Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-04
LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
ARRIv AL OF THE FRANKLIN.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, Nov. O., Q P. M.
The steamer Franklin has arrived, having had an
excellent run. She passed on the 22d Oct. off ST. AL
bans head, large steamship supposed to be the Baltic
She brings large number ofpasSenpers among whom
is the Chevalier de Londe, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipoentiary from the Court of Brazil 10
the United States.
The Liverpool papers state that much excitement
prevailed throughout England on account of the nom
arrival OF the steamer Washington which, as was
supposed was eighteen days at sea when the Franklin
left. 1t will be recolected that the Washington was
compel ed to put back 10 New York after having been
week out, IN consequence of breaking some of her
machinery. This fact had not been known in Europe,
and the intelligence when ceived will of course alIay
further anxiety,
Kossuh had not yet arrived, but was shortly expect
ed at Southampton. public meeting had been held
at Leeds on Monday evening for the purpose of issuing
an address to him on the occasion OF his Liberation
from captivity.
The King of Hanover lies in very critical state.
Late accounts had been received in England from
the Cape OF Good Hope regarding the English forces
there and the general state of the country. Ten thou
sand more troops were wanted Immediately.
FRANCE.-Letters from Paris report that ma tiers
there look very serious. The persons spoken of for
the Cabinet, NJ BelauIt for Minister of Foreign
Affairs, General Bonn Jollie Minister of War; NJ.
Peanger. Interior; Benot Foud, Finances H. Seguin
Public Works; Lavalle, Commerce; Roger, Justice;
Admiral Parseval, Marine, and M Gerraud Public
Instruction. The party of order seems to be on the pon
of giving way.
The Bourse was quiet. Elves GOT 55c.: Threes 55f,
AUSTRIA,-Recan Vienna letters state that the
Emperor on his return from Gaicia will proceed at
once 20 Austrian Slesa.
A terrible expo occurred at Krems the 18th,
by which many lives were lost Some portions of the
magazine were blown 1000 yards, and houses shaken
as by an earthquake.
- The U. S. NJ inster Penipotenarv had arrived at
Vienna.
The ministerial crisis in France had an unfavorabe
effect on the Vienna Change.
The Prussian papers etae that treaty OF Commerce
had been concluded between Austria and the Porte and
ratlhcatons exchanged.
SPAlN.-Accounts from Madrid are to the 18TH
The Queen OF Spain had written to the C9bans
congratuatoy letter. rejoicing at the defeat OF the Gu
ban expedition and the execution of Gen. Lopez
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Cotton dull, and prices Of all descriptions had de-
clinet 3D. The average daily sales were 1000 to 5000
bales, chiefly to the trade.
In Flour and Wheat only moderate business was
doing at tine decline noticed on Friday, viz Sd. 3d.
on Flour and Id. On Wheat. Corn was but little in
CURED or and nominal at previous rates.
The Manchester market sympahised with the state
OF trade IN Liverpool, and business was limited, with
gloomy aspect.
Commercial advices from the Continent devoid
of interest.
RUPTURE BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND TURKEY.-The
probability OF an open rupture between Austria and
Turkey seems to believed in by the German press -
Vienna paper that the Gar has been consul
ted the SUBJECT and has answered that he is ready
aid Austrian any demonstration she may MAKE pros
vided she adheres strictly to the letter OF treaties
between her and Turkey.