The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-09
MORNING JUNE 9 1853
HE DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond, June 9,Is53.
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN News.

nv EUROPEAN NEWS.
- make some farther extracts from the |
european newsby the Canada.
"azzni, who recently arrived in Eng,and |
was In Milan three months befora III. ;n.nr
ecuoh, and remained one month e.. !,
iacI oeing known TO hundreds of r,.l;..
no erea, Derby race was won by .Wes,
australian" by neck. The stakes amonn,
ed to f54O0. auioun''
or Richard Comyns, the historian. ia de,d. |
so Is r. w. Conway, literary man of nns
lin. rue ''
The object of Admiral De spoin,es. ., -.
French navy, in sailing for Guyaouil rive, =
to claim reparaton from the Ecuadorian gov.
ernment. Itwas rumored in Paris that Urou;.
"a was favorable to the demands of France.
The following paragraphs respecting affairs
in Switzerland are interesting:
The Austrian Charge des Affairs had notified
the General Government that Austria, con-
vinced Of the useessness of farther negotia
tons with Switzerland, had ordered him to
withdraw. t
The Swiss envoy at Vienna, Mr.. Singer, is
consequently recalled, and diplomatic relations
are completely broken off. The brave attitude
taken by Switzerland attracts attention.
At the latest dates from Berne-the 23d-rhe
Council had taker no farther stops than that of
recalling their envoy.
There is not much from Italy. We'give the
leading items:
Milan letters mention that the Austrian Com
mission of Inquiry, now sitting. has totally
failed to establish any evidence connecting the
Lombard emigrants IN Sardinia with the recent
revolution.
The Pope had gone to Anzo.
Magnetic table moving is now all the rage
at Rome. The Pope and Jesuits colleges
have been experimenting.
The intelligence from Holland regarding the
Catholic movement, is to the effect that the
government will have a minority of25 in the
second chamber. No answer had been receiv-
ed to the note sent by government to the Holy
See. Meantime the Catholic plelates contin-
ued very active.
We see it stated in the German news that
all the students associations throug hout that
country are suppressed. Prince Henry, the
King of Belgium's brother, has esEoused the
Princess Amelia cf SAKE Weimer.
AUsTRIA.-The Kings of Prussia and Bell
GUM had gone home, via Dresden, from Vien-
ma.
The proposed marriage of the Duke de Bra
bant with the Austrian ATch>Duchess Maria
Henrietta causes satisfaction at Vienna the ex.
pectation being that when the young duke has
acquired political experience King Leopold
will abdicate in his favor. Vienna papers say
that recent Developments show that the Ras-
took conspiracy was most widely extended,
| and compromised several persons in the higher
classes of SOcleiv.
RvsslA.-St. Petersburg papers report q
victory over the Crcassians on the Hill of
Kazelama, on the 1st of April.
D The Charleston Standard states that
woman fell dead in street of that city on Sun.
day last. She was originally Miss Ogden,
daughter OF gentleman of that name, who
kept hat store at East Bay, and was raised
and educated with some care. She married
man named Murphy, became reduced in cir
cumstances, and was on her way to apply for
admission 10 the poor house, when she fell and
expired.
ing members of the Palmetto regiment, died at
Sumter, S. c., a few days ago. He fought
through the bloody campaign in Mexico, with
true soldiers courage.
% An anti. Bible Convention, composed
of the fag ends offanaticism, was in session last
week in Hartford, CT. On Sunday night the
Convention broke up in row. the chairman
announcing that they should meet again be.
fore great while in some other part of New
England. None of the various resolutions in
troduced were passed.
u The building of ]. F. Hildreth, Of
Kenosha, Wisconsin, was struck by lightning
on the Cd inst, and burned. Mrs. Hildreth
perished in the flames.
u Wm. Dearng, for many years mer-
chant of Charleston, S. c., died at Savannah
on Friday last. He was was among the first
ifnot the first man in Georgia, to start cotton
factory.
q Capt. Alexander Scott of Georgia,
died suddenly in New Y ork. short time since.
He was captain in the 18th regiment U. s.
Infantry during the Mexican war.
- Gov. Cobb, of Georgia, recently de.
livered an address in Milledgeville, in which he
took open and bold groun in favor of a sys
tenn of Common Schools, to be supported from
the State Treasury. His plan is to appropri-
ate the earnings of the State railroad to that
purpose.
"a The question OF license or no license
was decided at the polls in Washington on
Monday last. The majority against license
was 972. This vote makes it the duty OF the
committee who have charge Of the interests Of
Washington city before Congress to urge up.
on that body an amendment 10 the City Char.
ter which shall give the Councils the power
to pass such laws as will prohibit the sale of
all intoxicating liquors within the limits Of the
city.
~ Two students OF the junior class Of
Union College, Schenectady, Rev. Ira 5. Wat.
kins, Of Vermont, and Ethan CLARK, of New
York, were drowned in Mohawk river last
Saturday, by the upsetting oi boat.
The Annual Musical Festival OF the Ger
mans is to iske pkce this year in. Philadelphia,
commencing ON he 25th instant, and lasting
until the 29Ih. ] he vocal societies oil all the
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