Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-09
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PACIFIC

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PACIFIC.
NEW YORK June 7, P. M.
The steamship Pacific has arrived, with dates from
Liverpool tc the 2Sth May, four days later than those
brought by the steamer Asia
The political news by this arrival, though interesting
is not highly important.
ENGLANp.-The discussion in the British Parlia.
the Ecclesiastical titles bill have resolved Them
selves into tacit understanding between the two great
parties that it possible, this important question
shall not be made the battle ground of political strife,
but that both The Government and the opposition shall
endeavor as far as possible to make the bill effective
The accounts from the agricultural districts are ia
vorab @.
The drain on the bullion of the Bank of Enga has
subsidized.
price OF admission shilling so much crowd
ed as at the first opening
FRANcE.-The Assembly talk of taking respite of
three weeks after debating he revision Of the constu-
ton.
One hundred and fifty refugees left Havre in the ship
Monmouth for New York.
We learn from Brussels that down to the 26h ult.
progress had beeu made towards the formation Of new
ministry.
Accounts from Lisbon state that General Saldanha
arrived 10 that city, accompanied by $500 troops on
the 18th, and was enthusiastically received. The Cen
era down to the 10Th, not able to form admin
istration owing to the ultra members OF the Septem
brsta party.
The co intry is said to be in sad state. The nan.
ces in a deplorable condition.
Vienna accounts announce the retirement from the
ministry OF NJ. Bruck, which had produced very un.
favorable impression upon change.
SPAIN-A riot occurred at Madrid which the civic
guard soon suppressed.
SCENE IN THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY,.
On the 25th inst. occurred in the Assem-.
bly, The sitting of the preceding day, also OF Thurs
DAY, was stormy enough; but compared with that OF
yesterday, was mere chd's play. Not since the Wild
est DAYS or the Constituent Assembly has there been
any thing like in the same place, and it may we'll be
doubted whether in assemblages of an ignorant
and brutal popuace more shameful scenes could be
acted.
There everything short of personal violence, and
at one moment it appeared very probable that the chill
dren ofths iraernal Republic would actually come to
blows. AS it was, the Assembly of France presented
Tor more than hour, and two occasions, picture of
savage tumult it is difficult to give an idea of.
The speakers at each moment brually inter-
rupted the debateif such mockery deserve the
wac suspended at short intervals. The House was
divided into two hostile camps arrayed against the
other as ii tor mutual combat, and shouts of Defiance
threats. insults, imprecations, clenching Of fists and
gnashng OF teeth presented TO the bewildered speca
tors Of the most fearful pantomnes they perhaps
ever behed.
The cause of the tumu was the bill on the organi-
cation of the National Grard and if such question
could excite fenzy OF an almost Unprecedented kind
what tits asked, may be expece when the great ques.
debate.
independently of the promptude with which the ex-
reme factions rush into angry collision, there exist
lives whichare believed to be strong enough to excite in
particular degree the rage Of the Mountain.
The increasing desire Tor revision, manifested in
the form OF petitions proceeding many OF hem do.
from localities hitherto known as the OF Socialism,
and perhaps, the consciousness of the national will not
taking the revolutionary direction, so much desired
would he sufficient to for the irritation exhibited
lately both in the press and the tribune.
The ParisJournas announce that Col. Shebu,ne de
puted by the u S. Cabinet to convey the remains OF
Commander Paul Jones to America, has been. unable
to discover the grave, and abandoned his search.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, May %.
CoTToN.-The market is firmer, and we notice an
advance Of per ID. in mddlng descriptions day
Sales for the past four days 270O0 baes-exporters
aud Spectators taking 5000 bales. The following are
the quotations for Orleans: fair Gid, middlmg AID TO
std.
EREADsTUFFs.-Corn is more active and Flour 10
rather better demand though we note no improvement
in prices ofeilher.
MONEY AND STocKs.-The money market is easy
and Consols are quoted 97f whilst American securities
are in steady demand at former rates.
SUGAR.-Market unusually active.