The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-13
ADDITIONAL BY THE CAMBRIA.
F0urDGyS Later than the Hermann.

ADDIl lONAL BY The CAMBRIA.
F0ur~DGyS Later than the Hermann.
ENGLAND.
discussion had taken place 10 the House
otL0rds on Lieutenant Maury's improvement
in navigation. The government were strong
" urged 10 meet the United States in the mat
ter.
A ROYAL decree recommends a revision of
the iaIif.
HOLLAND.
The second chamber of the States General
had been dissolved by the king. and a new
election ordered tor May Eth. The ministers
lad published their programme, in which they
refuse TO introduce changes in the present
constitutions, or 10 curtai religion freedom.-
Various ameioratlons had been promised and
the executive power of the king extended.
DENMARK.
The official list of the new ministry had
been published, including Orsted as President
of the Interior.
The Federal Diet of Germany had admitted
the Austrian claim of 10Y 600 francs as their
quota to the Italian and Hungarian wars.
Difficulties had broken out In SerVla-
SWITZERLAND.
Several arrests had been made at Eriburg,
in consequence OF the Instruction, including
one Priest. A leader, named CARAT, was
killed. The insurgents occupied the College
buildings, and attempted to raze the guard
40 Use, but were re?ulsed. The civic guard
were called out TO storm the College with ar
tery, and the insurgents fed. The Jesuits'
College and Church were riddled with grape
shot, when they surrendered. The civil rule
had been fully re-estabished.
ITALY.
A bill granting 100000 lvres for the relief
Of the Lombard exes had passed committee
fthe Pledm0Etese Legislature.
TURKEY.
A letter from Constantinople states that
Lord Sratford de Radcliffe had assured the
Porte of British protection and in conjunction
with the French Minister, is prepared 10 adj
dress a note to the Divan TO that effect. The
city was tranquil. Armanents, nevertheless,
continue on the part of Russia ana Turkey.
The blockade of the Albanian coast had
been raised.
Advices from Jerusalem state that on Palm
Sunday a fight occurred in the church of the
Holy Sepulchre, between the Greeks and
Armenians, by which several were wounded.
RUSSIA.
The cholera had appeared at Moscow.
INDIA AND CHINA.
There was nothing important from Burmah.
The Chinese rebels were threatening Shang-
haze, and the Emperor had called on the peo-
pie for assistance. The rebels had force of
$4,000 men, and had defeated the troops un
der hwing, the imperial commander, and killed
him.
The opium trade had been legalized.
|, was rUmored that's large force had been
sent 10 watch the Japan expedition.
AUSTRALIA.
Adyces to February % state thst the yield
OF gold was unaltered, and several new fields
had been discovered. Money was plenty and
heights easier The most saleabe articles al
Sydney were coffee, pepper, nulmegs, segGrs,
cordage, wool and talIow.
Great discoveries of gold had been made in
New Zealand.
FRANCE,
The Emperor was severely indisposed.
The government had granted a large tract
Ct land in Algiers to Swiss enlgrans.
Whaling Company had been formed IN
Havre.
Lord Ciarendon's explanation respecting
Eus ern affairs had restored confidence on the
BOuTse, which was increased by information
that the French fleet had been recalled from
SlIlamis.
Business was moderately active in all its
branches.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
April 30.-The Ailanlc's news had no effect
on the cotton market, and prices close firm
with limited sales. Buyers await lower prices.
Fair Orleans, SD; Middiing. s., Fair Uplands
and Mobile, ga; MiddIing $50. The reduced
stock gave more confidence TO holders.
Breadstuifs.--Flour, during the week. had
advanced 81. per bbl., with large sales to the
home trade Wheat had advanced Id. per 20
lbs. Richardson quotes Western Canal Flour
at22s 9du23s; Phila ielphia and Baltimore %
Cd, Ohio 23s 6da24s; white Wheat 6s l0da7
ID; extra ditto Is %; red and mixed Is 6dao
Sd. Corn quit, but firm at Bis 6i Tor White
and 32s for yellow. Imports for The "se
moderate.
The Forgery Cases.
NCIRrINNATI Nav Ii William klssane CAV