The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-01
The DAILY DISPATCH
Wednesday Morning, June L, 1853.

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wednesday Morning, June L, 1853.
ASsExATIos AND MANIFEST DESTINY
Inc Concord IN. H. Reporter seriously goes
in Tor annexation of foreign territory without.
limit. Alter treating the annexation of the
Sandwich Islands as "a fixed fact" the editor
says:
Cuba, too, must come in before the close of |
iour years, and how much more we cannot At
this time predict. The Mexican States ons
after another, will inevitably fall within the
ample folds Of our Constitution; the Cen,rai
American and the South American states w;Ii
add star upon star to our galaxy; and in due |
time the Canadas, Nova Scotia, and Nsw
Brunswick, which are all fas, ripening for ~.
harvest, are as sure to fall within III, erea,
Union as the ripened fruit is 10 fall in its sea.
son. This is manifest destiny.'"
MAZzINl-It was stated in the foreign sum.
mary by the Arctic that considerable excite
ment he'd been created at Naples in conse.
quence OF rumor that Mazzini, the outlawed
patriot, was on board the U. 8. frigate Cum
berland. A letter from Naples dated April
%, says: as.. t..... 81
A few days since, the u. s. frigate Cum.
beriand sailed into the Bay of Naples. The
police were excited beyond measure. Mazzi-
nj, said they, was on board. Marine and land
spies were placed in every direction; the tele.
graph set to work; the officers from the Cum
berland narrowly watched, and persons sent
on board TO identify the agitator. After all,
nobody could find him. Much discussion en-
sued, and at length some one boldly asked the
captain OF the Cumberland, is Mazzini sailing
under the stripes and starsi' Certainly not
was the reply, and tranquility was again re-
stored. Nevertheless, orders have been sent
to the coast guard to watch narrowly night
and day. So Mazzini is still good cause for
alarm.
Extract from T. F. Meagher's address at
New York, en- Wednesday evening, on young
Ireland -
"Ausria--,he whole Germanic family
tongue tied The Rhine stagnant in her bed !;
Poland, still the Niobe of nations, and her es.
tate and children cut up and parcelled cut
among the robbers !; Hungary, with the knife
at her proud and beauteous neck Italy, lock
ed within her scuiptured sepulchre, and pro-
fame soldiery keeping watch upon it: France,
grmacng in masquerade, the glare of which
binds men TO the crimes of which it is the
senseless and the reckless carli;;yal Ireland,
her people decayng and disappearing faster
than the ruins, even, which a ruthless civil.
zaiion has yet left standing on the soil where
--where can the eye that scans the history ol
this day turn with joy-wiihout grief, without
vengance, without despair,-unless il be TO
this great commonwealth, The power, the pro.
gress, the immensity of which are mapped out
| in these mighty waters of the west, from which
| came but yesterday" -,
FIRE.-The Wilmington Journal states that
the Turpentine Still belonging 10 Messrs.
Sanders & Stephenson, situated about three
miles from Wilmington, took fire on Saturday
morning, and the sheds around, together with
a hundred barrels of Turpentinc and some
Rosinwere consumed. The amount of loss is
estimated at $500 to $1,000. Mr.. Sanders go,
! considerably burned about the hands, and Mr.
Stephenson also slightly blistered.
The MCLEAN ASYLUM AFFAIR.-Chhrles
r. Train, Esq, attorney for Middlesex, Mass,
has given his opinion that legal proceedings
would be unnecessary and improper, on ac'
count of the responsibility of Mrs. Jameson
! by reason Of insanity. And that public conf
dssce in the institution ought not be impaired
by the occurre zee.
F The leg,L voters of Petersburg have
authorized the co, ,ncil to expend sum OF rao
ney not exceeding 100000 for an adequate
supply of water for he city-provided, that
plan lately published by order OF the eounc'
be not adopted.
w VIM. H. Tnchmon was arrested IN bai
timore on Sunday last, VIII. lie ne was iea''n
the Universalist church. La ppeaIs tna' som
time since, while acting as ON OF 'ae 'ruS'ee
of an Odd Fellows Lodge inA ew Jersey, q
drew from one of the banks the, III" o' $'0@
and is charged with embezsiemengs A"houg
prompt measures were taken for Is aifes
they had hitherto proved unsuccessfA ''
accused utterly denies any frauduts.n 'n'e,
ton, and invites an examination into they 'ho'
transaction.
The Nashville Gazette saysa mari iags' 10
place at the grave yard in that CITY ea' M
14th. Rather strange place for the Interest,"
ing ceremony. However, it seems the parns'
E The people Of Elizabe III City,k '.C
ave agiating the question Ofa railroad toy Sor
folk.
1 G. w. Shields has disposed Of ii
Norfolk Daily Courier Office to VIM. Wallac,
Davis.
; u MIR. German Musson, father of the ex.
postmaster of New Orleans, died at Perote,
Mexico, on the of 9th April.
~ The good people of Memphis are max.
ing great preparations for the reception and
accommodation of the delegates to the Com.
mercial Convention, on the 6rst Monday in
June.
u Daniel McCluskey was tried in New
Orleans a few days since, for the murder of
1onn fost on the 20,h of March last. The
jury returned verdict of "guilty, without csp
ital punishment"
Ey Engineers are now actively at work in
surveyinp the route for The AZ q,