The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-11
THE LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
LATER FROM EUROPE

N.rSrs, and Liverpool dates to the Goth ufi.
~Tbs steamer Herman arrived out on The
9sth 49,,
pDrbe Turkish question has been amicably
s ,at;,s in England and France are quiet
- Continental news generally unmportant
~, London Cotton Market closed dull
TIE tsadency of higher grades downward. A
ii..l.,e Of l.l6d had been established for the
~ Fair Orleans quoted CID; Middling do.
~ Fam Uplands and Mobile 81; Middling do
- The weeks sales amount TO 43 600 bales,
which exporters took 5000 and spec ulators
ag0 bales.
The Havre Cotton Market was steady, but
.ecrive-prices a shade lower. The trede
The manu- acturing districts quiet. Yarns
sI;rhily depressed.
E~s4dstuBs.-Flour was in better request
,,Ct per barrel advance. Canal PAS cd; Bal.
ere and Philadelphia 35s Cd. Meal in good
-s,sn3. Wheat was firm with a slight ad.
yso-e. Indian Corn dull without change in
rrres from those quoted by the Arctic. Rice
=. and steady.
pror;sioEs The supply fair, market dull.
f7I prices slightly depressed.
Coffee was in steady demand with an upward
tendency.
~pgafs and Molasses dull prices depressed.
Naval Stores unchanged.
Iron continued in active demand at full prices
Is previously quoted.
There was a better inquiry for Tobacco,
with en- upward tendency in prices.
Tue London Money market was easier, aud
money abundant. Consols closed at 993a99.
The prolific tendency of affairs with reference
10 Turkey. Austria, and Russia, it was believed
nave q favorable influence upon monetary
matters. American stocks were in active re-
guest ~ fall prices at last quoted. Sales were
making freely.
ENGLAND.
Two or three elections for members of Par
Lament were in progress. AT Blackburn
formidable riot had occurred the riot act was
read. and the military called out, but they
did not come into collision with The citizens.
immense as the emigration for past years
has been, the exodus" this spring gives pro-
mise OF being greater than in any previous
season, both TO Australia and 10 America.
declaration OF the bankers, merchants,
traders and others Of London, protesting that
they have no unTiendly feeling towards the
people OF France, is in course CT extensive sig
nature IN the metropolis.
FRANCE.
The rGmogs Of mischief brewing in the East
caused the greatest alarm throughout France
an alarm which did not subside until the
publication in the MoniIeur of the following
note:
EEFate news lIOIu COHSFaHtlnODte Iced TO
the hope that the complications which have
happened in the affairs of the East, will be ar
ranged without compromising the good IN
Outstanding Of the European powers"
Commercial affairs in Paris continue dull,
out the stocks of storekeepers being nearly ex-
hausred, livelier time is speedily looked for.
considerable rise is remarked in all the
French Markets for iron, copper and zinc, in
deed, for ten years past no such activity has
prevailed in these articles. Itseems, beyond
doubt, that valuable supplies of copper will,
al 10 distant date, be drawn from Algeria
There IS nothing TO report OF change in the
Paris market for breadsIutfs in the market Of
Lofraine and Alsace there is a depression.
IHR Nc9iaiS-A Protestant writes from
Marseilles lie following letter 10 the Times,
respecting Madiai and his wife:
HARsEILLEs. March I9. 1873.
/ hssteE 10 inform you OF the release from
PRISON, and cafe arrival at MarseiIlts, of the
Madjai. icy were released from prison on
Tuesday last, and were Immediately smuggled
on board the French post Office steamer Hell
lssp0nt, which left Legh0rn the next morning
Tor this place. They were not allowed by the
Tuscan authorities TO communicate with any
Of their friends, and were sent on board very
thinly clad, not being even permitted to take
some clothing which was waiting al a hotel
Some English gentlemen, hearing their destI-
tIte condition with regard TO clothing, sent
them some.
SPAIN.
Martinez de ia Rosa is elected President of
me Chamber Of Deputies.
The Madrid correspondent of the Morning
Chronicle makes the following important
statement:
Through the exertons of Lord Lowden, the
Spanish Government has agreed to give COM
plete liberty before the end of the year to that
class OF negroes called emdncipddCs, after the
completion OF their five years c0aSign1ci0n or
apprenticeship. Those emancipados who at
the end of 1853 shall not have finished This
term 0! serVltude, will be manumitted accord
ing as their several probationary periods ex.
pre-. Tins measure has been occupying The
British Legation al Madrid one way or apo.
iher, tor The last thirty years, and lis conces-
son may now be looked on as an earnest OF
better things, while il is not without its cour-
age 70 the present disatfected state of Cuba.
GERMANY.
here has been talk for some time of a revo.
iujonary manifesto that is circulating among
the soldiers in the German States. The Lon
don Hines publishes in full what purports 10
be copy CT this document, but which offers
intrinsic evidence pinot having emanated from
The recognised Revolutionary Committee
DENMALK.
Il Commercial treaty has lust been ratified
between Inc Denmark and the Dominican Res
public.
SWEDEN.
Clr correspondence states that the brother
o. 1apt' Ericsson has patented for him his
csionc discovery, and that several shipping
swedish Companies are inclined 10 adopt the
ne" motive power forthwith.
AUSTRIA.
=. heynau's funeral procession moved through
vienna on the 18th ult.. tow ards Gratz, where
ne was to be buried. Three of the Archdukes, |
-'hce NIadlschgTa'z, and other Austrian |
h0,abiihes, followed the body.
Haynau mas written a history of the Hun |
sa't2h Campaign-,he MSS. have been found |
I.HVIg his papers aud will be published
TURKEY.
va Fans II is stated that the difficulty be |
r %etn Russia and Turkey has been adjusted. |
D'Spatches received by The Turkish Minister |
a. FaFls' and subsequently, by the Minister at
Lohdon say that Prince Menschikoff made
ZONE notifications in the pretensions " hich he
q msj announced, and that the Sultan ac.
'9plen the modified propositions.
~ council OF ministers held at the Tuile-
Mts ca Monday 2lst and presided over bv