Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30

ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
RECEPTION OF MR.. RIvEs-FURTHER AID
TRAN Observation-Disclosures OF KOS
SUTH TO HIS COUNTRY MEN-RUPTURE
BETWEEN FRANCE AND NOR Geo.
The steamer Canada with Liverpool dates to the 18th
inst. arrived at Halifax, N. S. Yesterday making the
passage in eleven days Our correspondent has furnished
us with the annexed interesting summary OF news by
her
Transmitted for the Baltimore American.
HALIFAX, N. s., Nov. 28-5P NJ
The Royal mail steamer Canada, Capt. Harrison, ar
rived her wharf here this morning, after passage of
less than eleven days, bringing dates from Liverpool to
the 18th and London to the 10th,
The Royal mail seamer Niagara arrived out on the
18th instant.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
The most gratifying feature in the political intelligence
is the interview between the President of France and
Mr. Rives, the new American Minister at Elvsee Ma
honale Mr.. Rives made an address suited to the occa-
SION observing tota! silence respecting the msunder-
standing in the Poussn affair The President, however
alluded to the affair IN terms atterng to the American
Minister and his country
HUNGARY From Hungary we learn that since
the French condemnation of Haynau and his atrocities
no less than fifteen additional executions daily hrea-
tened at Arad.
The vaIedictory address Of Kossuth to his country
men, written Casopa has been published and is said
to be an enthusiastic and poetical document Speaking
OF General Georgey, he says-'The migrate whom thou
hast taened with thy abundance arose against thee,
traitor to his mother and DESTROYED thee utterly Thou
hast been betrayed-thou hast been sod-O nv coun-
try thy death-senence has been written beloved my
heart by him whose virtue, whose love never dared
to doubt es, IN the 1ervor OF my boldest thoughts
should almost as soon have doubted the existence OF the
Omnpresence as have believed that he would have
proved traitor to his country Thou hast been be-
trayed by him whose hands had but little time be-
tore, deposited the power OF great country which he
swoe to defend, to the last and nmost drop of his
hearts blood He hath done treason 10 his hearts blood
He hath done treason to his mother and the glitter Of
gold hath been Tor HIM more seductive than that of the
warm LIES blood shed to save his country. Base gain
has more value in his eyes than his country, and God
hath abandoned him as he hath abandoned his God for
his Allies in He'll Magyars Beloved Companions !!
blame me not for having cast mine eyes this man. and
tor having given to him my place. 1t was necessary
tor the people had bestowed upon him their confidence
The army loved him, and he obtained mower of which
myself would have been proud Nevertheless, this
man beed the confidence ofthe nation, and hath repaid
the love OF the army with hatred and treachery Curse
him, ye Magyars-curse the breast t lat did not dry
up before it gave him milk"
General Haynau is carrying on his unrelentng cruel
ties unchecked by higher authorities. The Jews at
Pesth more threatened with violence unless
they pay up the contributions demanded
ROME.-We have but little additional intelligence
from Rome 1t seems, however, that the Pope med-
taes an early return to the Eternal City His arrival
was at one time actually announced.
MOROCCO.-The dispute between the Emperor of
Morocco and the French increase in violence
The French Consul at Mogadore has been treated
been sent to his relief There severy probability OF the
affair ending in the bombardment OF frangers
LATEST FROM LONDON.
TUESDAY, Nov. It, P. M.-Advices from Constapti-
nope to the first instant say that the British fleet was
anchor in Aboukir Bay and would remain there until
the arrival Of the courier with the answer of Fuad
Efiendi; should that prove unlavorabe the fleet will
proceed Immediately to Constantnope.
Sir Straord Canning has communicated to the Turk
sh Government that the British Cabinet had unanimous
ly resolved to form defensive alliance with the Porte
IN the event OF hostile proceedings the part of Russia
Similar resolutions had been adopted by the French Co
yernnlent.
The Spanish troops at Rome had been ordered to re-
turn to Spain.
Sir H. Bulwer Minister to the United States embark
ed on board the steamer lIecate SOUTHAMPTON on the
10Th INST, but had not sailed the evening Of the same
day.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 10th.
CoTroN-George Hollis Circular says that the ac-
counts received by the America steamer Tuesday
somewhat contradictory to the state of the
weather generally but the advanced prices with compa
ratvey small receipts at the ports, and very short ship
ments making to gland, gave increased confidence to
holders. There has consequently been steady demand
and the market closed at an advance OF i'd per 10.
mddlng to lar American Sea Island continues In
fair request and the small stock on hand is held with
great flrmness at the advanced quotations.
The Cotton trade generally has been steady, and
prices OF all descriptions OF American as compared with
those OF last week. average OF an I'd per h. dear
Sea Island also brings I'd to I'd more. The sales
OF the week 1870 bales of which spectators took
30960 exporters $780, leaving $50 Of all kinds tor the
trade. The advices brought by the Niagara do APP
pear to have exercised any particular influence the
trade both buyers and sellers prepared for the
she brought from the cotton districts Of Anne
RIGA
BREADsruFFs.-The sales of Indian Corn were at 2Sa
29s; I'd. for white, and for yellow 26a27s.
FLoUR.-Westen Canal 22a24s,; Ohio 24s. cd. TO
26s; Baltimore 23s. 6da24.s
MONEY MARKET.-Ihere is but little change to no.
tlce this week in the money market On Friday evening
the appearance OF Consols was extremely good, and
prices showed further tendency to advance. Consos,
Tor money and account, 935a934 to 93s. Bank Stock
l53al99.
The New DIRK Herald publishes letter from Belize,
Honduras, giving account OF the wreck OF the Anne
rcan brig Draper, on the Mosquito coast, 100 miles
above San Juan, through the treachery OF the pilot
The passengers and saved themselves and camped