Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-02
SECOND DESPATCH
ADDITIONAL NEWS PER CAMBRIA.

ENGLAND
Accounts from the Manufacturing Districts exhibit
very little improvement in trade Manufactured goods
do not keep pace with the accelerated value of the
material; the factories therefore, design esumng short
tme, or, in other words curtang the extent OF their
operations.
The sales OF Cotton in the Liverpool market for the
week ending on the 18th April, amount to $4,000
bales
In the Liverpool market, sugars trifle lower
Moasses was depressed thirty of Turpentne had
changed hands f32 sterling; Rosn was quoted at IS
to IS I'd per cw Rice was quie-no sales to re
port-prices unchanged; the amount of Bullion in the
Bank OF England had slightly decreased whilst the rate
OF discount ruled at two and half per cent.
RUMORED MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
Rumors were prevalent when the Cambria sailed that
the English Ministry would be compelled to resign in
consequence Of the inability of Ministers to sustain them
selves in Parliament
Parliament were endeavoring to curtail the amount
OF the public expenditures.
The weather in England and Ireland was pleasant
and the growing crops looked promising.
IRELAND.
From this unhappy country we have the usual steeo-
typed accounts Oppressed" 'fdown-trodden, and
starving Ireland appears not to have improved mo-
rally, socially or politically, for the last half century =.
FROM THE CONTINENT
The news from the Continent of Europe is unmnor
tant
In france, the utmost tranquility prevails.
The GREEK QUESTION remains unsettled and serious
apprehensions are entertained OF rupture between Rus
STA and England, growing out of this difficulty 1t is
SAID the Emperor OF Russia has assured King Ohio that
he would render him assistance provided England
should determine not to raise her present blockade
England having determined not to do till she receives
ample satisfaction OF her demands it remains to be seen
whether the Gear will make good his promise
The Havre Cotton market, at latest dates, continued
steady at former prices
THE NORTHERN MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, May Up. M.
The English news has unsettled the markets-hence
we decline sending quotations To-morrow's TRANSACT
tons will indicate the effect of the news.
THIRD DESPATCH
ANOTHER INSTALMENT OF FOREIGN
NEWS.
STEAMER CAMBRIA.
BALTIMORE May l. 9PM
The Cambria suffered detent ion of twenty-four
hours on her outward voyage, consequence of an &C
cden to her machinery, and the prevalence of dense
logs. She brings over SO passengers.
The steamer Niagara had not arrived prior to the
departure OF the Cambria from Liverpool
FRANCE AND ITALY.
The National Assembly were engaged in discussing
contemplated loan proposed by the Minister of FL
nance He proposes to raise paper a amounting
TO two hundred and fifty millions francs.
1t is said the Red Republicans raise co. 900 troops
in Paris and its vicinity to aid in enforcing their pecu
liar ideas Of liberty, equality and Fraternity.
1t is stated that the Pope will positively return to
Rome at an early day. A large French fleet together
with the American squadron lay at anchor in the Bay
of Naples
A letter from Rome states that the trumphal arch
erected in the Eternal City honor of the return of the
Pope had been burnt.
ENGLAND AND AUSTRIA.
An untriendly correspondence between the Cabinets
OF ST. James and Vienna has taken place. but our cor
respondent fails to enlghten as to the cause which
gave rise to this correspondence
The Croatian Instruction is at end, every symp-
tom otinsubordipation having been suppressed.
The Hungarian refugees had not arrived at their point
OF destination the inferior of the Ottoman Empire at
last accounts.
Austria says she will not be the first to disturb the
peace ofEurope, touching the attitude assumed by Prus
STA in regard to German affairs