The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-05
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Franklin's Aiy.ces.

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London Daily News.
The official papers confirm the fact of des-
r,trb having been received by the last Ameri-
tsn most from the ChevaIier Hulsemann, Aus
t,;sn Charge dAifairs at Washington, stating
Hat che had broken of all diplomatic inter-
rause with the Government of the United
States" The position OF the American repre-
.,n,n;ive at this court has long been both diff
,,rIt and dsagreeable. The behavior of both
de conrt aud the cabinet toward him has been
s,.n suffered to he commented on in tho censor
,tfIen nress, and, after residence IN Vienna
~ about twelve months. he is stated never TO
k,,e been received by the Emperor I'LL within
he last week or so, aud then very coidly, and
retin & private audience.
E>6tASo.-In the House of Commons on
he 10Th ut. Lord John Russell brought for
vard the second grand measure of the session
10 nroYi!e for the National defence. Lord
f,Eu proposed 10 add 10 the regular army
s5out SIS many men as have been sent 10 the
Cane duriny the present war; that is TO say,
1aD troops of the line and 900 artillery men,
AID as re- cards the militia, 10 enroll 10y ballot
rre.fih tabout S0000l of all the men in Great
Britain between the ages of 20 and % in the
trstYearC f the system, and of-those between
tie ages Ct 20 and u in all succeeding years.
They are 10 be liable Ia serve only for Ia or %
DAYS in tie first year, aud for IL days in each
al the three succeeding years, Except in
eases of invasion or OF imminent danger OF
INVASION, they cannot be called upon to serve
L,yond the limits of their respective counties.
Two thirds of the officers are 10 be appoint
Fl bv the Lords Lieutenant, and the remainder
% the Crown. IL is intended that in places
where there is large police force, such force
shat! be organized and trained as militiamen,
and these as we'll as any volunteer companies
whose services the government may accept are
10 he considered as forming part of the local
militia. The propose measure is not TO be APP
piled 10 ireland. Lord Paimerston supported
the measure, while Mr.. Hume opposed and
Sir. Golden redicuied it, 1t is not likely to be
carried without great opposition and stormy
debate.
FRASCE.-A circular from NJ. Persigny TO
tae various projects throughout The country,
aopf!sing ,hem of the way in which the police
vii be required TO act al the approaching cleo
tons for The Legislative chamber, is docu-
reut by the side of which Russian ukase or
q Chinese ediet would appear merely as the
s,r,bol Of an honest aad dignitied despotism.
The new pxss laws have not yet been pub,
be such az ttisctually 10 suppress all liberty
Offences committed are TO be removed from
tI.al by Jury. and are 10 be dealt with solely by
tie Government police.
The delay in the proclamation fthe Empire
IS low understood 10 have been caused by the
opposition Of Russia.
decree has been published providing that
tie only day TO be celebrated as national jete
saaIl he the Emperor's birth day, on the 18th
e August.
A solemn Te Deum has been celebrated in
Paf!s-the President assisting-in consequence
G. the recovery OF the Queen OF Spain.
lEELASD.-rhere has been another, hut hap
r.ly aboEtive attempt 10 sacrifice life 10 the dis
ilhed districts. Ii was an instance of high
way shooting upon al inoffensve man, who
vas walking with his son and some neighhors.
He was attacked by party of ten or twelve
..eu, vino are not yet arrested.
In Parliament, returns were ordered, after q
DISCUSSION on the state of Ireland, of the num-
Der Of murders, burnings and outrages which
had occurred in the counties of Lourh, Mona
CHAN, Down and Armagh, from the 1st of Fe-
bruary, 1919, to the lst of February, 1852.
We remark farther military movements in
LELAND, nut OF no special significance.
GERaANY.-In the Darmstadt Chamber,
tie law re-establshiug capital punishment
has been CARED by majority of two.
A letter from Vienna, in the German Journal
Of Frankiord, says that, on the 9th, all the
rrincipal editors of the political journals of
Nienne, were ordered TO wait Upon the military
governor, and receive from him instructions as
t. the way in which they are in future TO ex-
press themselves.