Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-16
BY LIST Evenings Northern Mail.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
SEVEN DAYS LAT4 r. FROM EUROPE.
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Transmitted for the Baltimore American.


ST JoHNs's, July 18th, l A. Nj.
The steamer Niagara, Capt Ryne, with SO passengers
and intelligence week later from all parts Of Europe,
arrived at Halifax early yesterday morning, and was ex
pected to leave for New DIRK at o'clock. She will be
due at her wharf at late hour Saturday evening.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
LIVERPOOL, June 30.1he operations OF the last week
have been buoyan Prices have been firm, with an i'm
pota extension of business transactions almost every
branch OF trade.
independently ofthe increased vitality observable in our
Corn and Cotton markets. accounts from the manufactu-
ring districts most cheering and afford good prospects
OF more vigorous activity.
National Securities have been firm throughout the
week, but the funds somewhat duler yesterday on
account OF excess Of stock beng thrown on the
ket tor immediate transfer.
The London Money Market is remarkably easy and dis
counts tor respectable paper are easily obtained.
The stock OF Bullion IN the Bank Of England is now
about fifteen million sterling
Advlces from Bombay to the 2st and Calcutta to the
9th May have been received and satisfactory in the
highest degree The country is restored to perfect quIe
and the commercial reports state that the close OF the
business only small stocks of goods left
Bombay and IN the interior.
The avces from Paris to Tuesday evening that
the city perfectly tranquil and business the Bourse
steady, WITH an upward tendency and rise in prices
GENERAL SUMMARY.
The Niagara experienced succession of heavy gales
from the West Southwest during the whole passage
Her freight list shows t5UU0 in specie.
The OF Liverpool and havre to be connected
by line OF first Class steamers under the direction Ut
Mclvers agent OF the Cunard steamers.
In Parliament, the removal OF the Jewish Dsabl-
ties Bill has been rejected in the Upper House by ma
Jouty OF rs the inl,ter not venturng call for the
proxies.
Baron Rohschild having been rejected has already
copied the Chlern hundreds and made appeal to the
electors His success is coLsde.e ed ceitiin.
The House OF Commons has affirmed the second read
ing OF the ariage Bill, to render valid marriages with the
Bis ters OF deceased wives
The Animation Bill, which recently completed its pas
sage In the House OF Commons has been rejected by the
Lords by large majority.
The Smith OBfien transportation bill is now an act Of
Parliament but 1t is sand to contain fatal bunder and
it's supposed the approaching visit OF her majesty Ire
land Will be sgnalzed by xte.dng her royal pardon
the Irish State Prisoners.
FRANCE-The new law against the Clubs has alrea-
dy been put in force.
On Monday the ministry introduced into the Legislative
Assembly bill for regulating the press which M. Odon
Barrel stated was intended merely temporary
sure to regulate the position of the press until they could
organize law the subject.
In the OF the debate in the Assembly on Foreign
Affairs the minister declared that there danger Of
war M. de Tocquevlle said that after having more
carefully considered the subject he had been unable to dis
cover the slightest trace of that holy alliance OF which
honorable members had expressed such jealousy In the
of his speech De ocquevile talked of the frank
ness OF the Russian Government, expression which
received with bursts OF laughter During the debate Gen
Cavalgnac made most important speech.
RO4dri.- The latest intelligence from Rome says that
Oudnot had far succeeded that the city was entirely at
his mercy but 10 spare the horrors OF frighttu
mage he has submitted terms TO the tumyirate which it
Is thought would be accepted 1t is said that the English
Government offered friendly remonstrance against the
bonlbardment OF Rome urging upon the French Govern
ment the necessity OF coming to accommodation
HUNGARY 1t is said that the Hungarians were par
italy defeated by the Ausrans the 2ls and compelled
to retire beyond the Waag where from the nature of the
country, they will be better able to repe the invading
forces The Austrian and German journals state that
contests have occurred several points the Waag and
some ascbed victory the Hungarians and others the
Austrlans The German Reorme, which has hitherto
been favorable TO Ausna, that the Austrans have
Sustained Checks and that the cholera and other malaes
ale raging in their camp 1t also says that the agyars
ale displaying greater enthusiasm than and that Kos
shth has ordered the Austrian prisoners numbering several
thousands, to work on the BrecZin Railway.
SCHLt.SWlG HOLSTEIN--The London Globe
states that the dispute relative this Duchy will very
shortly be brought to settlement.
II Ally Aucona has at last surrendered to the Aus
Trans alter terrible bombardment. The boubardment
OF Venice has been suspended account Of terms OF
pltuaton having been proposed by the besieged
FROM THE EAST.
CHINA.-Ihe emperor Of China has in defiance of
treaty tpuatons refused to open Canton to the adms
SION OF foreigners.
JAVA.-From Vallay, the accounts announce the COM
plete victory OF the Dutch. The attack commenced
the 18th OF April and after ID hours hard lighting all the
tolttlcatons taken and the Nethe land flags hosed
within the walls. The Valans said had 5000 killed
and wounded The Dutch lost about $50 1t is thought
that island will be forthwith annexed to the Dutch
possessions
DISASTER TO THE WATER WlTCH.-The u S. steamer