The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-25
TUE LATEST NEWS.
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IN II days ENGLAND.
,...,, met on the SIh inst, and discuss
uororramme Of business for the session.
&c TLs proiectionist Society has been ehutey
dissolved. .., he,xesn Chill sud Great
pam has been rauheo'
-, ~ Creek succession was ratheo at Lon
On the lst inst.
O." FRANCE.
r.e French taxes wilt not be increased this
vesr. rruy.
=. correction had occurred IN Milan,
81 lasted from the 9th TO the SIN. Inc
.,-;sns saw the revolt had been queiled win
80 loss Of ouly ! Killed. Inc pauiotS s,a'S
ts 9Ia we're Killed. The patriots attacked
nv Is, and. it is said, exterminsted the
ts 4 dispatch. dated the Sth, states
ESu',ie- WAS entirely restored. Proclama-
'ha' - Mszzini and kossuth were found
'v.s osrr the city. Ms2zini bad gone into
'vs,Iqna TO watch the progress OF events.
-. arrests preceded the revolt. Rlsings
looked for elsewhere, but the accounts
~. very vague and contradictory. Austria
- Fence were sending troops 10 Rome and
- S--tar}y rpsoectl civ. The Sandman min
-.@.I mel hastily 10 consider the state of
So in Lomhardy. The conflict at Milan
- lyssf tnt sharp, the insurgents being most
~ ,,,hsur firearms. A later dis atch reas-
s.rrs the complete restoration OF tranquility
~ arrests had beer made, and three per-
- had been shot. The citizens are said 10
~,ys taken 10 part in the affair.
I,,lr-PAKIs. Feb. S.-fhe Government
has dispatch nom Milan, announcing the
cote suppression OF the instruction. Turin
and Piedmont were tranquil.
The following dispatch was received at $50
81 on the gto, by submarine telegraph.
.-- me British Minister az Berne, for trans
me-. "a 10 the Minister Of Foreiga Affairs at
Loaiou:
a teegrapb;c dispatch from Belliugona,
fs-ou the Sga INST, announces that The gates O!
Eir.sa we're shat, and i. was supposed that the
Instruction, "hlch had been suppressed, had
re-1m4enceG.
There are various accounts regarding the
-nsarrrclion. Oae statement saws that the
f,auGr broke out simultaneously in. three
rzr.s Of the city, and that the Ausgrians al the
arsenal were massEcTed Arrests and Gomi-
c..aty visits we're the order of the day.
There was great agitation al Pisa, TUcca
am elsewhere.
Fge Zurich Gazette ste:ps. with respect to
me usurgectiOn at Milan, that about 400 men,
armed with poigrards, attacked the troops on
Sunday, and that there had been ABOUT 800
..ed IN the coLEiet. Similar occurrences
aaa aiken place ii Rimine, and ether towns
ynbardg.
GERMANY.
4 Commercial! tFeaty between Prussia and
h--Is Is oflciolly announced.
TURKEY.
r vas believed tbs Moatenegrean wer
vs1t be speedily settled by negotialion.-
Omar Pacha otsTs good terms to the rebels if
they xtI surrender.
AUSTRIA.
A1st:ia has demanded of Turkey that Du-
r-2zee, in Albania, be made Il free port for
austrian vessels, and Russia backs the de
aen5.
A despatch announces that the Indan mail
has arrived with dates from Calcutta TO the
5l, and Bombay to The 18th.
Hegu mas been formally annexed to the Bri-
t.h territory. 1.-THE territory was not peacea-
5!y ceded by the Burmese Mcnscch The Bri-
tsa threatened 10 lake il by force.
CHINA.
The capture and subseq uent hanging OF 1870
reyels is reported.
MARKETs.
liverpool, FEB. I2.-Cottnn has declined,
upon lower qualities ID. per ID. for the week.
Fine qualities unchanged. Sales OF the week
$4,000 bales, Of which spectators took 20 GOO
AID exporters $4,000 bales. Fair Orleans CD;
:ai1d!ing, J5d.i fair upiands, cd; middling,
I'D.
Breadstufs were improvng-sales Of West
eTn Canal Flour, at 2Gs., and Ohio at 27s.-
Yellow Germ 33s.
Wright ~ Candy quote breadstuffs slightly
advanced. White wheat, Is. 6d.a7s. Sd. Flour
III good demand at 2Gs. fog Western Canal.
ana2Ts. for Soutl ern.
Sugar was active but unchanged.
Rice in moderate demand, at prices fayoring
tlrers.
Cohse in moderate reqnes., at slightly east
er rateB.
Io5qcco was unchanged.
C0nsols closed at Sq4.
Loadon, Feb. 1lth, =. M.-Baring quotes
Coffin steady, but closed Terminated.
B:eadstuhs were quiet, bat -four and wheat
were held firmly.
Iron was quiet-other metals keer I'D.
90 w. 10 ;; Stocks unchanged; Mary land Sterling
S6e99i Va. Gs 98s99I
Harre, FEB. 9.-lhe sales of cotton since
The 9th have averaged 2 500 bales daily al I'M
changed rates. MIddIing Orleans 9lf.
CONGRESS-WEDNEs
SENATE.-Mr. Hunter reported that the
connltiee appointed for that purpose had
waited on the President elect, and notified him
oi ms election to which he signiGed his accep-
lance aud Committee was appointed to make
,'9 necessary arrangements for the inaugura-
uon ceremonies.
E'"cCd odtiIOA ISlbS tliS ALIEIiCuD
Sohsul at Havana, or any Judge of the United
Hn'es Courts or Magistrate, 10 administer the
cam OF office TO the Hon. VIM r. King, Vice
PRESIDENT elect OF the United States.
me army appropriation bill was taken I'D,
SAu debated unn the hour Of adjournment.
HoUsE.-Mr. Jones, o Tenn, reported from
1ht Joint committee appointed TO wait on and
h' 1,y the President elect his election.
ne canada reciprocity bili which was
H9At taken up, was then debated until the con-
S 3, H! OF the morning hour, by Mr.. Tuck,
~ Ntinginan, and Mr.. Townshend. Going
afterwards INFO u Committee of The Whole on
cle slate OF tie Union-Mr. Bocock in the
SSHah-'he balance Of the days session was
Ge'o'ed 10 the further consideration Of the In.
I'm appropriation bill, upon which Messrs.
inward and Johnson, OF Ark., spoke at length
1 . 'he Various amendments proposed were
discussed IN i've minutes speeches by many
DectS'0H H tie Great India Rubber Cose
WAsHiHGroN, Feb. 23.-There hns sci.
aoTn been decision Of so much irnnortancs -
We public and those immediately concsrnsd
a. that made in the Patent Office ,o-dsv hu III
Commissioner OF Patents. The anoI;cst;on ~
extend Goodyear's India Rubber ps,sn, f ~
even years was dismissed and the public viii
hereafter have fyaa rC. ~NA~ "t'i