The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22
THE LATEST NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FURTHER INTELLIGENCE BY THE
ARABIA

xbeels and other machinery, which greatly
.ads :, her speed and sailing qualities. She
brings ITO passengers and vaiusoie cargo OF
freight. ,c,-L.
The steamers Hermann aud Glasgow had ar
rived out safely.
THE TURKISH QUESTION.
The difficulties in Turkey are IN fair way
of heing speedily and amicaely adjusted.
The Russian army has been ordered TO de-
,ar, f,on the Turkish frontier, thus doing away
with The great source of apprehension TO the
SnItsn. The aspect of affairs generally
throughout Turkey, Austria aud Hungary, is
decidedly more pacific, aud il is believed that
all the disputes, so much talked OF, VIII ue
peacefully adjusted.
FRANCE.
There is 70 open opposition to the action
Cf the government with regard TO the Iurk,sh
orSardinian governments, and no movements
of importance mentioned, Mr.. Monlaiembart
has written letter Of u satyrical character on
the corps legislative, in which he makes some
slight cuts al the Emperor,
Tue Emneror Napoleon has been quite sick
for some DAYS, whilst his young wife has been
cutie active in enjoying drives through the city
OF Paris.
There is but little news from France of spe-
ciaI moment. Ii has not been decided when
the coronation will take place.
France is accused by the foreign press with
lukewaTmness IN her remonstrauces with Aus
1ria ia favor of Piedmont.
Count de Ponleconlaui, an ex-senator and
peer of France, had died in his SSth year.
Preparations continue for the Inauguration
Of NspoIeon's tomb on the 9TH of Nav.
ReTanger is not dead but in excellent health.
News had reached Paris on Wednesday OF
the escape from prison al Bellisle, of the famous
Blancoi, accompanied by another prisoner
whose name had not transpred. Blanqui was
subsequently recaptured, and given up 10 the
authorities.
ITALY.
The Italian Chamber of Deputies, at Turin,
has PASSED bill for the suppression of the
slave trade. This is hailed as grateful intelli-
gence by neighboring nations.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Eighteen vessels went ashore in the English
channel during the prevalence of a fog on the
9Th inst. Most of them are complete wrecks.
Six lives were lost. None of the wrecked ves-
sells were American.
The scaffolding gave way at the Dublin
CRYSTAL Palace recently, and killed FIVE men
and wounded eight others.
The Papal government has concluded loan
with the RothschiIds for $20,0OO,O 600.
The weather in England was mild and pleas
ant--highly favorable 10 farming.
The 0ccouchmeut OF the Queen took place
al Birmingham Palace at a quarter past one
o'clock, 7. NJ, on the 9TH instant. The
mother and child We're both well as could be
expected.
Lord Skelmorsdale died recently. lie sat in
the House of Commons from 1895 to 1928.
is estimated that the additional sum OF
G20, 600 will be required in the year 1853 for
ordinary grants OF the army and navy, to meet
the expenses of the Cafir war.
There is nothing new or OF general inter.
est from Ireland.
Affairs in Germany remain tranquil.
The Australian gold fever is rapidly spread
ing over all Europe. Thousands are emigra
ting there from different counlries-mOstly
from England aud Ireland.
PRUSSIA
Accounts from Berlin 10 the 4th announce that
the treaty which recOnstitutes ZOilveren for twelve
years, witd the accession OF Stenerveren had been
signed By all the plenipsteniaries Tne CONNER
ci8l treaty of February 18Th, between Austria and
Prussia. also received their adhesion
The discoveries made by the police in arrests at
Berlin prove that the conspiracy in close ali-
snce win the Italians one of which The unsuc.
cesstul outbreak at Milan, was a manifestation.
DR.. kinkel was deeply mixed up in the Berlin
affair.
AUSTRIA AND SARDINIA
The difficulties bstw eeh these countries grew out
of demand made by Sardinia, relative to the con
hscetion of the property OF her subjects in Lem.
hardy The demand refused, ard then the
Sandman Minister demanded his passports
THE sICILIEs.
No instruction had occurred at Palermo but
tue two SicileS were iii a very unsettled condition
AUSTRIA.
Accounts from Vienna confirm former state
ments that the refugee question between Great Bri
tain aud Austria had been settled, by Great Britain
promising TO keep close supervision over refugees
in LONDON and subjectng them to prosecution
whenever they make themselves aHenable ethel
to English or international law.
Austria intends establishing Consulate at Mon
tenegro
et,o
on the 18th, for drinking with three notorious rob
bers. instead of informing against them A ninth
person was shot at the same place for sbetting In
the escape OF another robber BY giving false name
to the nd'armerie
Government has offered a reward of 10000 forms
for the apprehension Of the celebrated Guerrilla
chief, Rose A. Sardor.
MaxiEailian Won Sorneran Beechk, Carolina
Archbishop Of Prague, died at Prague on the 3lst
PORTUGAL.
Princess Dona Maria Amelia, OF Brazil, died a
Puncha!, Madeira, February 4th.
LuMBARDY.
Accounts from Milan state that the rigors prac
tsed by the Austrian Authorities, begin to be very
slowly relaxed The public were permitted, unde
certain restrictions, to walk on the bastions during
daylight.
The Epg,ish residents in Rome propose TO cree
monument to Pope Adrian ~, The only English
man who ever sat iG the pepal chair
TURKEY
dispatch Of the 25th, received at Paris, from
Constaniinope, announces that Prince Menschi
kCf had submitted draft of convention, anC
had received satisfactory assurances from the VI
zier.
The Turkish feet left Antivari, and retired tC
other Albanian ports, TO await orders from Con
atantnopie
MARKETS.
CoTTON MARKET.-The Liverpool Cotton
market closed dull, without any actual change
in prices. The weeks sales amount TO $4,000
bales, about one-third Of which was taken by
exporters and spectators. Fair Orleans
quoted at o.; fair Uplands 65a64; fair Mobile
3d. mddlng Orleans St; adding Mobile and
Uplands 81
The HaYre Cotton market was steady but
not actiVe-pfices slightly favoring buyers.
Trade in the manufacturing districts steady
prices of yarns and goods unchanged.
Breadstuffs-Flour was dull and had de.
clined Sd per bbl. during the three days.
Western Canal 22s Cd, Ohio OBS. Cd Bali
more and Philadelphia 23s 9da24s. Corn meal
dull.
Wheat was depressed-sales at decline Of
l3a2d per bushel OF 20 lbs. Indian Corn
closed dull-white declined 1s-sales at 90: