The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-14
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND


The writs for q new parliament will be sent
out Immediately after the dissolution of the old
one, returnable in The month of August, but it
will not probably be called together before the
middle ofOctober.
IRELAND.
A deputution from the Canadas, Nova Scotia
and New Brunswick Railway Company had
an interview with the colonial Secretary on
Saturday, but the result has not transpired.
1t is announced that the Catholic Synod of
Eng land will be opened on the 9th of July, at
ST. Mary's College, near Birmingham.
The commissioner appointed TO inquire into
the relative merits of Galway and Joynes, for
packing stations, is proceeding diligently in
the business.
The enthroniza,ion Of Doctor Cullen, as
Catholic Archbishop OF Dublin, took place on
Tuesday, The Doth, at the Church of the Con-
ceplion, AZ Dublin.
Political affairs quiet. 1t is stated that the
property ofthe Due d'Aumale, which he inher-
tied from the Prince Conde, is to be forthwith
placed under sequestratiOn.
A letter, dated June 2lst, from Petit Noir, in
the Jura, state that the periodical inundatlons
have again caused immense damage in that
country ct the time when the farmers were
about to reap their harvest. In the village Of
Petit Noir the houses are under water, the
fields submerged, and the inhabitants had been
obliged to flee.
The commander of the French fleet in the
Levaut contradicts the report that pirates were
at present infesting those seas.
Ii is announced that NINE OF pIatina has
been discovered in the neighborhood of Valen-
cienes.
SWITZERLAND.
A shock of an earthquake was felt at
Payerne, Canton OF Friburg, ON the 18th of
June, and, at the same instant two sho cks were
experienced at Berne.
BELGIUM.
An extra session of the Chambers will proba-
bly, be convoked about the middle of July
The commercial treaty with France expires
early in August, and it is necessary that the
sanction of the Chambers should be had to its
renewal.
CENTRAL EUROPE.
The Zollverein Congress had another sit
ting on Friday, but no business of importance
was done.
1t is rumored that Conference of the Darm-
stadt States will be opened at Vienna for con-
suItution, at which Austria will offer her guar.
antees to her copiederates for the los ofreye.
nue. they must sustain by an actual separation
from the Zollverein.
The London Protocol of the 9Th of Law reg
uating the affairs of The Schleswig Holslein,
had reached Berlin, and deeply wounded the
German sympathies OF all classes.
INDIA,
Bombay dates of 23d May have reached
France. No important event had occurred
since The previous dates from that place. 1t is
generally understood that nothing more will
be done 10 Burmah till after the rains. The
whole force will remain in the country, aud the
war be resumed with yigor the moment the sea-
son permits. The Indian papers ale already
limiting at the probable annexation q the
whole peninsula.
Disturbances still continue along the North.
western frontier, and military preparations oi
an extensive nature are in preparation. Seve-
raj hnis had been attacked or captured in the
Hazara country, and operations are in progress
which, II Is thought, will terminate the war in d
week or two.
8The difficulties with the Nizam are still un.