Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-28
ARRIVAL OF THE FAMERICA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, Jan. IS.
The steamer America arrived here at midnight last
night, with Liverpool dates to 10,h inst.
MARKETS.
BREADsTUFFs.- Flour is firm but with out buoyancy
Western Canal Flour 2ls cd Ohio 22s Sd. Corn has
slightly advanced with an improving demand: white
3as; ow 2es. Whea, was in demand at full rates
CorToN.--Hsngshead Feby & Co. quote Cotton
in fair demand during the SIX days. with sales to the
xe'ert of $4,000 bales 5000 bales OF which Tor
export or speculation The market is heavy and with
animation, and prices OF mddIing and inferior qua
lilies have receded Lied during the week. The QUO
laioos are, Fair Orleans sd; Middling do 4sd; Fair
Upland 45J; Mdaling do II.
FRANCE.
France continues Tranquil. The Minister oi the In
terror had decreed the erasure OF the Republican mot
toes from the public ediices and had restored tina
ancient his otic names of Buildings, &c.
marked conlness had occurred between the Presi-
dent and Lord Normandy, relative TO Belgian affairs,
Galignanls Messenger ates that Lord Normandy
would return 10 England the 10Th ust. an event to
be deplored by all pares The funds in quence
had fallen per 1t is officially announced :,
that tie PRONUNCIATION of the new constitution will be
delayed 10 days. The most profound anxiety is felt
in regard 10 IT,
The funds had lucuated, but had closed finn on the
9Th inst
Another account from Paris states that Lord Nor
NANCY will be absent for few days.
Nine hundred political prisoners, recently arrested
had been sent TO oaeoourg preparatory to their trans
poF'a'ion 10 Cayenne sNc,.Nn
dissolution of the English Cabinet is believed to
be inevitable. After Cabinet Council on the S.ll
Lord John Russell proceeded to Windsor. Castle to
confer with the Queen. 1t was generally supposed
that the Wing Government would fall through before
the meeting of Parliament. The Times says that the
attempt TO strengthen the Ministry by an alliance with
tn. Peelites had slgnay failed, and the Pine Min
lister would be compelled to meet Parliament without
any addition TO his strength.
| The Marquis. of Landsdowne had rendered his re-
nj ft.a
Baron ltn1aey OF lbe hungarian Committee died in
London OF broken he art caused by article in the
Daily NeWs.
| BY the burning Of the steamer Amazon, Al passen-
gers and oil OF the crew persisted, among whom were
| Elliot Warburton, author OF The Crescent and The
Cross" Capt Symonds, the Surgeon and chief Of
hcsrs. Ia twenty minutes after the fire commenced
| the ship was completely Quilted out. Many persons
were suffocated In tn, r berths-a desperate rush
made tor the boats, and Two were swamped along
| side, and all on board lost two Others containing
passengers and 81 seamen got clear of The vessel and
| were picked up by English and Dutch vessels and
landed respectively at Plymouth and Brest. The orr
gin OF the FIRE Is unknown, and the loss is Immense
| GERMANY
| The Germany Journals announces that great sensa
uon had been produced at Vienna by the Intelligence
that Don Juan lnfante, second son of Don Carlos
had run away from his wife, sister of the Duke O
| Modena, with an English eoverness.
The treaty between Denmark and Germany wal
virtually concluded. The German troops had evacu
ated Holstein, but the Austrian troops remain pIoyi
sionally at Hamburg, TO secure the execution of The
conditions imposed upon Denmark.
The German Diet had decided in favor of suppress
sing the Federal fleet after declining the Austrian
proposal to form navy composed of three divisions
and commanded by officers of the three leading pow
era.
The King of Denmark is sick.
HaIhe Austrian Lloyds boasts that Prince Schwarzen
burg virtually dismissed ,I Lord Pamerson.
| RUSSIA
II is reloted that Durat, Of the bravest Carcas
sian Chiefs had surrendered to the RUSSIANS with hi
fortress and large body of soldiers.
Lieut.. Pymm has by the advice of the Russiai
Biographies abandoned the project OF crossing Sibe
ria In search of Sir John Franklin.
CAPD OF GOOD HOPE.
Intelligence has been received that severe sklr
mlsh had taken place on the 9Th OF November, il
which the British were compelled to retire with tn
loss OF their colonel, three other officers and mer
The British had also sustained reverse at Lagos o
the coast Of Africa in an attempt to chastise The nj
tive king for slave dealing
The English force consisted of 260 men, and wa
compelled 10 retire with considerable loss
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