Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-25
ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPF


The steamer Hermann arrived at her wharf at half
past P M, to day. She brings London dates to Oct
9Th and Liverpool to the 7th
Cotton in Liverpool on the 7lh was firmer for lowe
grades Of American. Sales were made of 1000 bales
in other qualities change.
Flour was in good request cd. advance. Wheat
has advanced I'd. per bushe Indian Corn rather neg.
Iected and floating crops easier to buy.
In the Money market no special change was noti
cable
Tobacco in good request at previous prices
The Money market easy. Stocks steady with
out any material change. Cousdls had huctuated and
closed at 965ae7 tor money.
At Manchester the 7t trade was dull.
The steamer Pacific arrived ont on the 9Th The
rush to obtain admission to the Great Worlds Exhi-
ton continues il anything greater than The
average OF visitors is about hundred thousand per
day.
PARIS, Oct.7. Elves we're selling on Boarse at 90
Threes 60 off at 56f 26 confines.
piece of Australian gold has reached London
weighing A lbs. The official quarterly returns of the
revenue show Improvement on the corresponding
quarter last year The Custom duties have increased
E5000 and the excise duties show about an equal adj
vance. The income and post Office revenues had aI-
len off.
Several deaths had occurred among the English no.
bty, including the Earl of Liverpool, Vscount Boz
Ingbroke, Lord Stafford, L2dy Douglass Halliburton
and Rear Admiral Hancock. Lord Stafford, will
be remembered, married one Of the Misses Cation, OF
Baltimore.
The address OF kossuh to the democracy Of Mar
settles has disPIea,ed many OF his English friends on
SAID. however,
he hardly TO be held responsible for it, on account of
the great haste in which it prepared. The Paria
OF PARIS, in explaining why the government had re-
fused kossnh passage through France, calls him
the turbulent h0s8uth, personitying the spirit
OF revolution rather than nationality who is arrang-
Ing triumpha entry nto England" a0d then con-
rasts ialm with the illustrous l3athyany who avoid
ing all ecat, demanded on his arrival he hospitality
OF France, which was instantly accorded him. Bat
hyany is in Paris. Kossuth still Marseilles
the 81 INST.
kossufh after remaining sl,nrt time at Gouth-
ampon, will proceed to London and will remain IN
England about tive weeks and then embark for New
York.
1t was reported at Vienna that the Austrian Loan
had been t3kPn.
Commercial accouots from France are less favora-
bic.
SPAIN.
The Gazette OF Spain publishes several royal ordi
nances, containing Improvements and reforms 10 be
introduced into the administration Of Cuba
The Niagara arrived Liverpool on the 6th after
run o. IL days and IA hours mean time.
The West India mail steamer Clyde, with specie to
the value OF S625299 90, arrived at Southampton on
the 9TH inat.
The great event and topic of conversation when the
Hsrmann sailed, the expece arrival OF Kossuth at
Southampton, which was expected to take place abonl
the 18th of October he having sailed from Marse lie
on the LIST inst Business matters in EnQland were
improving. Tie iatuX OF bullion into the bank was
beginning to be favorabIy fe in the money market
Railway shares had advanced cons dera bly, The
Herman, brings ever $50 passengers and small
freight.
The Queen ofSpan has conferred pension of 1000
reals on the widow OF Gen Emma, on account OF the
gallant services Of her husband.
FRANCE.
Kossuth before leaving Published an address the
Democrats OF France, in which he mentions the refusal
of the French Government to allow him pass
through France. The "Peupe," at Maraelles, was
seized for some remarks made on the subject. The
liberal portion oil the Paris press compare the action of
the city of London with that OF the French Govern
men and waving the prosecutions to which the press
has been subjected speak III Just terms OF the conduct
of the Government. Private letters state that Lord
Dodey Stewart had received intelligence that at
at Southampton. Two Austrian females had lett VI
for that purpose, and the authorities had resolved
to take every precau ion to protect him from these ia-
natics.