The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-23
THE LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
Three Days Later from Europe.

New YORK, Sept. 2l.-The steamer Africa
has arrived, bringing Liverpool dates of the
llth inst, and III passengers, among whom
are Hon. {. A. Murray, Hon. II. A. Murray
and Earl Mount Charles. The franklin ar.
rived al Cowes on the 9th inst.
ENcLAsp.-A convict ship sailed at PHYS
mouth. for Hobart town, with 800 coavicts. but
il was thong hit they would not be permitted to
land.
loan Winthrop, Of Mass, writes to the Lon
don Times in defence Of Mr. Webster from the
ungererous attacks of the London press.
The new CunarJ Chagres line will touch at
Portland and Boston, as well as New York.
DodIey Pierce was at Belfast on business
connected with the New York and Galway
line.
The war steamer Griser was fitting ont for
the Fishery station.
The Teusn; Right League is in session at
Dublin.
FgANcE.-The French claims on the Hav.
ten government had been satisfactorily settled
By decree Louis Napoleon has suppressed
the Corsair Partisan journal.
The Monte ur announces that the Minister Of
Finance has repaid TO the bank the remaining
half of the fifty million loan of 1874.
The Belgian papers say that the French En.
,oy at Belgium was only on leave OF absence
and not recalled on account of i'll feeling re-
gurdIng the copyright treaty.
GERNASY.-fhe Hayden Consul at Ham
burg had formally complained of the attacks
of the Hamburg press on SolouQue.
Intercepted letters from Mazzina show thar
the revoIutionists are raising large sums of
money in Germany.
SPAIN.-An English company had COM
menced 10 construct a canal along the river
Ebro, from the Mediterranean to Sarag issa.
Official advices from Cuba represent the
Island as tranquil.
AUsrRIA.-The cholera was subsiding OF
Warsaw an The 3lst there were 50 new cases.
and only 81 deaths. AT Posen SO cases oc.
CURED on The 3Oth, and 81 deaths. On the Both
and 3lsi there were 90 new cases at Dantzic
and 20 deaths.
The Austrian government contemplates as
ta1ilshlng the export and import duties on raw
silks.
lTALY.-The Piedmontese ministry had har.
moulzed again, and al Peranti had Withdrawn
his resignation.
Polin al arrests continue. French troops
were stationed along the road TO prevent the
Expectations Of banditt.
1UHKEY.-Later adviees do not confirm the
Tumofed difficulties between England and the
Porte.
Armed brigands infest the vicinity of Con-
stantinope.
Five severe shocks of earthquake were felt
al kamaZan on the Goth of August. Many
houses were thrown down, twenty persons kill.
ed and forty wounded.
CAPE OF Good HoPE.-There was no pros
pect OF speedy termination of the war, and
Gen. Cathcart had threatened 10 withdraw his
troops if The Colonists did not fight.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
C0Hon.-The sales of Cotton for the last
three days have been $4,000, and for the week
4l,000 bales, of which spectators took $500
and exporters $500 bales. The imports of the
week were ii 900 bales, and the stock 585, 900
bales; 400 QUO bales were American. Prices
were steady. Fair Orleans 64da65d, mddling
55d, fair Mobile and Uplands I'D; middlng SD.
Breadstg fs.-Wheat was unchanged. Fair
qualities Flour were improved but lower
grades had declined. The market for Corn
was fair and prices were firm. Dennistown
quotes white Wheat at Gs 6da6s Sc; red and
mixed 6sa6s Sd per bushel. White and yellow
Corn 29s 6da30s per quarter. Philadelphia and
Western Canal Flour 20u2ls; Baltimore 29s Cd
a2ls Cd Ohio 2lsa2Is I'd per bbi.
Richardson d Co. quote a decline of ID in
wheat for the week. Good quail les Flour in
fair demand at 2lsa21s Cd. Philadelphia and
Baltimore wanted at the latter rates. BaIti.
more Bark WAS offered ex ship, but there were
no bidders over 6s Sd. Philadelphia sells slow.
ly al rs Sd.
Gardner 81 Co. quote Breadstuffs in active
demand. l. inc Wheat had advanced Id, and
Flour Sd, the market closing with an upward
ten ency.
Mekia quotes fine weather throughout the
kingdom. Breadstuffs firm, but unchanged,