Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30
LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA
I Days Later from Europe.
New YoRK. Aug. %. 9

New YORK, Aug. %, P. M.
The Asia has arrived from Liverpool. with week g
later intelligence and l63 passengers. She left Liver
pool at ia o'clock on the l6 h
THE MARKETS..
Cotton Tor the most part is unchanged. The demand
mas been without much animation, and freely met by
holders. Good Orleans and the lower qualities of Anne
rican have advanced shade The brokers' quotations
are Fair Orleans Sad, Mobile sad Uplands SID, Mid
ding Orleans 4Sd, Mobile 4sd, Upland 7-l6d. The
sales OF the week $1,000 bales of which Spectators
took 1880, and exporters 10 500. The imports since
the sailing oil the Canada have been 10 700 bales. On
the day the Asia sailed the market opened quiet but
steady All parties awaiting the arrival OF the At
an'ic and America
BREADsTUFFs.-Flour has been in limited demand =,
and prices have receded ed to Is Baltimore Philade
phia and Western Canal are quoted at l9s to 2O Ohio
and New Orleans at los cd 2Os 3D. Corn is in slow
request land prices are Is lower-the chief enquiry is
for floating cargoes at 25s cd 26s for yellow, and 26s
cd to 27s cd for white Wheat is inactive, with limited
sales at prices in favor of buyers-U S. mixed and red
5s I'd to IS l0d, and white IS Sd IS.
The demand Tor Goods and Yarns in Manchester is
not so active.
English funds are slightly depressed. Consols on the
18th closed at 96 96a the 18th they advanced J.,
and on the 18th closed at 96s 96b, for money. The
aspect of continental affairs having depressed foreign
stocks, but little has been done in them.
Tobacco isinactve.
Barngs Circular quotes Penn SIS at sls; Md. Ster.
ling 49, There but little doing in American stocks
HAvRE August l3
The Cotton market has been animated, and prices
firm. The weeks sales are 1888 bales. N. Orleans
59f 90t; Mobile Ga 60f.
ENGLANE.
There is nothing of importance beyond the usual
number OF crimes and accidents.
The hot weather had diminished the receipts of the
Exhibition.
The House of Commons has been torn down since
the fire, and the Commons will occupy the new house
al their next sitting.
Advices from the Cape of Good Hope state that the
Governor was remaining quiet, awaiting reinforce
mens.
Bishop Garland Of Savannah was in Dublin, in Or
der to secure Priests for his Diocese
FRANCE.
A destructive fire had occurred at Havre, destroying
large amount OF property, and three vessels on the
stocks.
The great fire occurred on the 18th in the shpyard OF
M. Normand in the suburb ofPerry adjoining Hayre,
Three vessels in of building were DESTROYED and
the lossis estimated at 100000.
The permanent committee OF the Assembly at Pa ris
was to meet once fortnight during the recess
The President is about making tour through the
southwest and centre OF France.
The Councils of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS, which had as
sembled for the transaction OF business, had all with the
exception of Limoges, advocated revision of the con-
stitution.
A. N. Levau had been condemned to six months
imprisonment Tor calling out Down with Napoleon y
at review of the National Guards at Chatileraut.
ITALY.
A con piracy had been discovered at Venice nd Vi
emma TO murder the Emperor and all the Austrian
officers. Several of the parties implicated were ar
rested.
SPAIN
A ministerial crisis is expected, in consequence Of
the King insisting upon the appointment OF minister to
Paris.
INDIA.
A Geographic despatch received in London states
that the Indian mail had arrived at Suez with Bombay
dates to July 5h, 1t reported that orders had been
given for the surrender OF the northern provinces OF the
Nizam, in satisfaction of debt due the East India
Company. The English ship Commerce had been
wrecked near Oden, and portion OF her crew murder