Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-10
LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
LATER FROM ENGLAND.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
New York, Nav 81


ENGLAND.-The intelligence from England po-
ideally and commercially is important. Parliament
will re-assembie on the 2Sth, when the Income Tax
Bill and other will up for considerat on
The Protestant agitation is carried on with renewed vi
gor. AT the grand banquet in Edinburgh on Tuesday,
the attendance was very large Lord Eglinton took
the chair. There is to be similar demonstration
at London on the 29th Lord Richmond will OF cou sc
preside
1t is confidently reported that the Proteconsts are
devisng schemes to bring about another ministerial
crisis. Mr.. Wall pole has prepared series of strong
resolutions which he purposes to bring forward as
amendments to the PapalBill. These resolutonswl
pious constituents, and will in all probability secure
majority for them. Should they fail in the House OF
Commons they have strong hopes of succeeding in the
House OF Lords.
The Programme for opening the Worlds Fair had
been published and gives general satisfaction The
holders of season tickets and certain number of ex-
hibors to be admitted to the ceremony.
The announcement of her Majestys State visit has
had the effect OF raising the sale OF season tickets in
four days from 1000 to between l. 900 and 1900
So GREATS the demahd that the price has been raised
three guneas for ladies, and four guneas for gentle
men.
Barnum, the removed New York exhibitor, will have
a show OF curosties in London, during the Worlds
Far; amongst them Chinese family consisting OF
lady, her maid, two children, teacher OF music &c.
The family will, on their arrival, be presented to the
Queen.
The provinces pouring in regiments of the light
fingered gentry to the metropolis.
lRELAND.-The Limerick, Cork, Waterford and
other journals state that emigration continues to an
extent, stimulated in most ca ses BY remit
tances from America.
The Catholics of Dublin had held large meeting in
opposition to Papal Aggression Bill. MIR. Reynolds
M F., presided, and the attendance was large.
meeting OF Catholics from all parts OF Ireland was de-
termined on, TO be heldin Dublin on the 29th Seven
teen prelates including three Archbishops signifed
their approval Of the meeting.
FRANCE-The all absorbing topic of discuss ion at
Paris is the Presidential election. The republicans
are still divided on their candidates The moderates
support Gen. Cavalgnac, while the utras desire to
sustain some who represents the Socialist as we'll
as the Democratic sentiment
1t is reported that the French Government has ad-
dressed note to the Cabinet OF London requiring the
expulsion OF Ledru-Rollu and other French refugees
whose present facilities of communication with Paris
and the departments found exceedingly embarrass-
ing to the French Government, and calculated add
dangerous complications to the present crisis.
SPAIN.-The instruction in Portugal caused the
lveest sensation at Madfid. The Government lost
no time in assuring the Queen of Portugal of support
a Spanish army concentrating the frontiers and
couple OF ships OF war are being fitted out for the Ia
gus.
PRUSSIA.-Our Berlin correspondence is of the 2lst
INST The ministerial papers state that Austria had
troops through Piedmont. This proposal which has
been submit ed to the Cabinet at Turin has m AIDE
deep impression at Berlin. The same papers men
ton secret teaty between Russia and Austria and
that they endeavor gain the support oPrussa The
object OF the secret Austro Russian treaty is protect
Europe against the results OF the crisis which impend-
ing in France.
ITALY The Rsorgimento, of the 18th instant.
quotes the following, dated Florence, the 7th 1t has
been rumored for some days that England has lately
addressed to Austria very energetic against the
occupation by troops OF the Pontifcal dominons
and Tuscany. 1t is likewise said that similar sters
have been adopted with regard to France as respected
Rome and know that letters written from this last
city by official personageS ment ion that days ago
the French Government had endeavored TO impress the
Pope with the necessity OF "a speedy cessation of the
occupation.
AUSTRIA.-The diplomatic intercourse with the
Forte hss lately assumed tone of great acerbity-
Austria protests against the Sultans proposal to be-
rate the Hungarian refugees in Asia Minor.
1t is expected that the Pope's Government will solicit
the intervention of Austrian troops.
-, Our adyices from Vienna to the 10Th Instant
The papers publish list of the newly appointed men,
k.ieg, Hogendon, Packard Syogende, of Magyar
Syogen, Sbotti, OF Echen Craft Baumgartner, Buol,
Vera Burga the Count Itchy, and the Prince of Sat-
merfiereheeds kranheim 1t is stated that the Ger
man kigdoms will terminate the Dresden Congress by
recalling their agents
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, April 25.h.
The Canada, from Boston, arrived on the evening of
the 2ls and the accounts by her not being conrmatory
OF the short crop estimates complete panic has taken
place IN Cotton Holders have lost all confidence and
are forcing their stocks upon the market regardless of
price. The decline in American descriptions is fully
three eghts and in several instances further reduc
ton has been submitted to- The sales of the week have
200 and exporters 5000 bales The official quotations
which must be considered nominal are as follows -
Fair Orleans u; Fair Mobile 81; Fair Uplands St per
ib Middling 81 6. Cid; Inferior and Ordinary a
Odd st cd, 5 a 3D.
BREADsTUFFs.-The Corn market gets worse and
worse without any possibility OF maknga sale at fair
prices, the demand being completely overwhelmed by
the large supply Baltimore and Philadelphia Flour
cannot be quoted at 2Os a20s. 3D.; Ohio 1885, 3d.
l9s Cd.
~. WHEAT S. l0d.a6s for white, and SIS. 4d.a5s I'd. per
10 lbs. for red.
INDIAN CoRN--Yellow Corn als., whites33s.. and
mixed 0sa3os. ed. per quarter.
MONEY MARKET. THE money market during the
week has been easier Consols opened on Monday at
s7. aud closed Thursday at 81. for money and 974
on account. U. S. Stocks remain unchanged.
The President of the United States, having ac-
cepted Gas we have heretofore stately the invita-
ton of the Directors of the New York and Erie
Railroad Company to attend the celebration of the
completion of their great enterprise on the 14th
instant, will leave Washington on Monday morn
ing, and will be attended by the Secretary of State,
the Secretary ofthe Navy, the Postmaster General,
and the Attorney General, unless some unexpec-
ted event should cause change in the present
arrangements.-Na. Int. of yesterday.
FURTHER DECLINE IN COTTON.
New YORK. May Sc P. M.
Private letters from Liverpool Of the 26th state that
Cotton had declined eighth, making the total de-
cline Id. Onthat day the sales were 5000 bales.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER UNION.
New YoRK, May Sth-10, P. NJ.
The steamer Union arrived to-day, in six days and
ten hours from New Orleans.
General Scott, Adutant Jones and the celebra ted
Ravel family are among the passengers.
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