Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-25
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AHsARxA.
THREE DAYS LATER.


in eleven days from Liverpool; remarkably quick
passage for this season of the year.
The parliament re-opened on the 10th inst.
with the usual ceremonies. There was no speech
from the Queen as expected by some-it being
mere adjournment, although of unusual length.
In the House of Lords Earl Derby late Pre-
lnlef, asked what measure would be brought in
by the Government, and was referred by Earl
Aberdeen to the information that would be given
in the House of Commons
Lord John Russell then made the Ministerial
statement, which was that the estimates for the
year would be the first business.
The sums TO be voted for the navy army and
ordnance would be considerable increase upon
last year.
They would also Introduce a bill to enable tbe
legislature OF Canada to dispose of the clergy re-
serves.
The ministry would a sn move for a committee
on Jewish disabilities.
They would also persist in aboishing penal
settlement in Australia.
The Budget would not be brought in before
the Easter recess
We have a copy of Mazzini's proclamation
and also one by kossuth addressed 60 Hungarians
but put in circulation in Italy
Consuls closed in the London m,rket on yy,e
18th inst, at 994a99s.
AA'oC1ALLC IION Al MlLAN N.
PARIS, Wednesday 0, 5 A. NJ.
An instruction broke out on the 9th in Milan
Five men have persisted, but order is re.estab-
hshed. An Austrian proclamation announces
this fact.
The Milan train had not arrived GA the 8th at
the Swiss frontier
Further advices state that the fight has recon-
menced.
proclamation of Mazzini is posted up
PARIS, Fe b. 9.
The French Government received the follow
ing teegraphic message:-
TURIN, Feb. s, o A. NJ.
''An attempt at instruction took place at Mi
Ia n, on the 9th. 1t has been suppressed
''Turin and Piedmont are tranquil"
The Submarine Telegraph Company received
at 3 SO Il, m. on "Wednesday, tina 10th inst, the
following message from the English Minister at
Berne to the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Lon
DOM
"a telegraPhic message from Bellinzona of
the 9th inst, 80 p. m. announces that the gates
OF Milan were Shut and it was supposed the in
surrection which had been suppressed, was re-
commenced.
On the morning OF the 9Th, the gates of Milan
were closed, and the usual communication with
the Swiss frontier interrupted.
Another telegraph ran follows:
IAN instruction took place in Milan on Sun
day.
The people rose suddenly in three parts of
the town, several persons were killed. An Aus
TRAN proclamation announces the establishment
OF order. But the Milan train had not arrived
yesterday at the Swiss frontier.>
Milan is still closed, and it is believed the isht
has commenced.
a third telegraph gives the following:-
''luesday-A teegraphic dispatch from Bel
linzona OF the 18th Feb, 400 P. NJ announces
that the gates OF Milan shut, and it was
the instruction. which had been sup
pressed was commenced
THE OVERLAND NAIL.
MARsEILLEs, Feb. 10.
We have just received, per French boat, the
following dates from India Calcutta, JAN 5; Ma
dras, Jan. 10; Bombay. Jan. IS.
A proclamation dated Dec. 90 says that now
and for the future, the province of Pegu will form
part OF the Eastern British territory.
We have since received the following more
detailed despatch by telegraph, via Trieste:
''The treaty for the annexation of Pegu, dated
December Goth, concludes with the intimation
that, in the Burmese Emperor should refuse
to make an immediate peace, or should moest
our new territory the whole empire will be sub
dued, and the Emperor dethroned.
"'rhe Burmese, however, made no sign of ac-
ceding to this proposition and an advance on Ava
was considered inevitable.
1.-The advance will probably take place as soon
as the necessary means of transport have been col
lected.
There is no other news OF importance.
.'From Canton we learn that 100 rebels were
hanged during the month of November
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET Feb. II.
In the early part of the week the demand was general
and good. hetrade purchased freely. and good deal
done by SPECTATORS in anticipation If orders for
export. On Monday the Araba's adylces receiy-