The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-14
THE LATEST NE WIS.
TuE NEWS BY THE Pacific.

Enough was given in our Geographic dis
match Yesterday morning, although prepared
a, late hour, to show that the foreign news by
the Pacific was Of the highest Importance. We
extract from the papers received last evening,
some additional items, and give in more detail
some of those published yesterday.
E.ctASp.-Au interesting discussion in the
uousn nj Lords had occurred concerning the
oandn,t of the Captains General of Caba in
recstd ia the slave trade. All the Captains
are ;moIica,eJ except Conchs and Valdez -
Capedo Is deeply guilty, Spain had been re.
,ncpstrated with, and had promised amend.
r,en,. hu, the British feet off Cuba will be
Strengthened.
The steamer La Plata had arrived from Vera
Cruz with Aflsia on board.
There had been considerable arrivals of gold
from Australia, but no late news.
Ills yumured, but doubted, that MIR. Cramp-
ton vii he removed, as British Minister, from
Nasr rc'en 10 Il better port.
Tt. 10y The critical state of affairs in
Tur.e, go res arded with much interest. The
fsci ina, ruraey had refused TO accede to Rus
s,a's dem ,DJs-ihat the joint efforts of the
Ministers OF France, England, Austria, and
Prussia, had failed TO reconcile the PARTIES
that sienzchikof' had left for Russia-that a
great Russian army was concentrating on the
Turkish fronlier-that Turkey was sending TO
and fro for uoops-all looks decidedly war.
like. 4
ISDIA.-Aiiails in Burmah look very bad for
the British. They had been repulsed and the
troops cut Of III skirmishes. A steamer had
been sent express for more troops.
CHINA-rhe news from China is highly i'm.
poriaut. TIE latest reliable dates from Shang.
ha to the 2Sth April, state that Nankin, bsing
invaded by The rebels on the 18th, the Imperial
Commissioner hired fleet of Portuguese
launches 10 relieve The city by water, but they
were captured by the rebels. Aid was then
Obtained from Foreign Censuls, and the French,
American aud English fleets agreed to help
The British sent the Salamander, Liz and
Iiermer steamers: the French sent the steam
frgate Cassiui, and the American Commission
er, Marshall, undertook tn place the Sasoue
banna before Nankjn. The result was not
known, and several stories of imperial victories
in the interior were dtsbrlieved.
A private letter from Manchester, containing
dates TO the 29th, being one day later, states
that Nankin had fallen, and that the British
Commander refuses TO permit British mer-
chantmen 10 go up the river with stores or
ammunition for either party. 1t was expected
that the Americans would also back out.
Capt. Perry, in the Mississippi, had arrived
at Hong Kong on the 9TH of April, and had
despatched the Plymouth TO Shanghai on the
9Th
MARKETs-LIVERPoo DOL, June l.-Cotton has
been 10 moderate demand since the sailing of
the Canada, at firm rates. Wright & Candy
quote cotton nanmate, owing to the warlike
attitude of Turkey and Russia, and the unfas
VoTabie advices from the East. The quota
tons were-Fair Orleans ed; Middiing Cd;
Fair Mobiles and Uplends 63d.; Middling
IL led.
Breadstuffs-The grain market is lively, and
the leading articles have an advancing lenden-
cy. Fresh parcels ofw heat hav e advanced Id.
per 10 lbs, and -four 81. per bbl. The pros
pect OF the harvest was Frightening. Corn was
unchanged, but met with Ian k demand.
Tobacco was ndyancing-saIe,so of the month
5000 hhds., at sgd. for stemmedl
LONDON MARKETs.-As Lond}0n sugar was
1901.
Trade at Manchester was heallhy.