Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-12

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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

] BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
| HALIFAX, June TO-
The steamship America has arrived, bringing 81
passengers and three days later intelligence from Eu
rope Neither the propeller Lafayette nor the City
Glasgow had arrived at Liverpool up to IL o'clock or
the 3lst ofMay.
ENGLAND.
The Russell Ministry had been sustained by 80 ma
Jorlty in the House OF Commons, upon the motion Of
Mr.B ayy relative to the Government of Ceylon. A.
this is the last motion of importance on the books the
Ministry is Considered sale for the balance of the ses.
sion. The debate on the Ecclesiastical Titles bill was
still progressing.
AProtectionsts Meeting held in Tamworlh the re.
sidence OF the late Sir Robert Peel was attacked and
dispersed by The people, In the riot several persons were
injured, windows broken and it was found necessary
to call out the military TO suppress the disturbance
| The crops are promising. Emigration continues as
brisk as during ths Spring.
The first clause of the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill pas.
sed by vote OF 244 to g. The G ass Palace continues
| 10 attract us thousands. Upwards of $4,000 persons
passed through its doors in one day.
The United Service Gazette states that the cost in
CURED in the first months hostiliiies the Cape OF
Good Hope was E26 900 and has been between ESQ :
oO0 and 10000 per month since.
Mr. Crawford, free trader has been elected repre- sen
| tatve from Harwch.
A large number of American ships LETT Liverpool on
|
chiefly destined tor the cities OF New York, Boston
| Philadelphia and Baltimore. Many of them have de.
termined to seek the Far West and some design emf
| grating to California.
| OF the gross amount of custom revenue nearly one.
:iird is expended in collection The total gross reve-
nue. collected in 1850 in the United Kingdom is f22-
| 500 600.
JP Martin, Chief Engineer of the Pacific has been
presented by several of the passengers with complete
service OF plate, testimony of personal esteem
VIM. H. Lowry and Thos. Mentally, Of the packet
snip Arabia, running between New Y rk and Liver
pool have been arrested on the charge of murder on
the high seas aud both committed for trial at the next
| asszes. Bail was fixed at fl00.
| FRANCE.
There is nothing oil moment from Paris beyond the
fact that the Legmists are making every effort TO at
tain the desired revision Of the Constitution The par
y OF order remain firmly attached to their President
C1mmeIcIal affairs are brisk. The Bourse, closed
dull. M. Pascha Duprats amendment 10 the National
Guards Bill was rejected In the Assembly.
| PORTUGAL.
The Duke OF Saldanha has not promu gated any
new measures since his arrival Lisbon. Reformers
are daily calling on The Queen to abdcate. The friends
OF Count Thomas indignant at his recall from the
Court of Madrid.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor remains at Warsaw, in company with
the Emperor OF Russia and the King OF Prussia The
result OF their conference has not yet TRANSFERRED Great
sensation has been created in Hungary by the arrest OF
OF the Countess of Jeleky and her companion, M ad.
Erdey, at DetaIgo. They have been ordered to I'M
Countess is said to have bern the medium of the cor
respondence between the refugees in London and Asia
Minor and their partizans in Hungary. Some OF the
correspondence had been seized.
DENMARK.
1t is stated that Prince Christian, Of Backsburg, is
| TO succeed 10 the throne OF Denmark.
ITALY.
The disturbances between the Roman and French
soldiers continue. The French authorities in Rome
caused ten thousand raons and large supply OF am
munition to be taken to the Castle ofSt Angleo Symp-
toms OF dissatisfaction papahy being manifested
many OF the Roman States and there apprehensions of
serious results.
CAPE OF Coon HoPE.-No further intelligence from
this country since the last accounts.
ALGERIA.-A conflict has taken place between the
Cabyese and French forces in which the former were
defeated with the loss OF several hundred killed. among
whom were many prominent officers.
VERY LATEST BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
May have been received. The National asserts that
the loss of the Army in Africa, under General ST.. Ar
chdis, has been much moderated. The number killed
is s'a'ed TO be 3O6, and wounded over 1900.
BoURsE-5's closed at 81; 3s 56f. 45c.
LONDON, 3l.-Three failures were announced yes
terday morning at the Stock Exchange in connection
with share settlements. The parties were Legrand,
Stevenson and R. Mortimer.
The receipts of the great Industrial exhb at
the door yesterday amounted 10 two thousand eight
hundred and thirty nine pounds, sixteen shngs.-
The public interest IN the case OF the ncar.er-
alton OF Col. Paulet Somerset has measurably SUBJ
sided.
HAvRE.-Sales OF Cotton for the week ending the
18th amount to 5000 bales; stock on hand l6 900
Several American ships expected to arrive with fresh
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, May 81.
CoTToN.-The market closed firm on Friday at last
weeks rates. Fair Uplands quoted at 5id.; fair Mo-
bile 3D., and fair Orleans CID The sales Of the week
are 81 600 bales of which exporters took 5000 and
spectators 5000 bales.
BREADsTUFFs.-F Flour is less active but unchanged
in price. Wheat is in request at late rates.
Corn has slightly declined but continues in fair de-
mand.
.FREIsHTs are stationary. Passengers are toIerably
plenty and rates lower.
MONEY MARxEr.-Money is active. Consols closed
u S. 6's 1862 lO5 LOG; doo '6s, 10Y; ditto 67 6s
Stock ll2 l13. New York State SIS, '5S 80, IS &C..
Massachusetts 6's, rs, LOG lo7. Pennsylvania SIS,
81 SO. Ohio 6's, 10, rs, 1915.
Trade in the manufacturing districts still dull.
HOLM GSHEAD, FELTY & CO.'S CIRCULAR.
We have had considerable activity in our Cotton
markets this week, arising more from increasing. de-
the United States on Monday last OF large receipts at
the ports, but giving untavorabe reports of growing
crops, gave favorable impulse to our market. The
sales that day were 900 bales but the principal ea
ture 10 notice. is that the trade buy with more
fdence and no longer in all cases restrict their pur-
chases to small quantities; added to this there has been
daily good demand tor export. chiefly for better quail
tiles OF American, besides fair amount OF business
speculation. Thus the demand has been sufficient to
give healthy tone to the market On the other hand
it be remarked that either from necessity
other cause, there has been strong desire to SELL and
generally too much offering for large demands so
that prices 1although higher than last weeks except
perhaps tor the inferior qualities not sufficiently
| changed to enable us to alter our quotations.
The Legislature of New York met in special session
Tuesday, pursuant to the proclamation of Cover.
nor Hunt, to complete the unfinished business OF the
regular session, which was broken up by the resgna-
ton ofthe Democratic Senators opposed to the i'm
provement OF the Erie Canal In his message of Tues
day the Governor recommends the speedy passage
Of law for enarging this great work, important
to the growing commerce and prosperity OF the Empire
| State
| The MNr.-The coinage at the Mint in Philadel-
pha during the week ending 7h inst was
24,729 half eagles
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