The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-15
THE LATEST NEWS.
.spIyAL of THE STEAMER AFRICA.
Ann r. Nan, Later from Earo.e.

Zrw YORK, MaTch To- ne steamer ARR
-, has srrived from Ltverpoos, WIN dates OF
ne o7th aud 100000 in specie enc ieit on
~ C,reuoon OF Sunday, having been detained
~ ay hy an unprecedented hurricane.
ENGLAND.
r,o shin Hemisphere from New Orleans,
.i',ernaol, brings the crew, 10 in number,
u - ha,oue Charles, of London, from Car
q, San Francisco, abandoned al sea.
So ch sf mate OF the steamer Victoria, lost
tU.,bIin. had been indicted for manslaugh.
't, ~. -a,urns Of the Board of Trade for Jan.
-, show I'D increased export of nearly El,.
go eoO over The returns OF last year.
Tbe shin Three Bells had arrived in the
ZINES from Melbourne, with $4,000 ounces
gold.
ma dtficulty between Austria and Turkey
aII result ~ war.
Saturday,.
FRANCE.
The budget is 10 be placed before the AS
sembly in March,
decree of amnesty had been granted to
:.Vpohlical prisoners
AUSTRIA.
Vienna letlerS are full of the recent attempt
n The life Of The Emperor. The assassin
,g,s he had no accomplices. He had it in
contemplation for three years. He had been
u.strbing Tor three weeks TO fud the Emperor
unattended. When he was taken 10 prison.
recred "Vive kossuth."
Fears were felt OF an outbreak throughout
Hungary. Twenty travellers had been ars
,es,rd al Pesih. The garrison Of the city
mere kept constantly under arms, and senti
Ges posted at all the gates leading TO the
.or,ress of Buda.
ITALY.
Milan letters of the 9th state that the Aus.
trian authorities believed MaxEini was in the
CIV, and The most vigorous measures had
Teen taken 10 prevent his escape. The nhab-
lGnis were forbidden 10 appear on the basiions
after clock. la case of disturbance house
lo!deTs we're 10 close their DOORS and every
Kan found in the streets was to be treated as
concerned ~ the attray.
4 runGT IL Paris states that the funds of the
revolutionary committee, at London, amount
q 10 100 90 pounds Just before the outbreak
{. Milan. The number of soldiers wounded al
Milan was 20, Of whom 10 have since died.
Inetocus OF The conspiracy wa at MalgheIa.
Il IS stated, in Berlin paper, that the Hun
Csrlsu regiment, at Mian refused TO fire on the
asJrgeniS, and il is to be sent TO CEOtia. The
FIedmOnteSe Government continues 10 expcl
al suspicious characters.
TURKEY.
T.,
announce that Count Lemlngen had sent the
Austrian ultmatum 10 the Porte respecting
HUaieneEro, 20 which he required q definite
answer ia five DAYS. The ultImatum demand
Cd the cession BY Turkey 10 Austria OF the two
ports d hieck and Sutornia. The Porte re-
fused the demand, and the Austrian troops
were marching on the Turkish frontier. A
Paris journal says that "a soon as the nivan
EsagG o. the Austrian ullimatum, the French
cod ig=t h-aAa a
Aa1 several conferences on the subject. 1t
VAS rGl0Ted at Vienna on the Dist, that il had
teen agreed 10 refer the subject 10 tn eciSioB
{. france. The Porte, ii is said, has given as
slfGHces TO Austria that the Polish and Hun
EEuBn refugees serving in the Turkish arm
siil be recommended 10 go TO America, ex-
cepgBg those who have embraced ihe .slamist
.ailh.
SPAIN.
The Bank Of San Fernando, at Madrid, has
agreed TO advance the Government $4,000, 600
.as on the credit of the receipts from Havana
Iol 1854.
SWITZERLAND.
The Federal Council had not come to any
decision respecting Zenio. The blockade of
that castle continues.
MARKETS.
Bresdsiufs had declined Flour had rece-
ded with moderate sales of Western Canal at
]Cs and Ohio at 27s. Richardson quotes
dull market for breadsIuffs. Retail sales Of
Wheat had been made q: Tuesdays rates.
Large sales al | Il I'd. per 20 pounds decline.
Flour very dull al Sd. decline. Corn easier
White Wheat IS %. rs. Cd; Mixed and Red
Is. I'D. Is. elbow Corn Bis. 81. 32s:
White 34s; Philadelphia, Ba!tilAore and Ohio
Flour 26s. cd. tt 2Ts.
tlcHenry says that all The recent advance
II b:eadsiufs had been lost, and there was
panic in the demand for Wheat and Flour, and
Cora was only saeable at reduction of 2
81. per quarter ia White, and Is. IN Yellow.
LATEST.
telegrapEic despatch to the French Gov
sTDnent states that on the rejection by the
Forte OF the Austrian ultimatuln, the Austrian
Tag was struck, and Count Leimingen, with
The whole Austrian Legation, left for Conslan-
Un0pie.
The Porte considers itself under the protee-
Loo If France and England.
he SWISS Republic has resolved to expei
all refugees who have been compromised in the
iste Instruction.
lie Cologne Gazette says that Austria had
rejected the profered arbitration of France and
England IN The dispute with Turkey.
II is said that the Hungarian who attempted
'he lie of the Emperor, was husband of the
woman who was logged to death 10 Pesth by
The Austrians in l649.
~ anticipated Appointments, &c.
WASHINGTON, March I3-P. Mt is pref
~ confidently stated that A. w. Buel, of Mi
ehgan, will receive the appointment of Minis
Ter 10 Berlin in a few DAYS.
NJ Dean, oil missouri, is prominently spoken
=, Tor Assistant Postmaster General Also, II.
NJ Heath, Egg, Secretary for the new Terri
Tory OF Washington.
There are several candidates for the position
Oh superintendent of the Capitol extension,
among whom is u New England man, who SUI
ier'nteaded the construction OF Bunker Hill
lmonument, Metropolitan Hall and Niblo's
hea're IN New York, besides other buildings
OF noe, admired for their beauty. His chances
S[eF very prominent.
runner that parties had arrived yesterday
aha deposited 5000 with Corcoran s. Riggs
~ iurtheF The interests Of robert Kelley again,t
En- Scheli, Tor The New York custom house,
o1gh OF course unfounded, caused considera
nls commoIIon among the New York delega-