The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-29
Tnr naU,Y DISPATCH
=-- EIIIiInIllOPEAN NEWS.

~ n 41fAIA =
a. EsT EUROPEAN NEWS.
,.ss.,;on 10 The telegraphic dispatch pub
..a'.'.a.,erdsv. OF the foreign news brought
~ s ,he Bsl,ic, we give the following parfica'
lars:
rHE Russo TURKISH QuEsTioS.
Th. alarm occasioned by the extensive
military preparations of the two nos''e po"
=. has considerably abaied. H's ,,a
-, a.sn.,ches have been received VI Ia'.s'
N....w .ss.rances OF the Czsr's un"i'
,;nsnes 10 do anything TO disturb '''e p'aee
80 r,,o,e. and OF his anxiety tna' 'no ""
-. ss,ween him and the Porte shall De
- 49, m;,bou, an appeal 10 arms. The En-.
So .esrs still TO be Of opinion that the
r...,;on is entirely religious one, aud Is
-. an.l be,ween him and the Sultan, and
,h,, a, the same time that he himself would
49, the lastto violate the laws OF nations. 1t
;. .van said that the delay already granted of
s;slt DAYS has been extended TO fiteen, in
s,rder 10 afford sufficient time tor negotiations,
snd that even the occupation OF the Danubian
nr.vinces would not necessarily De followed
r. war. Under such circumstances as the
.,,.sen, there is no doubt that the slightest
r,u,nr Of an adverse or unfavorable nature. isl
hastily caught up, and exaggerated out of<ali
n,onor,iop. but the eager manner IN which
those OF pacific tendency have been received
shows nj all events the tendency of the pub.
i;c mind. The language OF ID. de kisselef,
the Russian representative at Paris, is also
described as being decidedly pacshc' and per-
hans more sincerely so than tor some time
past. The papers continue to announce the
frequent passing TO anu fro OF RUSSIAN CABINET
messengers, and of attaches OF embassy. AS.
surances OF a similarly pacific nature are said
10 have been addressed to the English govern
ment or behalf of the Emperor OF Russia.
Meanwhile the Sultan's preparations for
defence were going on with undated rapid'ty.
The Russian fleet at Sabastopol consisted OF
thirteen ships of the line, eight frigates, six
corye,tes and twelve smaller vessels, all well
manned and equipped; but the feet was def
cient in steamers.
In the English House Of Lords, on the 18th
inst, the important announcement was made
by Lord John Russell, that orders were sent on
the 3lst May to the British ambassador at
Constantinople, giving him power, under cer'
tain limitations and in accordance with certain
instructions, to call up the British feet; and
orders were likewise sent by a different
course, 10 the British admiral at Malta on the
Cd inst, directing him TO proceed TO Beska
Bay.
These facts, we think, show that the PROS
pect of war is very remote, as the Gear has
already discovered that the most powerful
nations of Europe stands ready to back his
antagonist. He had abated nothing in his
demands, but actual hostilities are not to be
looked for.
In the House of Lords, on the 18th Mr. Bow,
yer gave notice that he would move for papers
respecting the recent Establishment of Ro
man Catholic hierarchy in Holland.
The government of India bill'' was post.
poned 70, farther action, after desired informa
ton shall have been obtained.
The camp of exercises at Chobham opens
on June 14th. Ten tons Of baggage are al
lowed to each cavalry regiment, and fifteen tc
infantry. The men are to live in tents stable:
are being built for the horses, and a pavilion
for the queen.
Steam communication is about to be estab.
lished between Southampton and Hamburg.
An Exhibitor" writes a savage letter to the
Times complaining that the New York Exbi.
bition is not opened and advises the Earl o
EIlesmere, and his fellow commissioners, to
come home in disgust.
~ The bank of Australia, having its chief off CT
in London, has just divided Is per cent.
Charles kean has brought out Byron's
tsSardanapalus" at the Princess's theatre, with
Layard's Nineveh illustrations, making quite
unique entertainment.
The news brought by the mail steamer TIE
viot from La Plata caused fall of per cen,
in Buenos Ayrean bonds.
There is some virtue extant-at least we in
fer SO from the following advertisement which
q appears in the London Ismes:-"The Amer
lean Minister acknowledges the receipt of Is,
TO correct mistake at one of the custom
houses Of the Unon.'' 9s
GREAT MORTALITY IN New YoRK.-Th
total number Of deaths in New York during tn
past week was Sol, or 232 more than that Q
the previous week. This great and alarming
increase in the bill of mortality was doubles
proouced by the intense heat of the weathe,
The deaths among children under one yea
was enormous, numbering no less than 25e
The number of deaths By sun stroke were q
but this isa small proportion Of those who die
ofoiher diseases caused by the extrsS
49 died from cholera infantum, u
% from daHhea,sl5 fror
commissions, so from consum
geslion Of the brain, 90 ira
from Inflammation Of
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