Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-27
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
THREE DAYsIATIR


and to which day inclusive we have London pa
pers
I The Europa, ON the 10th, at A. NJ, when in
lat. 81 06, long 20 80, passed the steamer Baltic
On the gath, in lat 40 42, long. GO 81, passed
the ship Harkaway, of Richmond.
ENGLAND.
Parliament was again sitting on the evening
| OF Friday, March 3D. the second reading of the
Parliamentary representation bill, known as the
| new reform BILL came up us the order of the day
whereupon Lord John Russell said that he had
introduced the bill as a Minister of the Crown
put ne did not think that as private member of
the House he could carry it through
lie therefore moved its postponement to that
day three months, reserving to himself the option
OF moving general resolution on the subject of
Parliamentary representation.
In the House of Lords, Lord Lyndhurst depre-
Gated dissolution of Parliament while 80 many
private bills were before them.
FRANCE.
From France the Intelligence is meagre Re-
speeding the late elections the Paris correspondent
OF the London Times, holds the following Ian
guage writing on the evening of March IL:
In several instances the Government has been
obliged to accept, and adopt as its own candidates
whom it would have gladly excluded, had it
dared, from the electoral contest; and the opposi-
ton that is now in state of torpor may soon be-
come endowed with life and movement. But
even as the elections have turned out, we may be
convinced of the fact by examination of some
OF the details of the scrutin. 1t appears that the
element of hostility, of opposition, has been
found to exist far more in the towns than in the
country, among the middle classes, the boaugeoise
Of the Cities than among the inhabitants Of the
rural districts.
The same folly is enacted respecting the dres
OF the members of the Corps legislahf as was ex-
hibited respecting the Senators.
The deiinitive arming of the Notifications of
Paris is going on with considerable activity
nj. Armand Marast, long known as the
principal editor of the National, and prominent
In the revolution of February, died on the 10th
inst. He belonged to the moderate republican
party.
On the 9th inst. 23S prisoners were set at ber-
ty from Fort LANAI que by order of Louis Napo-
leon. They gave vent to their feelings of graft
tude by repeated shouts of give Napoleon"
give 10 Presdent
PRUSSIA.
The Prussian Government has appointed lieu
tenant of police (GrieD to be stationed in Lon
don for the purpose of watching over the move
ments OF the German refugees there, and repor-
ting to head quarters thereon.
SWITZ ERLAND.
The report of the settlement of the troubles of
Switzerland with France is confirmed.
The Government of Switzerland substantially
agreed to all that France demands, viz:-the ex-
pulsion of refugees.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Barnard, Ambassador of the United States
at Berlin, Is gone to Naples for two or three
months During his absence, Mr.. Fay, first Sec
rotary to the American embassy, would take the
functions of charge d'affaires
The leading liberal members of the House of
Commons have held meeting at the private res
ldence OF Lord John Russell, to organize their
opposition to the present Government.
All Polish refugees have been expelled from
Athens on the ground of an alleged conspiracy
against the Government
Roman Catholic priest has been prosecuted,
to conviction in the county of Mayo, Ireland for
burning publicly copy ofthe Holy Scriptures
as 'the book of the Devil
RUSSIA.
The Russian Government have authorized the
Importation OF 5000 chests of tea by the Russian
American Company, from Shanghai, into Cron-
stadt, paying no higher duty than that received
by way OF kiatha, the object being to press the
advantages OF a maritime correspondence with
China In preference to the caravans crossing the
Tartar frontier
BY Electric Telegraph.
SATURDAY, March l3.
THE CAPE OF GOOD, HOPE.
From the Morning Herald, second edition.l
PLYMOUTH, 18th inst.
The Bosphorus steamship arrived at Penzance
to-day. The dispatches from Sir Harry Smith
have been sent to the War Office
She brings the accounts of the termination of
the war, and the unconditional surrender of the
Caffres.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET March 1a
1houghwe have to report dull and quiet week. we
cannot report retroSrade movement in prices great
er extent than id per h. American while long STABBED
OF all kinds, including Brazs Islands, and Egyptians
are without change. Pe.haps we are somewhat under
cech lfo the political state of things fearing that dis
our proceedings
The Committee of Brokers quote fair Uplands at sid,
Mobile at STD and Orleans at SD 9s1O American 1870
ourat $40 Egyptian, 20 Bahia, and 1860 Pernambueo
are reported to have been taken speculation and
1850 American, 400 Surat 1870 Madras and 1910 Perram
bales my ''' 'N''''"'
LIVERPOOL TOBACCO MARKET, March 1a
ToBAcco-There has been fair demand this week from
the trade including few purchases for Ireland without
change in prices.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET, March 49,
The arrivals of Grain and Flour continue to be ona
small SCALE and the demand is almost equally limited At
this mornings market we had less than the usual attend
of milers and dealers, and prices of Wheat and
Flour were considered to be without change; there was
certainly less pressure to sell them than Tuesday last
No alteration occurred in the value of any other article of
the Grain trade.
QUoTATIoNs-Wheat American white, 6s i'd q rs Cd:
req and mixed 6s q Is 3d. Flour, Philadelphia Baltimore
w estern Canal and Canadian 81 a 22s Ohio 2e a e2s
6di Indian Corn whitel3a a 1885, yellow 2ss Cd a sos;
mixed 29 a 29s 3D.
Runored Resignation Of Lord Elgin.-The
Quebec Mercury mentions current rumor in
that city that Lord Ely had rendered his resig-
nation of office, and that his Excellency expected
toll cave Canada in few days.
AUSTRIAN PASSPORT REGULATIoNs.-The In
te1igencer of yesterday says that information has
been received at the Department of State that