The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-21
NAIL NEWS.


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q markets Wheat has fallen, in consequence OF the
4 heavy arrivals from Odessa. The Government
los IN the g1anafies OF Paris sufficient -four and
grain for only % days consumption. The system
8 Of nublie granavies is condemned as detective
4 and enormously expensive. Several plans were
,,der discussion by the government for remedy
Ing these evils. One plan is to make more STRICT
monopoly ia the sale bread by limiting the num-
her Of bakers and compelling them to deposit
lands with authorities. to he employed by them IN
i ,he purchase of -four when the price is low. The
other plan is to remove all restrictions, except the
Establishment, OF a aa1imaa price for the pound
loaf The Emperor is said 10 have favored the lat
ter plan In consequence of large arrivals of
American and English breadstuas at Havre, -four
had declined at Paris on the 9th instant > francs
pcr bbL
The Enpcrorswas to leave Dieppe for Boulogne
4 on the6th
pR,-ss.A-Accounts from Berlin to Aug 80, state
,hs. although cropshave been rather indifferent in
4 Prussia there was no apprehension of scarcity.
destructive fire had occurred at Lubec CONNER.
rial negotiations had been resumed between France
& and the Zolveyein,
THE EASTERN QuEsrIoN.-Therc is nothing vet
definitely settled. In England it is generally sup.
o<ei hist il the question Is not settled i: will be,so
d spreli,y. In France similar views are held ex-
cent among the Russians who have recently arriv-
q ed in Paris. They deride the idea that the Danu-
biau provinces will be given up, and consider their
occupation act OF conquest and assert that if
will be submitted to by Turkey, and by the rest OF
q rurope luboth France and England, it is thought
tina, the Porte in fault for throwing obstacles
q in the way OF q final settlement.
The Londas Times makes this statement: which
isimportant, if true:
eve have reason 10 believe that the French Cab
met has already sighted to the Sultan that the ul
terror steps he may adopt contrary 10 the advice of
his allies must be taken at his own peril -.#
RrsstA-From Galatz Angus: 23d. il was re
ported that 100 vessels, laden WIKI corn, were at
!iana unable TO get TO sea- several having been
detained four mouths for want OF Lighters had their
carroas heated 400 vessels outside the bar
From 81 Petersburg the commercial accounts were
unchanged
We see il mentioned that the Russian squadron
sent to watch the movements Of the American Mis-
sion TO Japan consists Of the Pallas, . guns; DH
na 90 guns, nd tie Eostock, guns.
After remaining at Hong Kong for a week-no
date is stated-;he Palas and Fostock were TO pro-
coed in search Of The American feet, which was
supposed 20 be at the Loochoo Islands, waiting for
the Powhatan, daily expected there.
COMMERCIAL.
Extract from Brown, SIMPLIFY & Co.'S Circular
Per Arctic.l
lrERpooI.. Sept. G, s53.-Tne fine weather and
the lower prices for grain i'll France have depress
eli this market. Wheat having given way ID. per
10 his, and -four Cd per brl since the end inst,
good many OF the late speculative purchases have
again been brought forward for sale, and we learn
that the Greeks are endcavorng to compromise
of their operations made for future delivery
Money is in demand at 4 per cent the mini
mum rate, up to l-2 4 81 FOR brokers paper
and the large export Of specie must al the next
turn OF the bank show further decrease in the bu
lion.
The Manchester market has passed off to-day
very quietly the unsettled position OF the eastern
question, which seems no nearer an arrangement
than it did weeks since, having checked business.
The mail closes before business commences, and
post our letter this evening.
THE FATAL COLLISION ON THE n. Y CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD.
ONEIDA. Sept. 17.-The Coroner's jury have
closed their investigations in the matter of the COLI
sion on the Central Railroad. They censure the
signal man for neglectng to hoist the red light to
stop the approaching train, rules OF the compa-
ny require in all cases TIE conduct OF the con
GuctUr and engineers Of the freight train is regard
ed as inexcusable in starting from Utica within Sc
eight minutes, after the express, instead o.
from fifteen to twenty minutes, the rules require
Mr.. Jcwett, hurt i'll the head, is slightly improv
ing.
John Vaughan who had both thighs broken, is
still alive and there s chance Of his recovery
Mr.. Thatcher, who killed had just got into thu
car and was taking his seat.
THE YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS
MOBILE, &c
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l7-The interments re
ported this morning, were forty-seven, twenty-si,
being fever cases The total number of deaths du
ring the week, have been 305, OF which PAL wer,
from yellow fever.
Henry r. w Hill died of the yellow fever thi
morning. He well known as one of our mos
benevolent citizens
We continue to receive faithful accounts iron
the lake and river coasts. The fever is ravagin;
the plantations and small villages. The Howard
Association are sending assistance in all directions
YELLOW FEVER AT PHILADELPHIA
PHILA, Sept 19.--The Board of Health repor
two deaths from yellow fever during the past week
The disease which was brought here by the barqu
Mandarin, still fingers about South street whar
and the latham Lead Pipe Mandatory, locate
there, has been closed in consequence.
THE FRENCH MissIoN.-We yesterday gave tn
rumor that Judge MASON was likely to get the Nj.
sion to France photographic despatch publish
ed by US, however, stated that Mr.. Senator Maso
was the man. We are inclined to think there wa
mistake, as the messages by telegraph 10 tn
Northern papers all say that Judge MASON is til
IF be is really under consideration befor
the Cabinet, we still adhere to our prophecy as
his success.
TuG Prrrs3usG SrarKE-A despatch iron
Pittsbnrg, states that the compromise proposed b.
the competitors, has been accepted by the Union
Post and Allegheny Enterprise but the Gazette
Chronicle, Journal and Dispatch have determine,
not to give the rate demanded.
RAILROAD CoLLIsloN.-A collision occurred o.
leta, between two Railroad trains near Lyons
New York, by which two men were killed.
-
General Cameron, the land agent of the Bali
more & Ohio railroad compay, died suddenly a
Moundsville, near Wheeling, on Monday.
TIE ACCIDENT At ONEIDA-The accident OF
the Oneida road is attributed TO the fact that con,
petent engineer had been discharged and fireman
substituted, from motives of economy
NEW YORK BANRs-The weekly statement 0
the Banks Of New York. for the week ending o,
Saturday, presents the following exhibit: Capita
Sf6,492oO0; loans sso,le0oo0; specie slI coo
sjrculafian ga deDosits Gs7 6Io noo