PulZkey.
kossuth's relations arrived at Dresden on
the 9Th instant, bound for Bremen.
TUsCAEY.-The Grand Duke of Tuscany
matters as they were in 1913.
INDIA AND CHISA.-The India mail has ar
rived with Trieste and Calcutta dates 10 the
9Th OF April, and China TO the 25lh of March.
New outbreaks had occurred in India, and an
expedition had sailed to ack Rangoon.
The Markets.
HoIingshead's circular says the market is
well supplied with American Cotton, and that
holders are firm, but meet the demand freely.
The advance is stated at ID.
Business at Manchester was very active,and
accounts from the manufacturing districts gen
erai! satisfactory.
tIeights are exceedingly low, being at los
to lis to n. York. The packets are filling up
with passengers at f3.
Money Narket.-Money is abundant, the
bullion IN the Bank OF England increasing,
now amounting to about E20,00G000. Con-
soils closed at 995 for money and ccoum.-
American stocks were in good demand at fair
prices.
The Paris bourse, On the 18th, was heavy,
WithCpf decline