Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-05
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

The dates by THIS steamer to the goth July from
Liverpool as already announced per telegraph We
subJoin brief summary of news from the Old World
furnished by this arrival
ENGLAND.
The proceedings of Parliament possess no general in
ierest Inc Ministry evnce intention to resign and
IL IS expected the session will shortly close. Once on
the spirit duty bill, and subsequently on the attorneys
certlfleate, the Government barely escaped defeat.
Sir Thomas Wilde has been promoted to the WOOL
sack.
The angry feeling In the Church, consequent upon the
dispute between the Bishop OF Exeter and the Rev Mr.
Gorham, Is again about to occupy public attention
great meeting to discuss the subject is to be held EARL
In London when It is proposed TO adopt series of re.
solutions by the High Church party, Of which the first
will be in the form of protest against the Judgment of
the Gorham The second will consist of the adop
ton of address to the Queen Third an address to
the Arch Bishops and Bishops Fourth an address to
the Scotch Bishops Fifth to the clergy and aity of
| England.
The present Sir R. Peel has been elected for Tam
worth without opposition.
The cholera has again broken out in London.
Preparations being made for laying down the new
line of West India mail steamers
Inc weather and growing crops are reported to be all
thatcould be desired ~, n
The law against the press passed the Assembly
by majority of 1877. The bill has undergone many
alterations Its chief features that the caution
ney is enormously increased. Stamps imposed on
all new spapers. Paris journals more heavily stamped
than provincial This large increase prices
oil newspapers. Every newspaper article must be sign
ed by the OF the writer Newspapers which pub
ls tale, sketch story, will have to pay centime
more per stamp. A good deal of excitement arose in
the Assembly in consequence OF an abusive article d-
rected against the Assembly in the Journal POuDoir,
which is considered the Presidents organ. Gerardn
defended the editor, who was subsequently summoned
before the House and fined 5000 francs, by majority
OF 275 to ll9.
From the statement of NJ Foud, the Finance Min
ser 1T appears that the deficit for 1850 would be H.
ooo Soo ifuHcs which, added 10 the deficit OF 1870 cad
1913 leaves general deficit in the three years of 575,
oo0 900 francs He reports that the improvement this
year had been immense Never the collection of
the direct taxes more easily effected The export of
goods of Partisan manufacture exceeds the correspond
ing period last year by 100000 francs In Lyons the
Improvement was not less marked, and the number OF
unemployed operators had dimnihsed two-thirds The
navigation had also considerably increased The rail-
roads had produced 1871 900 francs more than during
the first half of 1S49
The Assembly had closed the general discussion on
the budget. The Montagnards raised discussion on
the Duchess dOreanss Jointure, which passed by
1863 to III votes
1t is said that Gen. Changarner has completely
trumphed over the Minister OF War and that the lat
ter will have to resign.
The custom returns for June about equal to those
OF the corresponding month of last year. There is
' DENMA AK ys AN Il 0P THG pUcHGs
Adylces from Hamburg are to the 18th. A hostile
movement on the part of Denmark has been made She
has placed her troops the frontier OF the Duchess
decisive manner.
Holsten is supported by Brunswick, Hanover, and a
few of the German Contedera:ed States while Den
mark has the firm support of Russian fleet of about
Is sail of the line.
1t is reported that the Prussans have made retro
grade movement from Schleswig, and that the Danish
Quartermaster has sent orders far Fluesburgh
to have quarters prepared for large body oftroops to
be placed in occupation there.
Several of the German and Prussian officers have
joined the Holstein army, with view to active SER
vice.
In addition the IS sail OF Russians it is said that
additional vessels have been seen off Rostock
The correspondent OF the London Herald says "the
greatest anxiety is now manifested to ascertain how
lar the Russian Government will intervene The Han
overan Chamber has expressed the greatest sense OF
dissatisfaction at the conclusion OF the peace and it is
likely that the Chamber will force the Government to
render all the protection it to the of Stadt-
Moderate against Denmark, in which there is
much reason to apprehend war, and one in which
England will be more or-ess mixed up.
Another correspondent, writing the evening of the
10Th, says: have no reasonable question that
couple OF battaons OF Holsten infantry have entered
the Dachy of Schleswig." Intelligence has been re
ceved and posted in the Borsenhae to the effect that
the head quarters of the Scheswig Ho stein army were
to be, and this day, in the town oSchleswig. Con-
sequently, the war may be said to have commenced.
Six Danish and Russian ships of war have been crus-
ing since yesterday before the harbor of Kiel.
GERMANY.
The College Of Princes has been held, but nothing
definite has been effected in the settlement OF the affairs
OF Germany. tasss-ss-aa.sa y s--~
The late correspondence between Prussia and Aus
trial. on the constitution of an interior Central Govern
ment OF Germany has failed to produce any result
Still Prussia does not abandon the hope that agree
ment will eventually be made, and to effect which she
proposes to proong the present organization OF the
Union for three months, TO which of the states
have assented.
The Zollverein Congress is held at Eape 1t is
considered certain that the Prussan propositions for
increase of protection to the manufacturers will
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY
Haynau has been dismissed in disgrace from the 60
vernment of Hungary. The immediate cause OF this
confidential friend Of Kossuth. The Government
would gladly dismiss Radetzky too from his Italian
command, but he is too powerful:
The cholera is less viruent at Vienna.
TURKEY.
The news of the Bulgarian revolt is most conflicting.
Letters from Semn Of the Sd announce that the Bull
garans had taken the city OF Begraye after an obst-
nate resistance, and had captured eight cannon. The
force of the Bugarians amounted to $4,000 men,
There believe that the revolt of serious
character.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The overland mail reached London on Friday. The
dates are Calcutta, June Ii Madras, June s China,
May 90.
The political intelligence is of no Importance India
was tranquil
A serious epidemic had broken out in Canton, which
resembed the yellow fever in the West Indies. 1t is
said to be invariably fatal, and in in about IL
hours.
The cholera raging frghtiuy at Camboda
BROWN & SHIPLEY'S CIRCULAR
LIVERPOOL, 18th July.-The deporabe accounts
ceived OF the growing crops by the last steamers
have given fresh impulse TO Cotton. Prices have
again advanced td.atd per h. on all descriptions. In
the early part OF the week the greatest anxiety pur-
chase was manifested by SPECTATORS; exporters and
the trade demand rather abated market closing
quietly with more disposition the part of holders to
realize.
Sales for the week ILL., 900, with 1000 on specula-
| ton, and 10000 for export American descriptions
sold, consist Of 900 Orleans at 5aa6 900 Upauds
at 7a9! $4,000 Mobile and Alabama at 65a8., and
1000 Sea Island llta22d. Fair Orleans quoted St
| Upands and Mobile Sd Mddling descriptions I'D
further advance has taken place in yarns. Without
equivalent in price of goods, it is feared many looms
must stop from present loss descriptions OF CLOTH
The present stock of Cotton is 447 900 bales Of which
29S 900 are American against total OF stock of 7S7,-
900 bales last year, of which 600 American.
The continuance OF fine weather has created great
quetness in our Corn market, and the following quota
tons must be considered almost nominal Yellow In
dian Corn 25s 6da26s, mixed 25s and white 26s 6da27s
per Or Western canal Flour lSsa23s Canadian 23sa
23s Cd; Sour lsa20s per bb Wheat sda6 4d per 20
lbs.