Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-05
ONEWEEk LATER FROM EUROPE.

AANNAN AL Vt he STEAMSHIP CANADA.
NO NEWS OF THE ATLANTIC.
New York, Feb. 3, p M.
The Cunard steamship Canada, Capt Stone, arrived
at HALIFAX this morning, having sailed from Liverpool
on the 18th January one week after the steamer Arc
tic.
She will leave Halifax this afternoon. and arrive in
Boston Tuesday night.
The Canada brings no neacs OF the American steam
ship Atlantic Capt West. now anxiousy looked for.
She had been out from Liverpool three weeks when
the Canada sailed. and she had put into the Western
Islands for repairs many suppose there had not been
sufficient time to hear of her.
The Canada encountered very heavy weather during
the voyage.
FLOUR has also declined Cd to Is per Dbl
CORN, too, has declined Cd per quarter.
Provisions unchanged.
MONEY easy-Consols 96..
ToBAcco-Market FIRM
From ENGLAND the political intelligence is unimpor
tant.
FRANCE, however, is slightly agtated but Louis
Napoleon is said to be gaining strength.
The Holsten Army has surrendered Internationally
TO the Dahlsh forces; thus the Danish King reassers
his supremacy over the revolving Duchies.
The Old German Dieti about to be re tabshed
The Spanish Minister has resigned, and the Papa |
States are again agtated, politically.
POLITICAL NEWS.
ENaLAND.-The Englis political newspossesses no
interet of special moment. The papers are mostly
filled with specuatons relative 10 the exciting tonic,
likely to engage the early attention of Parliament -
They are strongly in favor of reduction in taxa1on.-
Among the most Prominent articles named for reduce
ton are the wncow and paper duties.
FRANcE-Louis Napoleon appears to have gained
tor the time being, complete mastery over General
Cangarnier and the National Assembly
The y National Assembly in acknowledging the right
OF the Executive Power dispose of the military com
mand, bames the made of that right and declares
that the General is Chief of the Army at Paris and de-
serves the title to confidence which the National Assem-
bly, testified to him.
On the isttng OF the Assembly on the Sd January.
an unqulet feeling prevailed among all classes On
Thursday the Assembly was crowded to excess An
amendment had been prepared and will probably pass
1t is stated that the Assembly had confidence in the
new ministry. At the latest accounts Lamartine was
making an able address in defence of the President.
The advices from the Duchies are that the Holseip-
ers have made unconditional surrender to the King of
Denmark.
Nothing is yet known definitely OF the proceedings
OF the Dresden Conference. Little doubt appears to
be entertained but the result will be the recon-
struc:ion OF the old Diet in Germany.
II is affirmed that a central power, with large army
at its command. has bsen resolved upon.
SPAIN Another weekly resignation of the Spanish
Cabinet has taken place. and this time it is said that
Narvsrez had actually left Madrid
RoME.-Accounts from Rome and the Papa States
represent a growing apprehension and uneasiness
among all classes.
The accounts from the Manufacturing districts re-
present trade as steady but rather limited business
The London Money NJ arket steady during the
week though some apprehension still felt that the
bank might be compelled to advance the rates Bro
kers have been demanding an advance over last week
Consols closed on Wednesday at9i; and on Friday at
got. The quotations for gold and silver are unchan-
ged
The business IN American Stocks has been to a mo.
S. Gs Of 1867 and 1868. which Wilmer & Smith quot
at 1914 l05