Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-28
LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA
AT BOSTON


The steamer Niagara, with advces from Liverpool to
January 18th, arrived at Boston at o'clock Friday
morning
KossUTH's DooM.-The last mail from Constantho-
pe (says the London Standard OF Freedom) brought us
the news that the question regarding the Hungarian Re
iugees had been finally settled between RUSSIA ana
Turkey Dembns,v and the rest of the Poles who
served in Hunoarv are to be expelled from Turkey, and
Kossuth and his followers TO be imprisoned for le
in son,e fortified town in Central Asia They are not
70 he close nrsoners but their place Of residence will be
ndar the constant surveillance OF the Turkish author
AUSTRIA
The Breslau Gazette of the 9th says: " The public
mind in Vienna much taken up with reports OF coup
Gea-reports which even current in military circles
The day named for putting it into effect the 9th or 7t
INST The military measures are really formidable
Within circle OF six miles round Vienna, the houses
are full OF sodiersthee are at least $4,000 men in
Vienna and $4,000 could be poured in by the railways
in the course OF three four days.
The report that alliance offensive ana defensive aa
been concluded between Prussia, France and England,
circulated at Berlin on the SUN ult.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY & CO.'S CIRCULAR.
Correspondence of the NeW York Tribune
4 Per Niagaral LIVERPOOL, JAN II, 1850
The animate existing in our Cotton market at the
departure OF the last continued up to the 3lst
u when discovered that the actual stock In this
mort exceeded the previous estimate nearly 100000
bales The discovery of this mistake caused amomen-
tary depression in prices and cessation Of business but
the arrival of the Europa, with less encouraging pros
poets of present crop having given tone the
market prices rallied I'd per h., the business for the
week ending 4th instant amounting to $4,000 bales Of
which spectators took II 900 bales.
This was succeeded by limited business, but without
much change in prices till the arrival of the Hiberna
on the morning OF the 9Th inst, with much reduced es-
Inmates OF the crop, say 100000 to 100000 at
extreme, and materially improved prices in New York in
the face ofreduced quotations hence The effect i'm
mediate spectators and spnners vieng with each other
the extent OF their purchases, at improvement in
prices of .a.d per h. thus establishing advance in
The fortnight of sasd per h. in all descriptions OF Ame-
rican except Fair Orleans, which is only raised Id per
ID the market closing steadily but with less animation.
FAIR Orleans are quoted at 67s fair Uplands and Mo
bles 3d. and mddling qualities, 6ia6sd per h. The
sales for the week amount to $3.50 bales, OF which
Spectators have taken 800 bales and exporters TO
bales
We have little or change to notice in Corn
Market the demand for consumption being to fair
tent at the following quotations White Indian Corn,
3Oa3Os Cd; Mixed and Yellow, 2Ss cd 29s per quar-
Ter, with little ON sale. Old Western Canal Flour, 23s
23s 3D. Philadelphia and Baltimore, 24s 3D. and scarce;
Ohio. 25s New Westerns, 17sa20s; Old Sour, l9s COS
per Dbl. Wheat, 4s cd to Is 81 per 70 lbs Indian
Corn Meal, l4s per Dbl nominal
Yours, respectfully,
BROWN SHIPLEY & co.