Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-08
LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT.
KossUTH, HIS WIFE AND SUITE ON BOARD.


ate terms. He will remain with Dr. Doans urpt;l The
committee of reception from N York shall arrive to
escort hun to the city
Lola Monies is also among the nassenoers of the
Humboldt.
The Humboldt left Havre at A. M. on the 2olh
uIt. and anchored at Cowes at p. Nj. on the same
DAY. hossuth aud Madame Kossuth are accompanied
by M and Madame Pulski, together with his abide
camP and secretaries, making in all IL persons, As
ihe humboldt came up the bay kossuIh was salHted
by discharge OF II guns, which was returned the
part OF the On his arrival at Staten Island
large number OF persons, notwithstanding the unsea-
sonabeness OF the hour, rushed down TO the dock to
welcome HIM.
The departure of Kossuth from the shores of Eng
land was marked by demonstration al SOUTHAMPTON
equal In enthusiasm TO thai which attended his land
ing. Nearly the whole population turned out to bid
him "God Speed" and the aectonate expressions of
esteem That were uttered exhibited the strong i'm
preston his virtues and talents had made upon the
minds of the English people.
LORD Pahnerston's Vieios of Hungary and Kos
Suth-A deputation waited on Lord Palmerston ou
the 18Th ut TO present address from the borough OF
FInsbury and other places, thanking him Tor his hui
mage and patriotic cor duct in dema ndng the release
OF hossulh his lordshp replied to these demonstra.
lions in speech favorable 10 the Hungarian cause al
though couched 10 cautious and moderate terms. The
population Withdrew from the presence Of the British
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, highly graied with the
warm reception they had received.
FRANCE.
The news from France is of a most exciting char
acter. The stormiest debate ever known before 10
French parliamentary annals had taken place in the
Legislative Assembly, upon proposition for appoint
ing an armed force 10 protecl the Assembly. The pro-
lect, II carried would have had the effect of exciting
civil war; the end OF which could not have been fore
The measure was, however. rejected by majority
OF t0o votes and thus Louis Napoleon and his mn-
i,try completely tIiumphed The National Assembly
lost ground by its abortive intrigues against
the President, that his position is now pronounced by
MS bltterest Toes to be Tor the moment stronger than
ever before.
Marshal Soult dangerously ill, and his decease
was hourly expected.
All impor ant commercial operations in Paris appear
to have been suspended in consequence of the uncer-
tany which exists relative to the differences between
the Executive and Legislative powers. Affairs are
somewhat better at Lyons, where cargo orders had
been received from the United States
The French funds had risen very considerably. and
there appears to be great confidence on the Paris
Bourse that the political crisis, now postponed, may
hereafter be surmounted without popular dstulhan-
ces.
AUSTRIA.
From Vienna we learn that 200 respectable brokers
and dealers on the Bourse of hat city had been order
cd to quit the Austrian CAPITOL for Clearing" the ex-
change market. This arbitrary measure had excited
deep discomfort and did not materially tend to allay
the financial crisis which prevailed.
MOROCCO
A revolution had broke out in Morocco alta place
called Jafat, headed by nephew of the present en-
peror.
AUSTRALIA
The London papers continue publish fresh details
OF the extraordinary gold mines of Australia where the
abundance OF the auriler said 10 exceed any
thing vet heard OF in Gallo rn ia.
The King OF Hanover late Duke of Cumberland died
at Hanover on the 18th ut BY his death the Eng
lish Government saves Ell 900 pei year. that sum hay
ing been annually paid 10 him.
Fearful earthquakes have taken place along the
Albanian and Davation coasts.
The average stock OF bullion held by the Bank of
England in both departments during he month end
ing LIST OF November, was Els, l56, 1926 being an in
crease of e375 l04 compared with the previous
month land decrease of G922,03 when compared
with the same period last year.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10.
The sales of Cotton the 18th, amounted TO 5000
bales, OF which 1000 bales were taken by exporters
at former rates. On the following day the sales
ted to 1000 bales 2500 of which were on speculation,
prices rising I'd In consequence OF holders Withholding
their stocks.
LONDON MARKET.-The Mark Lane Corn Market
was very firm, with an advance of Is per quarter
fine qunitles OF wheat. Floating carqses of Indian
corn and wheat were held firmly and salt effected on
better terms than previously reported
Money was plentiful at easier rates The funds and
railway shares had vastly improved, and from the
weight OF capital seeking investments further advance
was expected
Flour had advanced Cd per bb
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
The Cunard Royal mail steamer America arrived at
New York Friday night, at about 10 o'clock. She
brings London papers to the evening OF November 81
and Liverpool papers to the 22d, two days later than
those by the Humboldt.
The following communicated by telegraph, JUS
prior to the sailing of the steamer
LONDON, Friday evening, Nov. 81.
PARIS, Thursday morning.-The correspondent OF
the CONSTITUTE nne at Constantinople eates that private
lete from Iaraoc brng the of fresh and terri
Bile defeat sustained by the Russians in Crcassia.
SPAIN.
The Globe confirms the report that the Queen OF
Spain has pardoned % British subjects taken in Cuba.
They oh ehv young lads, nvelgled blythe ploter
OF the expedition TO join it under false representations.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
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New YORK, Dee. 6 Il A. M.
The steamer Niagara, Capt. Ryrie, has arrived,
bringing days later news from Europe
MARKETS.
Cotton during the week had been firm, but unchang.
ed in price Sales OF 40 900 bales OF which 1000 were
on speculation Fail Uplands Sd; fair Orlean. std.
Breadsluffs we re firm with good business Pro.
visions dull and unchanged. Trade in Manchester
was very satisfactory. Money was easy. and bank
stock and railway shares were advancing. Consols
per account closed at 9S3a99.
GENERAL NEWS.
The Russians have again been dee ated by the Cir
casslans, with terrific loss.
The news from England is OF no importance.
The Hon. Robt. J. Walker had been rendered at
public dinner at Manchester.
FRANCE.
The "Constilutionne" states that there is a fsgran
conspiracy in the Assembly against the President
The editor OF of La Province, Soca list Journal, had
been sentenced to one months Imprisonment and foe
OF 1000 trancs tor an article offensive to the President
Of the Republic.
The Government was about to besow the decora
ton of Legion of Honor the French exhibitors who
had obtained medals at the Great Exhibition
I've law restricting the exercise OF suffrage would
be repealed.
Two steamers had come in collision at Marseles-
One OF them sunk, and all on board pershed
SPAIN.
Madrid accounts state that the Spanish Government
had pardoned on the demand of Lord Howden, %
English subjects who had taken part the Cuban ex-
ped ton
Several thousand stand of arms had been embarked
at Cadiz for Cuba.