Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-12
LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, April 1910 A. M.
The steamship Africa from Liverpool, bringing Sc
ven days later intelligence from all parts OF Europe,
ENGLAND-The Ecclesiastical Titles Bill has
been ordered to second reading the House of Com
mons by vote OF 43S to IS
The London correspondent of the N. Y. CONNER
ca Advesser says that the immense majority by which
the Papa Aggression Bill has been ordered to its second
reading in the House of Commons has caused bitterness
aud CONSERVATION amongst all the supporters of the
Pope.
The return of Lord John Russell to power has, it is
said seriously disturbed the equanmity of the Pope and
Cardinals. The modification it created at Rome ap-
pears have been such thai for long time the Pope
and Cardinals refused to believe it.
FRANCE.-The Government has received infor-
NATION that numerous Socialist agents are traversng
the country circulating inanitesoss of Ledru Ron and
Mazzini organizing secret societies under the title OF
Philanhroplc Associations, and establishing Socialist
journals.
hurricane visited the city of Lyons on the 3d. by
which number OF buildings were destroyed.
AUSTRlA.-Accounts from Austria state that an
arrangement had been made with Prussia in the Ger
question Austria will preside at the Diet and the
two powers will share the Presidency between them.
IFALY.-Accounts from Turin state that the royal
ratification had been given to the commercial treaty
with England The Austrian troops in the PapaI do
minons have received considerable reinforcements.
- GREECE.-Accounts irom Athens inform us that
the treaty with the Austrian Floyds has been ratified
by the Diet.
The city of Sssi in the Island of Ri odes has been
destroyed by an earthquake.
TURKEY.
Some further disturbances in Bosnia reported and
tits generally predicted that the rebel ion will again
break out in lower Bosnia.
Sixty OF the Polish and Hungarian refugees have en-
barked for America. The rest are in wreched plight
at LiTesPool.
Gen. Dembnski had arrived at Constsntinople.
MARKETS.
LIvERPooL, March 2S.The arrival OF the Cambria
on the OF the departure of the Baltic with accounts
considered by holders conmatory of the short crop
estimates created considerable buoyancy in the Cotton
Market prices advancing fully Id per h., with sales Tor
the day reaching 1000 bales The arrival of the Eu-
ropa however subsequently,, with accounts of an in
rather than dimnution in the receipt OF Cotton
at American ports somewhat depressed market
aud though the sales Of the week amount to 47,7O0
bales with ID, 800 bales to Spectators and 1860 bales
to exporters yet increased desire realise has been
apparent any prices have gain receded I'd. per h.. the
market closing steadily, but quietly an Improvement
oil I'd. To- on last weeks quotations. Sales to-day of T.
900 bales prime paly to the trade The quotations are
fair Orleans u. middling fair Orleans H. Mobile IA
uplands III middns Is, II, Ted per h., inferior and
. ordinary 53a74 Gal, 6a6sd.
BREADsTuFFs-We have experienced rather more
seadless in our Corn market in consequence OF a
temporary suspension OF heavy shipments of Grain and
Jour from the continent, and prices of Wheat and
Corn have slightly advan ed the former being quoted
SIS cd Is l0d for red and Is e. Sd per 70 lbs for
white Cora is qnoted at SOS for Mixed Sis for yellow
and 32s per or. Tor white.
FLoUR.-Flour is in moderate demand at l9s 2ls
per boil for Western Canal, Canada and Ohio Dos cd
a2ls cd, Baltimore and Philadelphia 22s 22s cd
Sour lss cd los per Dbl. Indian Corn Meal las cd
per Dbl.
MONEY MARKET.--Consols are steady at 96a Elk
change Bills lower. American Stocks have improv-
ed,