The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-21
THE DAILY DISPATCH
Monday Morning, Feb. II, 1853.
AFFAIRS IN EuROPE.-ADDlrIo
BIZ THE AMERICA.
tn Z EEcH EMPIRE.

Arr Alho lin EUkOPE.-ADDiflv
BIZ THE AMERICA.
THE EscHEmPIRE.
Paris has resumed its wonted qu e'ness.-
The Emperor and Empress remained at ST.
Cloud, but took every opportunity of howing
themselves abroad. -
The ministers were, each in his turn, giving
grand fetes in honor of the nuptials.
The Queen ofSpain proposes to present the
Empress with an imperial crown, and the
Duchess of A!ba-Eugenie's sister-sends an
offering of eight beautiful Andalusian horses.
Nothing can exceed the magnificent style in
which the young couple have commenced
housekeeping. Instead ofthe customary purse,
anon. the pTovidings of the BRIDE, Napoleon
placed eortfolio, containing quarter of
million of francs. This sum the Empress de.
voted in charity-one half to the Maternity
Society, and the remainder to the Hospital
for lncurables-the Emperor endorsing the
gifts in behalf of sour much loved wife, the
Empress Eugenie."
There seems to be no limit to the Empe>
ror's profuseness. Among other things, h..
proposes purchasing out of his private funds q
diamond necklace, worth 600,000 fra ncs, and
which the Empress declined to receive from
the city of Paris. He p, opposes TO build pa
lace at Nj rseilles. and they say, one in each
of the principal towns of France, and reside at
each alternately, commencing next summer
with Versailles, where, on account of the ex.
pense, no sovereign has resided since Louis
XIV.
The coronation of the Emperor and EN-.
press will take place in May next, if not
sooner.
Congratulations continued to flow in from
the Department, and many horrible poetic ef-
fusions, in celebration of the nuptials, have
been published.
The opinion is universal that the Ministry
will be so far modified, that, of the present
cabinet, only M. Duear Minister of Marine,
and NJ. Fould, Minister Of State, will remain.
These changes were looked for on the day the
steamer sailed.
A letter, purporting to be from Gen. Chan
GARNER, expressing his opinion that a Euro
pean war is inevitable, has been circulated in
Legitimist circles, but it's authenticity is
questionable.
The Emperor has bestowed first class
medal on Jean Douse, of Newfoundland, for
saving the lives of several Fiench sailors.
The London Morning Advertiser says that
packet of eighty letters has been stolen from
the Emperor's private apartment. Suspic ion
rested on Mrs. Howard, and the letters which
implicate the FIRST men in France, are Ihong ht
to be in the possession of the Orleans Princes.
100000 francs are offered for their re-
coyery.
THE LATEST FROM FRANCE,
The alarming rumors respecting the ap-
pearance OF Asiaiic cholera in Paris are contra
dicted. S .s
The new Agricultural Consultation Cham.
bar of Paris met on Friday at the Hotel de
Vile, for the purpose of efec ting an organi-
zation. @----..----.
The Emperor's marriage has given a tenn
porary stimulus TO all descriptions OF trade
s. AUSTRIA.
The sensation created at Vienna by the E a
peror Napoleon's aIlusion-in his speech 10
the Senate-to Maria Louise, dOes1zpt appear
TO have abated. e-, >
Ii is believed that a treaty OF commerce
for twelve years between Austria and Prussia,
together with Reconstruction of the customs
union, is actually settled, ..s,s
& PRUSSIA.
The Auysbarg Gazette publishes a des.
patch dated Btrlin, Iiec. 90, from Nj. Mon.
teuffel to Nj. Haiezefeldt, the Prussian Am.
bassador, giving quite new color 10 the
terms cn which Russia, Prussia and Austria
recognized the French Empire, and stating
that the powers emphatically called for the
observance Of existing treaties, and the main
tenance of the present territorial limits in Eu,
rope.
Large bodies of Russian troops are moving
towards the Turkish frontiers.
G. River & Co, of 81. Petersburg, had sus.
pended payment. Their liabilities were snail.
TURKEY. ..ta
Although the accounts are contradictory,
enough transpires through the Dalmatian pa
pers 10 show that GghHrg is going on, and with
the atrocity of Turkish waitare., Prince Da
MEL pays for every Turks head brought in.
Ia u night attack on Omar Pacha, the
mountaineers took eighty horses and three
hundred heads. s.i
Upto the 10Th ultimo, the Montenegrins
were victorious in the South and East, bat
were very hard pressed in the North. The
odds against them were too great TO permit OF
a hope of their ultimate success.
Austria has given permission TO all unarrn-
ed tug tives from Montenegro. 10 cross the
trontiers into Austria.
Abdel Kader has had private interview
with the Sultan. @
The latest intelligence states that the Turk
ish troops had entered Montenegro by the de-
file of Osirogta.