Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21


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daring thu night Of the ist lost Next morning crowds
assembled 10 read IT, but disposition to make dstur-
bance manifest
| PRUSSIA.-THk HARVEST AND GRAM TRADK PRus-
nA-RIsis0 OF INK CusroN SEssIoss.-From Berlin. Aug
SOh.-lt WAS affirmed that, depending its
alone, there apprehension OF scarcity In Prussia
although the harvest had been but indifferent destruc
tive hIe had happened at Lubcc.
The Customs Conference had closed its discussion
having made but an Insignificant change in the tariff
The CaSsel Gazette arns that commercial negotiations
have been resumed between France and the Zolverin
German papers say that the Prussian Government had
concluded not to Interfere in the grain trade by legal
actmcnt.
! ITALY-ASoruKR INPosr ON ruE LoNRARDs-FUsE
RIAL DEMONSTRATIONS AT GENoA-CAPr. lSGRAnAN Al
SrEzzIA-ArrAIRs ~ rHE ROMAN SrATEs.
| LoMBARDf.-Some slight notifications bad been
made in the state OF siege OF Milan.
An additional impost direct tax had been decreed 10
the deficiency in the of 1889 and 1852
The decree is signed by Srasoldo Austrian Lieutenant
SARplNlA-rhe funeral Of Bsrtholemi Bottaro, a
democratic priest, at Genoa, had been made the
sion OF grand political demonstration. His body was
attended to the tomb by es great eoneourse ~ tina,
which followed the remains of the mother OF Mazzni Bot
ro had been censured the Holy Congregation Of Rome
for his political psalms but refused retract his op
IONS and therefore became idol with the Republican
party His death was sudden, and post morirm exam
nation OF his body showed traces OF poison An inquest
into the circumstances OF his death had been commenced
Capt lngraham, Of the ST. Louis sill at La Spez-
| Lia.
account of the scarcity of specie but il
at last Rdvices.
Troops assembling at the camp of exercise Ma.
rengo. Eighteen thousand men will manoeuyre under
the command OF the Duke of Genoa
| ROMAN STATES-Talking of the projected in
surecon at Rome letter in the Journal lie FRANKFORT
from Rome, August Esd, that MszIin had chosen
iete day at Rome for the projected Instruction at
Milan he chose the last day Of the Carnival He conicc
ured that on August 18th, the fee Of Napoleon, the
French soldiers would be among tine wine shops
celebrating the fee aud that their officers won be doing
| the the French embassy.
The mode Of communication between Mazzni in Lon
don and the leaders in Rome, by the very old but
not Ineffective pasteboard cypher, that say piece
card pierced with holes, and which, when laid on the
surface OF letter, shows through the holes only certain
of the words and thereby conveys different rcaninr
from the apparent one The discovery of the plot il at
butei to the indiscretion of Aureio SA the riumyr
in publishing in journal Of Geno letter of thanks
the peasants who had sheltered him. This put the po-
lice the qu vive, and the result they discovered
the plot So at least, the papers say.
| AUSTRIA.
| PROMOTION To THE HERO OF THE COSTA AFFAIR
| ROMANTIC Observation-Disclosures TYROLESE
| DEATH OF A SWEDISH PRlNCESS-INTER.
VIEW BETWEEN THE AUSTRIAN AND RUSSIAN
| MINISTER'S.
Lieut. Schwartz commander of the Brig U,s,ro who
figured in the Costa affair is promoted to the rank of Cap
| tain and put in command of the corvette Juno.
great many natives Of the Tyrol, who have become
converts to the Proesnism At abroad have their
turn to their own country pettioned for the Indignant
The Government has ordered the local authorities reject
! all their petitions.
