Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-28
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARCTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EOROPE
New YoRK. Inn


The steamer Arctic, with Liverpool dates Of
abe 18th inst, arrived here this evening at Sd
o'clock bringing 40 passengers.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &Steltenfohl, of Lon
don, had failed for tf300,0O0, in consequence of
forgeries by Robt. +. Prizes, corn dealer.
The falare of Goldman & Stoltepfohl clears up
the mystery of the late extraordinary operations
in the London and Continental corn markets.
Two other houses suffered from the forgeries of
Preis to the amount OF $4,000. Goldman q
Stoltenfohl transacted the commission business il
Germany and the United States.
The will of the Duke of Wellington had been
registered. His fortune anounts to seSOO,O OO
A large amount of goods continued to be ex-
ported to Australia.
The missing steamer Australia, from Sydney,
had arrived with ee1 100000 on freight.
The steamer Madalena, from Vera Cruz, with
nearly G2, DOC, 900 arrived at Southampton on the
Sth.
FRANCE.-Four Legitimsts, members of the
Assembly, HAD resigned. Prince Wagram had
resigned the Senatorshfp in disgust, because he
had not been appointed Grand Huntsman.
The minister of Tuscany, and of the smaller
German powers, had presented their credentials
to the Emperor.
passenger of the American ship Isaac Bell,
had been arrested at Havre, with a number of So
cialist pamphletsi in his possession.
SPAIN.-ltis again reported that Canedo will
be recalled from the Captain Generalship of Gu
ba.
ITALY.-Francis Madiai had died at Flo.
renee.
correspondent of the Times says that Francis
Madiai was without doubt .poisoned He COM
planned OF slow poison being used in his food
Madame M. is still in prison.
Bishop Ives, of North Carolina made a public
abjuraton OF the Protestant religion, at Rome, On
Dec. Goth,
Sardinia proposes to enlarge her navy
TURKEY.-The Turks had blockaded the
Montenegro coast.
1t is thought that the difficulty between the
Turks and Montenegrians will be settled by the
intervention of Austria and Russia. The block.
ade, by the Turks, of the whole coast of the
Adrlatlc, from Ducingo to the most extreme
Turkish frontier is confirmed.
/ The government has made compensation for
the late outrage upon the British steamer Vic
| tory.
AUSTRIA.-The Austrian Government had
declared Kossuth and his friends traitors.
PkUSSlA.-Count Schwerein had been cleo
ted president of the second chamber. He is n
moderate constitutionast.
THE MARKETS
LIVERPOOL Jan 10
Inc sales OF Cotton since the sailing of the Europa had
reached 1900 bales of which exporters took I00 and
spectators 5OO bales The demand was fair and eev
metby holders, who, however did not press their stock
| on the market Prices were unchanged Fair Orleans
was quoted at 3D. mddIng SID; fair Uplands sad mid
| ding sgd. 49, i-A'
Flour was in moderate demand at prices favoring buv
efs Quotations, however were unchanged. Western
lanai 2s us I'd; Baltimore 27s Sd 2Ss 3d. Ohio 81
29s. ~ 49, o"'o -
Corn was in moderate demand for the trade and FIR
port I, at '6s for yellow, and BIS for white
me imports OF Cotton since Friday had been 10000
BALES The market closed tame but firm
Inc cram market generally unchanged. Wheatwas
heid hrmy atlast weeks rates. Flour dull at partial
Few floating cargoes were offered " : '"-'
me London Money market was buoyant.
Trade at Manchester was rather dull