The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19
mn LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA
,y.nl Later from Europe,

E-?s-3;oa OF f0"ts -t"f 20.
Ers.e-His Large Majortty--H's In
..n.st;oa and Address-.Marsets' &c.
d's New YORK, Jan. Is.
-.,,,,,., STA has arrived with one week
tW,.slIiseuce from Europe. -,
lasSr s,eauer America arrived at LiTerpool
w nth. The Arctic arrived al, psLoeS
o. ~. no morning OF the Isl INST hehiy u"uss
o u ' a passenger on board tue A'eo'' ''e"
on l'e., .,erns the Mcrsey the Arctic came IN
~ u;th a steam tug towing snip.
6o"'7. .'r was badly, and the ship siighuy
damaged, The proposed loan of f200, 600
at Western Railroad OF the Canada
toi u. in 6 per cent. dehenures, re-payable
coIESb has been completed in London.
III 4 4SV, nndon Morning Advertiser states that
=, 1a,,ee of Palmerston's resignation was Inc
~, on the pant OF the Prime Minister
- the affairs of the Foreign SECRETARY
Tnri Palmersiou, on learning the Iact was IN
I'-,,t and demanded an explanation. The
als"a n. of The Premier was vague and shut
90 snj the result was a heightened cores
n,ns sac between the parties. AT the Cabi-
Fo.ao,;nc n1ly 9 out OF the ID members
Ie' c,sseu,. and Lord John Russell stated
~, ~ consequence of some misunderstand-
80, about F,rsign affairs, Lord L. had resign
- HIS resignation was agreed to without the
Ics, sense being understood.
IT, Premier. il is said, wishes to place in
III, Cabinet, IN order TO propitlate the people,
liberal and and independent men.
EsAxcE-At the latest accounts Parls was
rsrfecty quitt. The whole number OF votes
al the election was S,ll6,773, of which
sr;s Napoleon received 7,439,2l6 against
HIM ft0.737. making has majority 6,7o9, 419
He was inaugurated on the lst instant, and
the ceremonies passed off without disturbance.
a. Wednesday evening, NJ. Barache on pre-
xontiDy The rfsul of the votes, addressed the
President, 70 which he replied as follows -
"Frapce has comprehended that | departed
from legality To return TO the right OF upwards
NJ : 900 900 voters have absolved ne-my OBJ
.ect was to save France and perhaps Europe
from wears of trouble and anarchy. L under
stood all the grandeur OF my mission. do
mo-, deceive myself as to It's difficulty, not with
the counsel and support of all rghtmnded
men. and the devotedness of the army and the
protection OF heaven. hope to secure to the
desiines OF France, by founding institutions
responding 10 the democratic instincts of the
nation system of government which recon-
s,itules authority without wounding the feel
ing OF equality, or closing any path of i'm
movement. | hope TO found an edifice capa-
Biz Of supporting a wise and benihcent liberty.
Cries of "vive Napoleon followed the speech.
On the same evening, the Diplomatic corps
was presented to the President by the Apos-
tohc Nuncio. The Archbishop of Paris, in
lis address to Napoleon, offered his congratu-
lations and good wishes for the success of the
high mission God had confined TO him. The
President thanked him in q short speech.
The Canon Of the Invalides fired salute of
ten guns for every million of votes obtained
by HE President.
The Globes correspondent says that Louis
Napoleon constantly assures persons about
France that he desires peace, because ii is The
duly of his position, and the only means of
re.es,ablsblng the finances and placing trade
on prosperous footing.
The French territory is by a decree, divided
into p military divisions, each department to
be formed into subdivisions. The Commits
sj0Iers OF the Seine, created by the decree
OF September, 1919, are dissolved.
y Municipal Commission of the CITY OF
Paris, consisting of Sc members, has been APP
pointed
SPAis.-Letters from Madrid state that the
Queen and infant Princess continued in good
health. Iii expected that the Cortes will not
be convened FOR some months.
AUsTRIA, Prussia AND RUsSIA-The news
from these countries is OF very contradictory
character. Whilst certain degree Of satisfac.
ties lis not unmixed with alarm regarding the
ambitious propensties of Louis Napoleon, and
the most active military preparations are OBJ
scrya5le il every quarter.
Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 3d.-Cotton has been heavy
AID depresst at ali d decline Sales of the week
are 80 900 osles, OF which exporters and specula
tors took 2s53 bales. Fair Orleans sd; Upland and
Noble 4; rnidcling Orleans 4s; Upland and NJ obie
ia.
The toiai stock of Cotton is $4,000 bales. OF
which 246,G0O bales are American, being an excess
oI -, 100 bales over the estimates.
flour Is active at Is per bo advance. Brown s.
phIs and Baltimore 2ls 2ls Sd: Ohio and Cana
dian 2ls 81 a 22s.
White Wheat IS Id IS Sd; Red SIS 5s 4d
Sales OF 100 tons Lard at ~ AS cd for fine
Eheeseis quiet. Butter is more active.
Corn is cub. Brown 81 Shpley quote white at
JOS 3ls. Yellow 27s cd, mixed 27s.
The London Money market is easy. There is no
Change IN bullion Silver is in demand and gold is
more abundant The Bank of England having re.
h-ced the of interest to 2t per cent has caused
better feeling on change. Consos for money and
Accommodated at 97s. The share market is tluctua
ting Gold mining stock was declining. Some con
slgnment5 Of quartz had arrived, and had proved a
GOOD speculation. Railway stocks are improving
Foreign exchanges uualtered.
Trade in the manufacturing districts continues toll
eTao!y active. Spluners and manufacturers are well
supplied with orders. The accounts from Bombay
aid Calcutta. by the overland mail, reached London
on the lst Inst but not calculated to give any
impetus 10 trade
Of