The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-21
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.

ARRIVAL sQF HE Asia.
,,,, yoRx Oct 1q-The Asia bringa i62 passen,
- among whom lie Rowland HUI. The Frank.
f. srrived at Cowes on the oth.
' 80 shin AnniekIane, OF and for Quebec, with a
issble cargo aud 400 passengers and crew, was
nS-eSssi Of. ilebrdes on the PATH ult and 800 per.
sons peFRhed. -
l,,ce the sailing OF the last steamer nothing def.
e. bas trsnspired regarding the Eastern question
9q,c paris correspondent OF the London Times says
that the English ana French Governments have
n,Ifed Russia ia strong notes that !: is now too
I+a To Issue more notifications. and that England
a~d france will support the integrity of Turkey.
Sbis j. probable but wants confirmation.
scrordjns 10 the hes; accounts from Conssanti.
,c,,ie which are vet imperfect the Sultan has not
me, the declaration OF war, but the Grand Coun-
Il has y3ted tina. war against Ruseia should be de.
Jared leaving il to the discretion ctthe Executive
Wien 20 commence hostiliiies.
=. was stated that Gen. CavobcIt viii 60 with 10,
.Y troops 10 Constantinople, that French and Eng
nj troops win occupy the forts en- the Bosphorus,
s,3 ,hst the combined fee;s will reach Constants.
,-lp on the 7th all of which is doubtful. il Is au-
;henticalty stated that the Car at Omutz declared
l. s+rang wish for peace 10 enable him TO back out
g. the difficulty
Iegdoa, Oct s The Cabinet had long meeting
yesterday.
faris, yesterday says that news lad been received
crnfrta:ayy of the report that the Sultan had de
cared war on the 26ih Of September.
correspondent Of the Post says dispatch from
Vienna states that the Sultan has fixed upon four
ysaass as the time in which Russia must evacuate
the Priucipalnies,
The Paris Patrie coutrsdic,s seu1i-offciaIiy that
trrSultan had signed the declaration of war The
cclncil merely resolved that no more concessions
could be made. and Interpretations for war must
be carried on with increased energy.
Before the Gear left Olmutz, be sent carrier to
= Petersburg, ordering new levy Of troops.
ENGLAND.
Commander lneleteld had returned from the
Arctic regions bringing no Intelligence of Sir John
Franklin.
Commander Mcclure had sailed through Behr.
i9ss straits to Davis Straits
terrible accident happened on the Great South.
wes;ern Railroad, near Dublin whereby II pas
s,ugers were killed and 20 wounded of whom
many were horribly mangled
Whtworth & Cos. extensive mill sat Dee Bridge
Yorkshire had been burnt involving a loss OF
/ J0gUo and throwing Il go hands out of employ
mar:
The cholera was committing greater ravages
than ever among the Russian troops, on the Da-
uJbe.
Acorps oi IL, 900 troops was 20 leave Toulon to
reinforce the French army al Rome.
MARKETS.
EIyERPocL-, Oct e.-Cotton Is again dull. under
wariike adyices from the East Prices 0; all grades
- rnidd ing are quoted al 1-sd decline Sales of
the week 36l70 bales.
Ereaistutfs-The quotations OF BreadstufTs were
white Wheat 9s Cd los Sd; red o. sd a.I0s-
Western Canal Flour 33s Sd q GAS; Baltimore Ohio
aud Philadelphia Bis :As Cd. Yell Corn SO Ais;
white 50a i2s.
Provisions-In Beet and Pork, moderate bust
ness was doiag, at unchanged rates. Bacon and
shoulders fat. Lard dull at 50 a COS and SIS for
spring delivery. Cheese Is lower, with large I'M
ports.
Freights to the United States rather frmer-
Dead weight more plentiful. Storage passengers
rather abundant al 80 los.
Tea hrm. Sugar unchanged and quie;. Tobac.
GO unchanged.
LONDON M4REET.-Coaee dull and rather lower
agar quiet