Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-23
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

| FOUR DAYS LATER PROM EUROPE
New York, March 21st.
| The American mail steamer Pacific arrived
at her wharf ut O'Clock this afternoon, bringing
dates from Liverpool to the 10th instant toul
days later than last advices. She brings Al pas
sengers from Liverpool. Large quantities O
ice were encountered on the passage.
| The Pacific passed the Baltic on the 18th.
The steamer Canada arrived at Liverpool or
the morning of the 9Th.
mutiny took place on board the packet ship
Queen of the West at Liverpool on the 9Th
which was quelled aftera terrible fight. She
sailed on the 9th under new Captain and a
different crew. Her commander, Captain
| Moore, comes passenger in the Pacific.
The Hon. w. Eden has been appointed At
tache of the British Legation at Washington.
ENGLAND.
! Everything was quiet In England, and but
little of interest had transpired The elections
to Parliament to fill vacancies occasioned by the
appointment of the new Ministry were progress
ing. Henries for Stamford and WAitesides
for Enniskillen, are both returned.
IRELAND.
DR.. Mittale has raised the standard against
the established Church.
Alarming accounts of the spread and organi-
cation of Ribbon parties have been received from
the Northern districts.
FRANCE.
France continues quiet, and the government
arrangement with the Banks is satisfactory tG
commercial mon.
The fusion of the two branches of the Bour-
bon family is again agitated with the certainty
of its satisfactory termination
The Swiss staff officers at Paris have been
ordered to return to Switzerland forthwith
land have, however, it is said, been arranged fol
the present.
The French Ambassador has suddenly left
London and arrived at Paris and his return is
the subject of much speculation.
A steam frigate had sailed from Toulon for
Algiers with 800 political exiles on board.
The Paris Bourse was buoyant on Monday,
the 9th, and prices had improved on the closing
rates of Saturday.
BELGIUM.
Belgium has Just ratified treaty of COM
MERGE and navigation with England.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Accounts from the Cape of Good Hope are
much more satisfactory as to an early close O.
the troubles in that quarter.
AUSTRIA.
A serious conspiracy to overthrow the Gov
eminent has been detected. Troops were or
tween Austria and Turkey strongly guarded.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March 10.
Cotton meets fair demand, but the Canada.
| advices had fattened the market, and holders
were more anxious to realize. There was nj
quotable change in prices.
| Wright & Gardner's Cotton Circular of the
9th quotes fair Uplands and Mobiles at sgd; Or
cans sgd; Middling Uplands Sd; Mobile SID.
| lOrleans SID.
| Breadstutfs-There has been a slow sale O.
| Wheat at 2 pence decline.
Flour has declined Sd. to Is. Corn is stea-
dy.
Macklin's Circular quotes mixed and rec
Wheat at IS. 10d. 6s. 3d.; white 6s I'd. ais. Id
Western Canal Flour 21s. 2ls. 3D., Philadel
phia and Baltimore 21s. Sd. 21s. 3D., Ohit
22s. 3d. a 23s. 3d., Orleans 22s. 23s. yellow
Corn 29s. 29s. cd.
The Manchester Market is firm, with I
moderate business and stockslight.
The Money Market is steady, and Consol
closed on Tuesday at 97a. American securitie
are in fair request at the Niagara's quotations.