The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22
TuE DAILY DISPATCH
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foAN TERN QUESTION, &c.
rrr LATEST DISPATCHES.

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teste7. - The Constantlnope mail of the Stth ~
Trieste. ;.,,,e,,a.a declaration
NJ war was not improbable aithousn ~,
we're INDUCED Ia tlat hiu'""'
still be made. .,.,.,. u. Ma
There were six Engish one sandman, one Nea-
,,I;,an ene Austrian one Prussan, ana Iouf rfeaen
sar steamers lying in the bospaorus. .,., h,o,,
V,cnS. Thursday, Oct 6--Accouhtana nave oeen
rr.'sixcd ner Trieste telegraph. from Constantine
ft1i ysn Ercncb and Austrian Ambassadors had
urged the Sultan to accept he Jenna ho'e' oo' NC
rs crsnd National Council consequently met
- ann-oved unanimously OF the Ministers con.
duct 10 declaring war
,oths sultan requesting him solemuly to declare
The Berlin Geographic correspondent announces
the departure OF Gen Guycn for Warsaw
Report says that the Austrian soldiers on fur
Rough arc 10 be recalled forthwith.
Another Geographic despatch, via Trieste, says
The beginning OF the war is very probable
Eifgaans with regard 10 it were expected on the
9Th, and were already sent TO headquarters.
There was great financial embarrassment and
agreai augmentation OF paper currency
A telaqraphic despatch from Vienna, dated the
Ri instant, and published in the Cologne Ga:es,e
states that the Emperor OF Austria and the Arch.
duke Ludwg Charles left the previous evening for
Warsaw.
The same despatch also states that the Vienna
lloyd mentions report that the Diran had ON the
snth o. September resolved upon an eventual de-
clayation OF war against Russia
BEYRCUT, Sept 30, lS53-There have been riots
N tue province OF Naplouse. 200 persons were
Killed. and quite many were wounded. The
satHoTlaes had not the power to interfere. The
CHRISTIAN population of the Lebanon is in a state
OF a2archy, and the Druses refuse to obey the gov
eminent.
FRENCH TROOPS READY TO EMBARK FOR TURKEY
Paris lener writers continue to assert that 4
FreTGa Torce, now nacnifed into 10000 strong is
ACID Il yc'ctRess 20 embark for CoqStna,iRoplc Ac-
eoFG 20 the letter writers, ten thousand of these
arc pick.d men from Algeria, and the remainder
are tie troops lately IN camp at Helfaut A corps
OF lo,uoG men Was 10 be organized in the South of
Franco 70 embark at Toulon, to reinforce the ar.
my al l'2me. England, they say, was to furnish
iGUn men, 10 be embarked at several of the chan
mel ports. 1t Is needless to add that this fine sfnr,
may De safely discredited in the meantime
FURTHER oVEaTCREs FOR PEACE FROM RUSSIA DE-
cLINED By ENGLAND NDFRANcE.
! Z" mes states that the Russian envoy at Paris
ma oash informed by the French Minister of Fo-
Ie'5n A1airs that the Emperor of Russia's willing
ness 70 take new note into consideration and the
ones % the representatives to draw il up are too
ia'e. The French and English governments have
sen; notes couched in decided terms to the Russian
soft!nhent, lutlmatlng that they are united in
AheE -csolvc to maintain the sovereignty OF the
'Ni'a- ana the integrity OF his empire
CABINET COUNCIL IN LONDON.
LcNnoN, Saturday, Oct. e-Thc Cabinet Conn.
GU sal Tree hours and halt on Friday Sir Viii
nam = ei"swortil was not present owing TO an or
TOT Q. the oihcer whose duty il is to summons the
members OF the Cabinet
FRANR1IN SEARCHING EXPEDITION RETURNED.
Commander ingleiied. of the sear,hiuu shin
Fnoe1lZ, mas returned but briuos no newsot sir
~ohl rankin. Tie succeeded in deDositipr the
supplies. Commander Mcclure in the Jnvhstira
so., -ad accomplished the northwest passage
rn4s itssed tefouah Behring's Straits into the
afctc SEA aud returned home by Davis Straits
Hihao-@ants had been discovered further northyard
sss'h hno"n previously They were very friendly
Quantities OF very pure copper had been
AUSTRIA.
Inc carriage of the Emperor of Austria i do,
hhNeiy .xed tor the 9th April next
a 'n4s daughter of Henry Worfey. was burned
10 dea.h near Dayton Ohio, Saturday.
i r1an named Edward Hill, charged with the
murder Of Wells in Covington, Nv some rears
SINCE, las been arrested in Cincinnati
Tne annual Conference of the Methodist Enisco.
pal Church OF Virginia W i'll convene at vncbbnr,
en- the 9Th of this month.
II so. doubt whether YOU should kiss = girl
give Ee- the benefit of the doubt and s.t,ke tbc
trick" A0 liz
Some people sink all enjoyment of present com
fort in TIE torebodue apprehension of utnre evils
which may never happen.
Dr.. lex, meterologist has decided that tbero;s
no connection between the moon and the weather
wac nas the best time of it, the Popc OR the Sul
tan-tGe man with no wife, or the one with two
hundred and tftyi
WLn- Harrison Ainsworth dsclains the author
sup o. ttufh Garnet, published in this country as
one o! lis works
JosaEa Vansant declines the democratic nomi.
nation the third congressional district of Mary.
land.
IL Is sad that there are but seyentysix persons in
ne" hampshire between the ages of fourteen and
s"ehtycne who cannot read and write. There
are 9J,H0p pupils on the school lists of the State
co"nldlng affair in which merchant felt rather
sorey used up. by a lady of respectability whose
good name he uncerremoniously alluded to- came
OF recentiy in detroit This is the age of W oman's
rights.
We notice that Captain q. w. Gutter, author Of
me song OF Steam. &c has been divorced from
his wife, and restored TO all the rights of an un
married man, by a decree of the kenton circuit
court CT Ny.
The age is alive with elasticity. An India rub
Der omnibus has Just been invented, which when
full, VIII hold three more lates market basket a
pet poodle and baby.
We regret to learn of the death of John r Re-
minaton, at Galveston, Texas Oh the 18Th ult of
yellow fever. Mr.. Remington was well known as
the inventor OF the Remington Bridge" and many
ether new branches OF mechanical Industry.
Ger Thomas Childs, OF the T. = Army died at
Tampa Say, OF yellow fever, on Saturday. tine sth
inst General Chds was d native of Massach,.
sets ne entered the army as I'd Lieutenant.
o,c I'm, ia; was 6revetted Colonel May 9th
1916, raised to the fnll rank OF Major. February
ION, la, and soon after raised TO the rank ofCo6
mel lie greatly distinguished himself at PaIo Alto.
aud On the following day; and at Monterey led one
VI tie FIorining parties in General Worths dvi.
sion. The General mentioned hin, in his oaicial
report With high appreciation; and he was al ths.