The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02


Alae dispatch from Wen ma says that the
Russian Ambassadors at Vienna and Berlin
insist on Austria and Prussia disseminating
their passive attitude on the Eastern question:;
or in other words, they must back up the pre-
tensions of Russia.
FRANCE.
The Houfeur Echo mentions that orders
have been received by the maritime board of
that port to make levy for all mariners iii TO
serve, and exempt none.
Eugene Sue. IL is said, will soon return TO
Paris Victor Hugo is 10 reside in Portugal
Numerous arrests have been made in Paris
OF per-ons supposed to be engaged in con
spiracy TO take the life of the Emperor.
ITALY.
The otsicial journal of Piedmont Published
detailed accouat of the recent unpleasant affair
at New York, in respect 10 the Sandman fri.
gate San Giovanni and the Sardnian Govern.
menr, and declared its full appreciation of the
conduct Of tue captain and Sardinians.
AUSTRIA.
The announcement is made that new loan
ofeighty millions sorlns is wanted.
SWITZERLAND.
The Council o: Switzerland have resolved
TO resist. at all cost, the unjust demand OF
foreign powers.
The Bank has placed 2S,0o0,e90 reals at the
OnS-latf
the yearly interest, payable at London and Pa.
ris on the 30lh inst.
RUSSIA
The Russian force now on the Danube from.
tier is about one hundred aud thirty thousand
under Gems. Luders and Danaeburg.
Rear Admiral korniieffhas fleet of 46 gun.
boats, carrying loo guns capable Of transport.
ing ten thousand men across the river at any
point.
TURKEY.
EConstaninople letters state that since the
Turks transmitted note TO the different Am.
bsssadors. declaring their intention of defend
ing themselves. their preparations for w ar have
been more evident.
The whole Bosphorus fleet has been towed
North of the Straits and put in the form of a
crescent, 10 defeat Northera entrance. This
Feet consists of three lie Of battle ships, OF
which two are THREE deckers; nine frigates, OF
which four are first class two corveltes, six
large and two small sized steamers.
The greatest zeal prevails and much conf
dence is expressed by the Turks as 10 the re.
suit OF a future possible contest.
Atpresent all is apparently in active prepa
ration, but on looking behind the scenes we
ind an utter want OF money, and recourse is
had 10 all kinds of shifts and expedients il
consequence Of a ruined exchequer. The END
OF these military preparations, whether they
result in war or peace, will be something ap
preaching TO national bankruptcy.
Another statement, equally reliable, states
that money is pentiiul-that every thing or
dered by the government is paid for readily il
gold.
s Leo, the exiled Prince of EArmena, now
residing in London, has circulated a de
cree among the people. calling on them te
help the Turks against The Russians. Unde
the Turkish sway, he says the &rmenians car
enjoy the free exercise of their religion, blu
under Russia, never.
As set of 10 this, despatch from Trieste
10th inst, says that the Greek Armenian pa
triarchs of Constantinople give pacific assur
ances on the subject, OF their intentions to CO..
religionists.
A despatch by telegraph from Constantine
pie, dated June 6, says that the BiFan has jus
despatched an Envoy Extraordinary on spe
cial mission TO Eucharist and Jassey.
Moldavia, the Wallachian Charge d'Affail 8
has left Constantinople for Vienna.