Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16
ARBt9At OF The ALrs.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
BosroN, Aprilaf4.
The Cunard propeller Alps has arrived at this
pttft with four days later news from Europe
having left Liverpool on the 30th ult.
TIE commercial advces by the Alps are to the
evening of the goth.
Cotton shows an advance of one sixteenth per
ID. consequent upon the favorable news per
Cambria from the U. S. The daily sales were
equal to II 900 bales
Breadstutfs remain at about the figures quoted
per Europa.
Trade at Manchester more buoyant.
The papers received by this arrival are only to
the oath, while the circulars and letters extend to
the goth.
There is no political news of importance.
ENGLAND.
private despatch announces that the English
fleet will not leave Malta. This may be relied
upon.
rumour was very current in London on the
evening of the 29th, that Her Majesty, the Queen,
had been prematurely confned-but the rumour
lacks confirmation.
The Royal mail steamship Cambria, from Bos-
| ton, reached her wharf at Liverpool the Goth
ult.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Marcel: 30.
The money market continues easy at previous
rates. and the prospect of great abundance du-
ring the corning summer is excellent
The total imports of gold for the week foot
up 100000; several additions! arrivals from
| Australia were daily looked for. The exports
| of coin to Australia for the week were $780,
| 600.
Nothing has occurred to counteract the favora-
| BILE impression created by the pacific tendency of
Oriental affairs.
ConsoIs were irme aud quoted at 99aa99s for
| money, aud 995al0 90 for discount.
FRANCE.
The French feet for the protection Of Turkey
against the enroachments of Russia, finally sail
ed from Toulon for the Archipelago on the 23d
of March.
The,e is reason to believe that an unpleasant
feeling has arisen out of the precipitate step ta-
ken with reference to the fleet.
1t is said the Emperor feels sorely with re-
gard to the OPT lion alleged to be entertained by
the English Cabinet on his general external poll
cy.
The coronation of the Emperor and Empress
has been again postponed aud. it is asserted, will
not now take place until some time in August,
as the Pope cannot leave Rome before that Pc
riod.
The latest advices from Paris are to March
27th, 6 P. M.
The peace deputaton from London had ar
rived at Paris aud had been received by the EN-
peror.
1IAL1.
Accounts from Milan to 23d of March state
that the Governments of Lombardy hns authori-
zed those who served in Italy under Napoleon,
to proceed to Paris to congratulate Napoleon
III.
Letters from Rome of the Goth, bring intelli-
gence that the finance committee had terminated
its sittipgs on the 18th, and had disposed of the
deficit of one million five hundred scudi, by re-
trenchments.
Domiciliary visits and arrests still continue
with greur vigor in Lombardy. enice, Tuscany
and throughout the Papa donlnons.
SPAIN.
Advices from Madrid are to the 22d nlt. The
proposition made to the Cortes, by M Legun and
others, for modification of the presen ut laws
against the press, had been rejected by the
Chamber of Deputies.
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
So far as the statements in the continental pa
pers are concerne1 ], it does not appear that the
difficulties between Turkey and Russia Ire ye
adjusted the most carrent report is TINT the
differences to be referred to the arbitration o
Leopold. King of Belgium.
congress OF the several powers interested i.
proposed, and Brussels has been named as the
place for the conference
The Russian Ambassador Extraordinary was
still at Constantinople.
' The Ministerial organ at Vienna bseves The
, together are very indefinite.
THE OVERLAND MAIL.
Intelligence received by the overland mai
states that the -- embassy had arrived Al
} india accompanied by two missionaries.
The revolt still continued, and the Kahn was
closely besieged in small fortress by his younger
brother who had the whole army with him.
The Burmese troops had abandoned Pegu
The rebellion in China gaining grount
rapidly.
At Calcutta AMI Bombay, trade is reported
brisk.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Late accounts from the Cape, received 10 Eng
land report the .Kaffir war as closed, and tina,
: peace was proclaimed by the Governor, on the
10th of February.
WRIGHT, CANDY & cos CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL. March 80.
CoTToN-Our market for this aple opened on Mon
day with good demand but the absence of later Anne
rican advces tended to curtaii operations.
2Fhs morning the Cambras accounts We're at hand and
reported the maintenance of high range oprces in the
American markets. and the prospect of decided falling
off in the rece pts for the following week.
These advces have impaired a more buoyant tone to
market and all classes operatives have purchased
freely establishing advance of onesXteenth penny
last weeks rates for grades of ddling and Upland
the lower qualities abundant and offered freely with
out changei in prices
In Manchester there business doing at rather
better prices. more particularly for Yarns.
At our Corn market the operations have been limited
and confined to The actual of consumers, without
material chance in prices for all descriptions.
| Yours, respectfully,
| WRIGHT, CANDY & co.
Arrivalgof the steamer America.
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