The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-17
ARRIVAL. OF TUE HUMBOLDT.
90 10 Later tirom Earope.


xvvr YoEY. August l5-The steamer Humboldt
,rriye3 this evening from Southampton aud Havre,
Tyir ing $50 passengers aud Liverpool dates of the
"a inst Tac America arrived a. Liverpool ON the
H.; ut, and the Glasgow az Greenock on the Both
IL.
among the Humboldi's passengers Is s G. Good
rjra late Consul to Paris.
Frenchulan named Edouard Reynand has been
arrested at Southampton on the charge OF having
CTy.ui-ed with others 10 murder the French
Frr.yeror He was taken TO London for czanlina-
Tine rgyrtian fleet arrived al Cons;antinople on
the 10th. with 1900 men. Admiral Dundas of the
English feet, with all his captains, had been on
reconnaissance of the tortresses.
Another ministerial crisis was feared at Con.
s,sntinople
between the United States and the Porte and the
probable ccssiOn ofMarmazizzen. Three Ameri-
can ifisates said TO be III the Besphorous
Russia AND TURKEY.-The Eastern question
wears a less favorable aspect. Ii was feared that
tie Emperor of Russia would decline 10 withdraw
his forces from the Principaities stipulated in the
uroposi.ions of the three Powers-the ENGLISH and
French fleets would in that be ordered to pass
the Dardanelles and peaceful settlement of the
dispute be greatly jeoparded.
4 telegraphlc despatch dated Constantinople July
20th, states that the Porte and the representatives
Of the Great Powers had accepted the proposition
Of the austrian minister which arranged that the
English and French fleets should Withdraw from
Besica bay, whilst the Russians evacuated the Prin
cjpQli:ies. Turkey would then send an ambass ador
10 open negotiations at 81. Petersburg. COME
We're also TO be opened at Vienna by the con-
sent OF Russia.
a decline in the funds has been caused at London
and Paris by an article in the Coustitutionee de-
Claring that France and England would not con-
sent TO the arrangement which had been proposed
&, Constantinople. Great uneasiness had also been
created by decree of the Gear ordering a fresh
levy Of recruits throughout the Empire This was
interpreted as looking to war.
The statement Is re-asserted that the United
States had offered TO assist the Porte with money
and active forces
The intelligence from the Princpalities was i'm
Portant. Moldavia had declared neutrality-suspicious.
OF the Porte, and neiused to pay farther tribute.
similar movement is expected in Wallachia.
1t l. ascerained that the Porte intends addressing
al ultimatum to Rassia. in which, after paying due
regard 10 the rights of the Sultans Christian sub
ects that sovereign declares that it, in spite these
repeated assurances, the Gar should persist in of
fcriRg war, the Porte Is resolved TO accept it. but
that the responsibility must lie with Russia. 1t is
also asserted that this document has been comnu-
nica.ed 10 the ambassadors of France and England.
Orders have been sent to the Hospadors of Media
via and Wallachia, ordering them to quit the Prin
cpalities and retire to the right bank Of the Da-
nuhe.
Russia had demanded of Persia the cession of the
province Of Tauris in lieu of the 100000 rubles
due her.
liverpool Markets.
Ltrerpool Aug. 3rd.-Cotton continued in active
demand at firm rates. Sales since the Africa % OOG
bales, of which spectators took 3000 and exporters
5000 bales.
McHenry quotes less activity in wheat and flour,
and extreme rates of last week not maintained
Corn steady.
Richardson & Bro. say, that owing TO the fine
weather, breadstufs were queter, and wheat and
tour IN limited demand at the prices OF the prece
ding Tuesday
Lard had farther advanced with an increasing de-
mand. The stock was moderate. Beef and pork
were wanted In bacon fair business doing
Shoulders had declined to 30s. Cheese was much
looked for.
London Markets.
London, august 2ud-A very favorable change
has occurred in the weather, which has had good
effect on the wheat crop The reports Of the spread
OF potato disease are conflicting but the whole
unsatisfactory. At Mark Lane, yesterday, wheat
was dull, but some parcels brought 2s. per quar-
ter advance. Foreign wheat was hardly main
tanned. Flour inactiyebut firm. Corn ia demand
Tea firm
Money was generally unchanged but securities
had downward tendency. Money was in increas-
ed demand Consols had declined TO % SO a 81 "a
Best bills 2per ct. discount. Houses had raised
their rates IA per cent.
Provincial Markets.
At Manchester, trade was satisfactory At Biz
mlngham, there was more trlnness in iron.
Hare Market.
Harre, august 3r9-Sales of Cotton for the
week, 1000 bales at "A IS fr. for n. Orleans