The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-21
THE LATEST NEWS.
ADDITIONAL BY THE FRANKLIN.

fav enough from mere 10 the Danubian prlncir
nsIities for our troops 10 have passed the IRON
ter and we 10 be living here in blissful igno-
rance Of the fact. A number Of high officials
have received leave OF absence, in pursuit Of
health and pleasure, and everything at court
betokens protound peace. There is at least an
absence of war and wars alarms.
"But the old Russian party is working away
beneath the surface, and is endeavoring TO
work up an Interest for the orthodox faith in
Turkey tits this rarly-the old Russian
the Sclavonisn, properly speaking-that Men
schikofi leads. as Count Nesselrode, the So
called German party"
TURKEY.
VI. DE Bruck Of Austria, is actively engag.
ed in the work Of Cancellation, ard is endeavor
ing {, have his government as mediator.
There are extensive movements in operation
among he Engli and French. Every day
the discharge OF cannon announces some new
arrival.
The English steamer Retribution left this
morning 10 take up position with the Turk.
ish feet al the mouth of the Black Ssa, and
two Admirals are momentarily expected.
Important intelligence has been received
from Servia " hich states that the Prince offers
$4,000 men--of whom Is, 600 are for the pro.
lection of the fortress OF Belgrade, and 10000
for that Of the frontiers of the principally.
Gold is being coined in great abundance a,
n
work dav and night.
-Four ships are being fitted out for immediate
service at the arsenal.
TIE Rediis Of Constantinople have received
orders TO muster.
Sanitary attendance has been abolished at
quarantine.
The English ambassador received dis
patch on Friday, the 18th inst, brought by
hand, and on the following day a courier left
ba
should a collision occur. Admiral Dundas
would have chief command of the fleet, and
some French General any troops which mig bit
be landed.
The correspondent of the Triest Zeitung
writes that the Turkish fleet in the Black Sea
numbers iO0O guns, and ii e Russian fleet in
the same sea 1900.
According to the Turkish accounts 10000
volunteers have already reported themselves
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE EUROPA.
Our Geographic despatch was unfortunately
interrupted by the storm on Tuesday night,
and We received nothing beyond the fact that
the Europa was at Halifax. We give below
her commercial news, and a portion of her
miscellaneous intelligence, from papers re-
ceiVed last evening. Our readers will find
additional news under the Geographic head:
ENGLAND.
Parliamentary proceedings were uninterest.
ing. Lord Cianricarde's motion for nforma-
ton concerning the Turkish question had
been postponed as premature in the present
state of negotiations.
Ii rumoTed that Lord Aberdeen was
about retiring from the cabinet in consequence
OF violent divisions on the Turkish question:
ltwas subsequently rumored that the difficult
bRpU
Messrs Ansfall and Liddell, Conservatives,
have been elected to Parliament from Liver
pool.
Mrs. Stowe has gone to Geneve, where she
will remain some time.
Dublin paper says that Smith O'Bren
was residing at New Norfolk; John Mitchell
at Richmond, and Doherty at Hobart town
all we'll
FRANCE.
Several arrests of armed persons took place
at the opera on Thursday night. This was
greatly magnifed on Change, as an event of
great Importance.
MARKETS.
liverpool, July 9.-The Arctic's news had
no effect on the cotton market. Prices of fair
and middling grades were slightly better, but
lower grades were not so firm.
Breadstuffs opened active, but prices de-
clined towards the close, though large trans
largely.
Denniston quotes white wheat at Is 7daSs;
red and mixed 6s 9da7s I'd. Canal Flour 27s;
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Ohio 27s 3d.
Corn had adv anced Is per quarter; white BIS
6da32si yellow 3lsa32s.
Provisions-Beef was unchanged, and the
market poorly supplied. New mess beef 95a
loss. Pork was in large export demand
Western 73s 6da74s; Eastern 80aS5s.
Shoulders 32a34s; bacon quiet but firm at
44a52s; lard firm at SIS 3da54s receipts large.
American tallow SIS.
Tobacco unchanged.
AT London U. s. stocks were dull at
slight decline. u S. 6's, '6S, 1O7ial084 ex
dividend.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
London, July Sit is now hoped that the
peace of Europe may be maintained by Con-
vention of France, England and Austria,
through which the demands of Russia may be
satisfied in substance, if not in form.
Athens July 2.-The American Envoy ins
sists menacingly on the immediate revocation
otthe sentence against Mr.. King.
The Paris Bourse closed on Friday-three
per cents. 76f. SAC; four and q half I02f