The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-24
THE LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL of STEAMER NIAGARA.
Three DAYS Later from Earepe.


u.,,rAx, June 22.--The steamer Niagara
arrived this morning, but owing to thunde'
s,orn on the line il was impossible to send heI
news off until late this evening. She brings
I;vernool dates of the 1lth. The Baltic reach.
ed her dock on the S'h.
ENGLAND.
Mr.. Wayward brought motion forward in
Parliament, calling attention 10 the attitude OF
Russia towards Turkey.
The members from Durham had been un.
seated for bribery.
The University of Oxford had conferred the
degree Of Doctor Of Laws upon MI. ingersoll,
the An,erica an Minister, and Bishop McIlvain inc.
The shin Squanium, of Boston, is ashore
near the Isle of Man. Her passengers were
saved.
Lord shafte sbury presided over a meeting in
London for ameliorsting the condition OF tugi-
five slaves IN Canals.
L,o,ds had advanced the insurance risks 10
Russian and Turkish ports from 10 TO 80 shil
lngs.
ia uense be s,i,ity had been excited in Ireland
ss,iasl he proposed bill for the inspection Of
the uu,erleS
The crop, thoughout England and ireland
acre promising.
FRANCE.
II is the opinion of the leading journal of
Paris that a war hets cen Russia and Turkey
will be avoided, but the funds are nevertheless
acitated, aud closed at decline.
Gen. Changa,nier denies that he had offered
his services 10 The Porte.
The Moniieir announces that the French
and English fleets had formally offered 10 sus.
tsin Turkey, and proceed TO the DardanelIes
Immediately. The Moniteur also believes
that Abdel kader had applied TO return TO
France.
The Sandman Deputies were considering
the piUpriety of reducing the import duty on
cotton one halt. They were also considering
bill relative TO Transatlantic steamers, and il
was expected that government would coptri-
butte IA. 600 yearly 10 this object
Free Importation of breads,ufs into Sicily
hsd been permitted in Neapolitan and Russian
vessels.
The rumored recall of Canedo from Cuba
was conIrsdIcied.
The King of Bavaria had offered to mediate
between Austria and Switzerland. Ii was
the general belief at Vienna that the Turkish.
Swiss and Sandman difficulties would all be
amicdbly adjusted. A special minister had
been sent from Vienna TO Constantinople. An
AustFiau camp was forming IN MOrayia.
Nargo, an advocate, and several citizens of
Pesth had been arrested for corresponding
with kossuih.
General Groken had left Berlin on a special
mission TO Conslantinople. The King bad no,
officially recalled the Prussians in the Turk
ish service.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL June II.-Cotton continues
dull, owing to the unfavorable aspect of poli,i
cal affairs, and lower grades had slig htly de-
clined, but better qualities were unchanged.-
Fair Orleans 6id. Middling Cd; Fair Mobile
and Uplands 6ai.; Middling SD.
Breadstufs were active and feverish. Flour
had advanced 81. per Dbl; Corn Cd. per
quarter; and Wheat Cd. per bushel. White
wheat7s 4d. a Is. 3d.. red 6s. I'D. a 6s. 1Od.
Canal flour 24s. 3d.; Ohio GAS. Cd. Philadel-
phis and Baltimore 24s. 3D.; extra do. 25s. cd.
White Corn Bis; yellow 81. Cd.
Proyisions.-Beef was quiet at 80 loss;
Pork - 85s Bacon dull at AZ 52..;
Shoulders 80 37s. Buyers ask conce ssions.
Lard was in moderate dem and al 80 a SIS. Cd.
Tal.ow active and firm.