Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24
By Last Evenings Northern Mail.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Transmitted for the Baltimore Americana


and will be due at her wharf in Boston at an early hour on
Saturday morning -
The Caledonia has As passengers for Boston, excussy
of IS of the AZ of the Inflated barque Charles
Bartlett of Plymouth Mass, William Bartlett master
This vessel on Wednesday, 9th ult, at half past 8
O'clock p M, about 700 miles to the westward of Cape
Clear down by the steamship Europa, and sunk
in three minutes, with 1874 of the passengers and crew
The catastrophe occurred during dense fog and although
the boats of the Europa were instantly lowered and every
possible assistance rendered only 43 out of the I76 souls
were saved The captain mate and ten of the crew are
among the survivors
The Europa is acquitted OF all blame not only by the
survivors, but by the unanimous voice of the British press
and public. subscription of 1852 was promptly raised
by the passengers Of the Europa to which the propretos
have added t2o They also offered to carry the whole
pense. The Charles Bartlett bound from London to
New FORK with immigrants and had board $50 tons of
merchandise, consisting chiefly of lead and chalk
Mr.. K. b. Forb passenger on board the Europa be-
haved with surprising gaantry the occasion and has
been presented with gold medal by the Liverpool Ship
wreck Humane Society.
The Europa sustained no material damage by the COLI
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRANCE AND ROME-suRRENDER OF THE ErER-
OF much turbulence and reermnation during the past
week The despoic spirit which marks the proceedings
ofhe Government having the effect unite various sec
tons OF the Assembly, not heretofore friendly into COM
pact opposition to the Barot Ministry and in defence of
repubcanism Towards the close OF the sitting on We'd
nesday evening, some establishment created among
in preparation. The statement however was
vaguely given by the Hon member and appeared to have
foundation in fact so that ceased to produce any
impression.
On the Both ut the Constituent Assembly of Rome find
ing that further resistance to the French Arms would be
in van ceased hostties and virtually surrendered the
notification was made to the French Legislative Assem-
bly, thatin consequence OF the arrangement entered into
between Gen. Oudnot and the Roman Triunvirate the
gates ofParoa Portica and Pancrazzia had been thrown
open to the French troops who adopting measures
for the immediate occupation of Rome which would take
place with perfect quetness and order.
This communication produced deep sensation in the
Chamber.
correspondent writing from Paris says, just as the
Bourse was closing was stated positively that the Co
Yernment had received Gen. Oudinos dispatches an
nouncng the entry of the French army into Rome on the
3D. and that they were received with accamations by the
people The Divisions OF Garbald have been conducted
to Clvita Vecchia, where theyi would lay down their
Two divisions OF the army would be lodged and main
tanned by the Roman Government. The Funds rose on
the reception of this l per cent.
Just previous to the reception Of the decisive news from
Rome Gen. Bedau lett Paris to take command of the army
in Italy Gen. Oudnot had been ordered home in dis
grace. Arrangements were also promptly made to in
crease the army ofItaly to $4,000 men, Immediately on
the reception OF the surrender OF Rome Gen Oudnot
Geographic despatch sent to Marsees desiring Gen
Bedau to wait there for fresh instructions before proceeding
to Rome.
According the reports in the diplomatic circles of
on Thursday the General to take the place of M ar
court as Ambassador and is also charged with mission
TO MarSlla RaQetSKy, 10 negotiate all military matters
respecting the occupation OF Italy.
II appears certain that General Lamoricere goes to
st. Petersburg Ambassador, and that he is to pro-
test against the Emperor taking any part in the affairs Of
Italy.
A note from the French Government has been sent to
Prussia on the subject of Neufchate but Of unend
y natures on the contrary the relations with Prussia are
very satisfactory footing.
The Army ofhe al ps has been disbanded.
HUNGARY AND AUSTRALIAN official bulletin,
has been issued by the Austrans announcing the comnu
OF Hmparlans from Raah
said have rereated towards Acs previous to the capture
of the CITY, Gen Georgy declined to give the Austrian
battle at Raab, and was continuing his retreat towards
Gran, which will impose upon the Austrian and Russian
armies the necessity of leaving 10000 men before Comorn
Nevertheless Georgy would never have abandoned Raab
force against Paskewich.
A second edition of the London Herald says that a
rmor prevailed in Paris originating in the National As
semby, that the Hungarans had obtained immense ad
vantage over the Russians in the vicinity of Raab The
Russians said to have lost thousand men at Fiume
A conspiracy had been discovered against the Aus
TRANS.
desperate battle was fought the 29th ult, between
the Russians and the insurgents in the neghborhood of
Caascue and Mugennsedte, between the towns of Carl
seiuhe and Radstadt. The insurgents were defeated
Gen. Penekin has taken possession of Berlin
ENGLAND-The quarterly statement of the revenue
was published on Tuesday and when compared with last
years exhibits considerable falling off In the customs
otthe quarter there decrease Of f3l9 O55 the excise
Tiers ga decrease Of 945s the decrease
off upon the quarter, f493 $50.
The London election took place on Wednesday, and
resulted in the reelection of Baron Rohschd by an over
akeabe sign Of the determination of the citizens
what called full religious liberty. The opposing candid
ate was Lord John Manners, who was beaten by ma
jority OF over three thousand
In the course OF debate in Parliament, Lord Palmer
ston expressed confident hope that the President of the
United States will in his annual message to Congress, pro-
pose change IN the American Navigation Laws
ponding with that which will come into operation in Great
Britain on the LIST OF January next.
lRELAND.-Public attention in Ireland is absorbed
IN the promised visit OF the Queen which is announced
to take place during the first second week in Au-
gust The anticipated visit to have brought about
an entire oblterahon of all party feeling. In Dublin
preparations are being made to receive Her Majesty
with every demonstration OF loyalty and affection
IHE CROPS Concurrent statements from all parts OF
Ireland and England, confirm previous reports OF the
~ Lf7ERPoo IL M sRSsisTs '. July l.
The results OF this weeks business in Liverpool are
highly satisfactory to almost every branch Of trade
BREADsTUFFs.A considerable amount of business has
been done this week in Breadstufs at an advance ii
every article except in Indian Corn which has declined
mand for the article in Ireland. Wheat has advanced
Is to I'd per 70 lbs and Flour is up ed per Dbl The
closing prices OF the market for Western Canal 30
Cd 25s; Philadelphia 23s Cd 24s cd; Baltimore %
cd 25s; Ohio 25s 25s Cd Wheat--U S. red, whit,
and mixed rs Id a rs Sd per 70 lbs Indian Corn, pc
quarter, yellow and white, SO 34s Corn Meal per Dbl
The London and Provincial markets in the absenc,
Of home supplies have been equally active.
Cotton MARKEr-The operations of the week hav
been extensive those OF the last week. but tn
market firm with slight upward tendency and an actua
advance OF the price per h. in the lower qualities of Anne
rican This weeks transactions have reached $685.
bales of which 1880 were taken speculation ant
5000 for export The American descriptions sold consis
OF $4,000 at 4d to SID Middlng 4sd fair AID; % 0O
Alabama and Mobile at l-l6a5d; middng 4sd; fai
Al; and 500 Sea Island at s9al4d, The Hungarian ad
vices stimulated the Havre market and the sales OF Cot
ton on the 9th reached $500 bales advance foe
| rates.