Vienna correspondents narrate romantic tale of the
Emperors recent espousas rather Advancement His
Majesty his intended for the first time at ball At
lschh, and much struck with her beauty that he
requested her mothers permission to with her
alone Tor five minutes At the expiration of that brief
courhp, lie brought her forward and presented her
the future Empress Of Austria. Query? What did he
! DO during that brief interval
The Princess Amelia of Sweden died AT Vienna Slst
| ult. Of disease of the heart.
letter from Vieuns, Of August Slst states that on
that day interview had been appointed between the
Turkish Minister Ar Efend and the Russian Ambassa.
dor. This meeting was looked on a. decisive proof
that ell difficulties settled, except such negoa-
! lions could remove
! RUSSIA.-THE GRAIN TRADE ODESsA-THE FLEET
sENT To wATcH THE American EMBASSY roJAPAN.-Des-
patches from Odessa August lgth that business
brisk and prices still looking up Corn continued in de-
mand for Italy and France, and there rye arrivals
| Of grain from Ghourka
From Galatz August 3d. it reported that 100 YES
es laden with corn, we're at Sana unable TO get
several having been detained four months for want OF
lighters, had their curgOcs heated 400 vessels
side the lar. From ST. Petersburg, the commercial
counts unchanged. Some considerable supplies
Taow bad been detained in the interior, which had har
dened the London market The report that the export
grain from Wellachid prohibited, is not
We it mentioned that the Russian squadron
watch the movements of the American Mission Japan
consists OF the Panas 81 guns; Dwna 10 guns and the
Nostock { guns.
After remaining at Hong Kong for a week-no date is
stlcd-the Paas aud Nostock proceed in search
Loochoo lsins waiting for the Powhatn daily expected
there. The editor OF the Friend of China" had been on
board the PIIs and the Russian squadron is
With tie view OF lteuptng the tdron 10y America
japan but has instructions cooperate with
lea it necessary, and Russia share of the advan-
ges expected to be derived by opening commercial in.
tercour-e with Japanss country.
The Russians say that their Emperor thought Of send
ing embassy to Japan long before the Americans did
The Eor further remarks, between Russian America
and the Northern ports Of Japan there is still and
10 a tTata md II in
unreasonable lind his Imperial M.jey dcsroas of i'm
proving and regulating on such terms may be obtain
ed by other Governments.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-Snce the sailing of
the Niagara, Saturday, 81, the market had been dull
with price, hyorug the buyer. We may quote before
Fair osear> Esd MIiug l.si Fair Mobile
81; Mddlng 1871; Fair Upllnds 6 5 Sd; Mid
ding lj-l6i hut market closing very quietly indeed
and business confined to qualities ranging from Nj lilng
TO Mdilng FAIR sales Of three days. l4OOO bales, in
Guiding uuU speculation and 1000 export the import for
time. being 5000 bslr- Tuesday 9TH Exporters
chiefly imputed after Gao IS bowed
MANCHESTER-Nery duh, OWING 70 causes prevalent
IN Liverpool Market 10 which add further difcuue.
between operatives and employers. Goods and yarns
particularly the latter, tend dOwuwstIs Indian aud
Chinese demand very limited.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS. Since oui alyices per
Nisgari, 10 81 instant Wheat lad fallen Al per bu4hsI
aud Flour j. per barrel in consequence continued fine
Weatber aud d tie check put to the trade in France by
the interference OF government Many OF the recent pnr
ehasea ireuch had been again thrown on the
market for resale aud moved slowly st irregular rates
the demand being mostly confined 1.-THE wants OF Jeaer-
Indian Corn was 10 far request at about former quo.
| iatOus.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS, 1c--Becf and Pork very
quiet 40 ,'hugc in Side. aud shoulders. Lard L. Dc.
cline, and dull. TiOw unchanged. Less doing in Rice
Nothing iu QIrrc.uOn Buk, nor Clpvcr-sed Liusecd
Cakes very saleaDle.-l AcIieury's Circular
LIVERPOOL, 9th Month 9th 1883
Since the - the weather has been dry bu, the temper
low fr the season and marked by the absence Of
sunshine yet AgriculuaIi, report that their crops
rapid than could be expected in the absence
Of direct solar Influence. So r reports I'VE been
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