Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-05
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
New YORK, April 80 P.

New YORK, April 80 2. NJ.
The mail steamer Baltic arrived at 7 o'c ock this
evening, bringing days later intelligence from Eu-
rope re :,
and cutaed to be acknowledged by party, yet It
still occupies the time of the House ofCommons
FRANCE.--Fhe correspondent of the Times says
it is impossible to deny that areactonary movements
evident among certain legitimate circles in the Fau-
burg st. German, to accept proongato1 OF the
Presidents powers The Srcle, in reference to the
circulation of rumours that France would assume
warke position on the German queslon, says, so long
a. good understanding su5ssts with England, there
can be no any such account. A council of the
Ministers held at Elysee. The news from Berlin !,
Dresden, and Vienna the principal subject OF dis
cusson. The council decided that instructions should
be given to the French Minister at Vienna, informing
him of the attitude France will take should q contest
arise between the Great German Princes. The views
of the King of Prussia with sympathy in the Coun
Gil. The Moniteur states that the President had re-
ceived notification from the Emperor of Prussia, mott
flying him OF the marriage OF his niece with Prince
George of Meckenbure.
GER MANY. Fresh complications have arisen in
Germany. Prussia and Austria no longer act in con-
cert, aud the secondary States coincide with neither
nor the oher-Prussa supports the pretensions OF the
small States, which Austria opposes
Frederick William INDUCES in visions of ambition,
and regards this as favorable time for rupture with
Austria broken she is power and her armies di-
minshed The determination Of the second Dresden
Conference supported the views OF Saxony, Wirtem-
berg, Bavaria and Hanover, while the proceedings OF
the Conference IN relation to the German powers pre-
sents a powerful obstacle to the ascendancy of Aus
tria This seemed to form the point of establishing
confederation which may revive the hopes the nation
al party which threatens TO increase the rupture be-
tween the cabinets OF Vienna and Berlin
lNDlA.-1he overland mail from Hindostan and
the Indian mail arrived at Suez The 4.h March, with
20 passengers.
new race of Jews has been discovered $50 miles
from Pekin by London Missionary.
Commercial affairs have improved Bombay import
ma rkel brisk. No ncreasein prices.
The high price OF Cotton is produced by the holder s
being indsposed to sell.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, March 81.
We haue to report better feeling in Cotton mar
ket since the ARRIVAL of the last steamer with an adj
vance OF id per h. 10 American, and better feeling in
other descriptions. This Improvement arises from the
belief now generally entertained here that the crop
cannot exceed 100000 bales which had given conf
dence to holders notwithstanding the less favorable
some descriptions of cloth almost unsaeable, which
has induced manufacturers partially to short
time.
Sales OF Cotton for the week reach 1850 bales. of
which 32,7o0 are American Spectators took Is 400
and exporters 800 bales, The official quotations are
Fair Orleans 7sd Moblle7a Uplands I'd; Middling
X; Std. and "a; Ordinary Said, 5aa65l,, 6a6si.
The stock IN this port amounts to 49l 900 bales of
which 100000 are American against total stock at
this period last year OF 100000 bales of which 800 900
are American.
vance 10 Wheat and Flour, with cessation ofex
ports have created more confidence in the market, with
turn In favor OF holders.
Flour has advanced Sd per bb and Wheat Id per
70 lbs. Western Canal Flour is quoted lbs 6da2ls
Baltimore and Philadelphia 22s Cd. Ohio 2Osa2l. Sour
lSsal9s, and Canada 2)sa2 Is per bb
WHEAT-5s 3da5s cd for red and 6sa6s I'd per 10 lbs
for white.
CoRN-Yel1ow Indian 30s, White Sis, and mixed
29s per quarter. Very respectfully
BROWN, SHlPLEY & co.
TOBACCO unchanged.
FREIGHT steady. Havre Cotton to 2 francs higher
AMERICAN SECURITIES unchanged.