The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-12
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Arriynl of thc Cannda az Halifax.

ARRIVAL oil the tanaaA at hasuuAs
HALIFAX, March ls,h.--The Royal Mail
steamship Canada reached this port at o..
clock this afternoon, from Liverpool. 9Th inst.
she brings 95 passengers and full freight.
The Collins steamship Atlantic, from
New York, Feb. l9, arrived at Liverpool at
6:25 A. NJ, ID March.
The screw steamship City Of Manchester
probably the City Of Glasgow sailed from
Liverpool at $3.50 p. NJ. of the Cd, for Philadel-
phia.
GREAT BRITAIN.
10 Parliament, Lord Palmerston stated that
no application had been made by any foreign
power for the expulsion of foreign refugees
from Grea, Britain and had such an applica.
ton been made, il would have been met by a
firm and decided refusal; and at the same time
he thought refugee foreigners were bound, in
honor, not TO bring the country into difficulty
by their imprudence.
Lord Derby presented petition from Cana.
da, signed by Canadian Presbyteriaus, against
disposing OF the clergy reserves, and one from
himself against the proposed spoliations. The
adjourned debate on the Maynooth Catholic
College was resumed, and confined to 81 no.
held amendments TO extend the enquiry TO all
ecclesiastical grants. After long discussion,
the amendment was rejected.
On Friday light the Canada reserve bill was or.
dered TO a third reading by So majority
Lord Dudley Stuart called the attention of Pari a.
mentto Turkish affairs as affecting the balance of
power in Europe He moved for copies of any
communications made by the Austrian and Turk.
| ish Governments on the subject of Montenegro
Mr.. Millens seconded The motion. Lerd Russell
replied that on hearing OF Austra's demands on Tur
Key, the British Government had thought it neces.
sary to have frank ex 'isnaton from Austria and
at the same time express the views of Great Britain
as to the policy of maintaining the Independence OF
turkey. he was unable 10 state the exa ct arrange
meuts which had been come TO between Austr IA and
Turkey, optthe former expressed herself satisfied
and he did not doubt that all difficulties would be
adjusted by negotiation The motion was then
withdrawn.
Anxiety is felt respecting the non.arrival the
West lndia and Pacific mail steamer, now overdue
The Queen held levee on the 2nd. MIR.
lngersol attended, and presented William H.
! Prescott, Secretsry of Legation.
A meeting OF Manchester firms, EMPLOYING
0UUU looms, have determined 10 go on short
| time for q month, from the 18th inst, to limit
their productions to two thirds the present
| supply, IN consequence OF unfemuneratiye
| prices.
hiazzini, from his place Of concealment,
| publishes letter, taking the responsibility of
the London Committees Manifesto, and stating
that the address 10 the Hungarians in Ita,v
| was written by kossuth al Mazzin's requ est,
| during kossuth's soJourn at Kutayia, and was
| never afterwards retracted. Mazzin saws
| that kossulh, who fully knows how a single
rash act, or betraying act of a single man, can
| some times defeat the best scheme, and compel
a whole party TO adjourn the fulflment OF their
most sacred hopes, ought to be the last to
| throw q stone before due time has ELAPSED. at
we'll meaning and determined, though momen-
| tariy conquered friends.
| kossuth has addressed letter to Captain
| Mayne Reid, saying that his proclama ion was
| garbled, and that Mazzini and kossuth are sill
| sworn friends.
| The Morning Advertiser announces that the
| Duchess Of Sutherland places Stafford House
| at the disposal of Mrs. Stowe to give recep-
| tons in, and that the Earls of SALISBURY,
| Carlyle, &c, will meet her at Liverpool, and
an address, with 10000 women's signatures,
| will arrive by the next steamship.
| Rev. J ohm Jackson, of ST james Church
| London, has been appointed Bishop of Lincoln.
DIR. Overing, the African traveller, died in
| September.
| Ii is reported that Government had refused
| TO grant charter TO the London and Liverpool
| and American Steamship Company.
| Eight members of Parliament are unseated
| for bribery.
A vessel has arrived from Melbourne with
nearly Gl,000,000 in gold.
Many shipwrecks are reported along the
| coast IN the hurricane OF Saturday, Both ut.
| FRANCE.
The Pope's journey to Paris is confidently
| looked for. His Holiness will stay In France
| two months, at Compeigne.
| M. Bushkeck had had an audience with the
| Emperor, who assured him that the Imperial
| Manufactures should be worihily represented
| at the New York Exhibition.
| Nothing was doing in politics. There are
| rumors Ut new Senator'S, mostly ex-legitimists.
| The typhus fever had been prevalent in Pa
| ris, butts abating, though there are 1900 cases
| still in the hospitals.
| The Presse Assemble and Mode, nave received
warnings
A letter from Macao, says the French Charge has
| protested against the persecution OF Christians
there.
Unsuccessful attempts were made on the 25th
ult, by an unknown incendiary, to fire the Toulon
Arsenal.
Gen. RodiI is dead and was buried with the
uSual honors.
Earvae z has appealed TO his peers against the
harsnuess OF the government.
GERMA ANY.
The customs conferences between the govern.
ments of the South Germanic, were closed on the
| ed ult, at Vienna
Ssxony and Hesse, with ell the minor govern.
m ents have signifed their adhesion to the treaty
just concluded between Austria and Prussia, and
will assent to the renewal of the Zollverein, with
The Duke of Oldenburg, father of the Q1een of
Greece. died suddenly on the 9th ult. lie is sue
ceeded by his son Peter.
new company has beer established, for steam
| ers from Hamburger to Valparaiso
Geroniers was put on trial oath ultim for trea
at Mannheim, for mis- introduction to the histo
ry of the I9,h century. His sentence has been
deferred.
AUSTRIA.
Lebeney, the attempted assassin, was execu-
ted al Vienna 25ih alt. The Emperor has not
quite recovered from the wound, which is more
serious than was at first supposed.
Rumors which are carefully conlradicted, say
that mob had assaled the British ambaassa-
dor al Vienna, and attacked the embassy
| The truth seems TO be, that they broke his win
dows.
SWITZERLAND.
1t is stated that two agents of an American
Emigration Company, have proposed 10 The
government of Ticuio, TO convey to America
the natives of thar Canton, who were expelled
from Lombardy.
Radetsky has somewhat diminished the RI
gors Of blockade.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March 5.-Cotton is dull, stand
~ aou GnI nf mach 2S SS0 huIa