The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-19
The DAILY DISPATCH,
Ta aIh NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC

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w.s ns iii uafis bourse, on Monday. the q, ;,.,
was duil, owing to a statemen, H., ~. % inst.'
peror oi Russia had given orda.a 'a. 'he EN-
french kentes, and the operate, sell his
mehced. rour-and. -Halfs opened loo eom- sn
closedlioo ~; Ihree's opened 7e 60. i'O oo'
here was smart shock of an ear,bo,...
at St. Michaels, Azores, on the nigh, bdpake " .k
10th April. The north of the island .ufs.e y, ,ne
severely. Many lives were lost, and honse.
destroyed.
| The hereditary Grand Duke Prince Iou;,
| of Baden has declared of his own free will.
that be renounces for ever the succession TO
| the ducal throne, in favor of his younger
| brother.
Throughout all the Turkish provinces q
very strong opposition is manifested against
| the new taxes.
| fortress of Herat has submitted to the Shah ot
Persia, and that the Persian troops have al.
| ready taken possession of it.
The Cheyalier Count Vrontehenko, privy
councillor, knight Of several Russian orders,
and Financial Minister of Russia, died Oh the
9th ult., after painful illness.
The Wagner case continued hung up in
Chancery. 1t will increase the desire to hear
the fair vocalist.
The price to be given for the Crystal Pa
lace by the London spectators, is 70,000l.-
Since the contract was entered into, the pur-
chasers have, it is said, been tempted by still
higher offers than that for their bargain, but
have refused; though by the sum preferred
them, they would realise a very handsome
profit. tits intended to re-erect the palace in
the neighborhood of London, and sites have
been surveyed at Wimbledon, at Battersea,
and at Sydenham; none had, however, been
decided on.
The Austrian garrison in Tuscony is to be
reduced. Lucca, Pisa, and Siena are TO be
evacuated by the Austrian troops, and 1000
men are to quit the Grand Ducal territory.
The Gazette de France announces that DR..
Paul Cullen, late Roman Catholic Primate of
Ireland. has been appointed by the Pope to be
Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dublin.
Advlces from Paris state that M. Lebeau,
member of the Council General of the Pas de
Calais, had refused to take the oaths to the
President the Republic.
The government had abandoned the project
oil an expedition to the Great Cabylia, in con-
sequence of the submission of the Zouavuas.
The Earl ofDerby, in reply TO Lord Gran
vile. stated that the government had no pre-
sentIntention of removing the Transatlantic
Packet Station from Liverpool to any of the
southern or western ports of Ireland.
Advces from the Cape of Good Hope to
the l7th OF March have been received. Colo.
mel Marlborough and Ensign Hilbert, of the
9lst, and Captain Branley, ofthe Cape Corps,
have been wounded, and twenty six soldiers
of the 9lst and 74th Regiments, killed and
wounded, in an attack upon some Kafir kraals
| in the Waterkloof. Sir II. Smith left King
Williams Town on the 4;h Of March, with
| the intention of attacking the enemy's fast
nesses.
The powder magazine which blew up at
Turin, on the 9th ult., killed fourteen per.
sons, and not two hundred, as previously
stated, and wounded twenty-one. 1t did
| considerable injury to the surrounding build
ings.
Accounts from Madrid announce that some
Of The rincipal bankers in that city had pro-
posed, with the aid of certain foreign capita
lists, to construct railroad forthwith from the
Bidassoa to the Ebro.