The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-15
THE LATEST NEWS.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

is tie husband elect OF the Princess Royal OF
England, and that the pair will soon be aih'
anced. The Princess is 10 years ofage. The
story mad no currency IN Britain.
The celebrated Achilli case, the Queen VS..
Dr. Newman" has been finally closed by Or.
Newman paying all the costs. AchIitls costs
were Iun 10 TO an immense sum, nut were
taxed at Ei034. DIR. Newman's own expen'
SEES were very laIge-much larger than Achil-
lis.
Ex.King Jerome had resigned the Governor.
ship of the Invasides into the hands OF General
d'Ornano, and proceeded to take up his quar-
tiers in the Pasis Royal.
SPAIN.
Its considered "otficial" that the Queen of
Spain is IL an interesting way.
PRUSSIA.
To m ,rriage of the Princess Ann nece of
the king al Prussia, with the Prince Fredessck
HISS Gael, was solemnzed at Chariot
,enburg OR 10 h ut. The King literally de-
cliued to accept contribution from the natlon
10 pay expenses.
AUSTRIA.
Austria is in difficult position just new
II she support Russia, the envied possessor of
the Sulinah mouths OF the Danube, she must
give great offence TO her German allies. If
she resist Russian pTetensions in the east, the
relations between the two powers must Batu-
rally oe weakened. II is doubtful, therefore,
what her precise course of action may be in
relation 10 Turkish affairs.
TURKEY
The attempt to make a Joint reconciliation
between the Divan and Russian envoy was
fruitless, as Menschikoff persisted in his de-
mand fer the immunities of the Greek church.
Notwithstanding this intelligence" says the
MoniteuT,"it seems difficult TO believe that
the rupture of diplomatic relations between
Russia and the Ottoman Porte will be followed
by hosriles. One guarantee is the wisdom
ofthe Court of ST. Petersburg, and its assur.
ances OF peace given TO all the European
courts and another consists in the fact that
according 10 the right of nations the refusal 10
accede 10 demand OF accessions and ad-
Yantages not previously agreed to, is not re-
garded sufficient reason for the commence
ment of hostilities.'
second edition of the Morning Chronicle
publishes the following postscript from its
Paris correspondent
81 have just heard that letters received at
the Russian Embassy from St. Petersburg;
contain the most threatening language toward
Turkey. These letters state that the Emperor
Nicholas declared, on hearing of the rejection
of his ultmatum, that he would carry his can.
non 10 Constantlnopie 10 punish the insolence
of the Porte"
could not have heard of the rejection of the ul-
timaIum at the date of letters
very LATEST FROM CHINA-FALL OF KASKlN.
A slip from the office of the Manchester
Guardian quotes private letter from Shang
hal, March 20, one day later than the above,
saws:
The Taoute (of Shangha) has purchased
two vessels and is sending them up the river
with rice and ammunition, and fixed upon the
r.
pose but The Governor, Sir George Bonham,
has stopped her and will not allow Eng lish
ships 10 go on the service.
Our COmpradOr has just come in, and states
that there is doubt about the loss of Nam
kin, for The raoute has put placard on the
walls acknowledging IT, and offers reward to
any one who will take the leader Or officers of
the rebels. The document also states that the
rebels are coming eastward in boats.
Silk and tea cannot be got except for cash
down, which no one has. The slkmen are
frightened, AMI are taking good deal of silk
into the interior.
The Missionaries and American Consul
confirm the taking OF Nankin. The u. States
steamer SusquehGnna has arrived, and it is
thought will stop the American ship Science
from being sent up the river she having been
chartered by the raoute for that purpose.
TIE ARREST AT NEWPORT, kY.-Craig,
the man VINO was arrested at Newport, KY, on
Monday, was tai en- when in the act of writing
letter which is said TO pointedIy implicate
himself. Ia his house were found large trunk,
pair OF saddle-bags and several baskets full
OF letters with blank deeds, certificates, &c.
duplicating large number of persons in va
Tlous parts of the Union. Notarial presses and
seals were also found and upon part of the
deeds the noiarial seal of Hamilton County
had been found. The account goes on to
say:
An examination Of the mass Of documents
found brings TO light series of most bold and
Flllain0us transactions, ard ii appears that
wide spread fraudulent real estate business
has been carried on tor years, some ofthe let
lers being dated as far buck as lS49. Some of
the letters pretend 10 be copies Of letters to or
iron members of Congress. There are also
blank certificates, doubtless stolen from The
Recorders Offices in Illinois, Ohio, and Geor.
ga; pafchments for drawing up land warrants;
deeds signed anu sealed, requiring only the in
seruon OF names. Craig is in Jail awaiting
trial. letter To Brown s. Co, of Unontown,
Pa, opened by the postmaster OF that place,
VINO did not know any such firm, and suppos-
ed the Letter INSTRUCTED, led TO this discovery.
From Port Praya.
BOETON lime 18th -AdvicpC bsv haan ra.