The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-30
THE LATEST NEWS.
ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
rzThe Glasgow steamship company had CON
Acted tor another steamer TO run between New
ny and Glasgow, IN conjunction with the
.,aamev Glasgow. A commercial house al
nsn,,en were about to put two steamers re.
.nntIv purchased ftom the German States on
,ne line tor New YORK.
In the House OF Commons, on the 14th Sir
.I'rh de Lacy asked The Government whether.
- nopotialions with the United States or Cen.
,Tsj America, the rights and interests OF British
1h,ects IN Honduras, aud those of Britain's
.arc3enI ally the King Of Mo.quto, had been
prcerlcd Lord John Russell replied tina, the
,ero,iqtions were not yet terminated, aud that
consequently any statement would be prema-
ture.
resolution TO abolish the duty on adver-
,;sements was agreed TO without DIVISION.
The London police searched kossuth's
houSe on the morning of the 14th, aud large
stores Of arms and ammunition were found.
II is stated that the recent arrests in Prus-
STA were in consequence of information fur
piShed by the London police, who placed spies
around the houses OF the refugees. In the
House Of Commons, on Friday, Sir Walms-
lev asked the Government ii these statements
were true. aud If the British Government had
given assurances TO foreign powers that the
refugees should be put under surveillance.
Icrd Palmerstou replied that q warrant was
issued TO search house at Rotheshre, not oc-
cupied by kossuth, in which were a large
quantity of rockets, shells and gunpowder,
but no assurance had been given to foreign
mowers, excepting that the refugees would not
be allowed to abuse the hospitality of Eng
land.
Mr.. Dnncolmbe said that these munitions
were found in u rocket factory, and were for
sale.
Mr.. Bright asked Mr.. PaImerston If Kos.
-
tions.
Lord PaImerston replied that he did not
know--he would cast no imputations on Kos
suIh. 1t would be The subject of future ill.,
qu!ry.
Lord Stuart charged the government, with
getting up false charge against kossuth.-
The subject then dropped.
Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe was welcomed
on landing by large crowd, and proceeded to
the house OF Edward Chopper, where she met
q select party. Next morning DIR. McNeill
presented The address of welcome. She was
entertained next day hy the Liverpool Negroes
Society, sud presented the British Bible So
tletv with tl30. Sac left on the same d9y for
Glasgow.
FRANCE.
The Emperor has entirely recovered from
his recent ind.spos.lion.
Stringent measures concerning the refugees
ave been adopted hy France.
IL il rumored aI Paris that the projected
transatlantic steamship enterprise has been
abandoned.
The latest advCes deny the truth of the re-
ported Instruction in Barcelona.
The Spanish M05try resigned in body on
the 8gh Of April. Their resignation was ac-
cepted bv the Queen. General Lersundi has
been charged with the formation of a new
cabinet.
There were rumors at Madrid on the 10Th of
April, OF an Insuuectlon in Catalonia.
AUSTRIA.
Austria has refused the demand of Pied.
mont, and the Piedmontese Ambassador has
quilted Vienna.
MaZzini was reported to be at Turin, hut
was subsequently reported to have crossed
into Turin.
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
Dates from Constantinople have been re.
ceived to the 3lst. The negotiations with the
Russian minister were progressing amicaby.
Prince Menschikoif requires that the charac-
ter OF the negotiations be kept private.
Alexandria dates to the Sd of April state
that there were great Disturbances in Arabia,
and that the Porte's authority was tottering.
PERSIA.
The report of serious misunderstanding
between the Persian Court and the British
Government, was confirmed. The British
Minister was preparing TO leave.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The India mail has arrived at Marseies.-
The British repulse at Donabem was more di.
sastrous than at first reported, there having
been one hundred killed.
Hong Kong dates have been received to
February 25th. The American Commission.
er at Macao will shortly proceed to Shangha
Commodore Perry daily expected.
The rebellion was progressing to a fearful
extent, and preparations were making for de.
fence at Nankin.
The sloop Saratoga and storeship Supply
were at Shanghai.
FURTHER LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
The Canada's end BaLtic's news gave hol-
ders of cotton increased confidence. MiddLing
and good ordinary has advanced sixteenth TO
an eighth. In other qualities there is no quo
table change. The market closed steady
Sea Island was in good demand at % a Sd ad
vance.
readstulfs-There had been heavy imports
OF flour and wheat, which was mostly in ware
house, aud held at higher prices. Flour was
dull at an Improvement Of Cd. per barrel. Fine
wheat was sleader al full prices. Corn was
more active, and white had advanced fully cd
per quarter, aud tended upwards.
Proyisions.-There had been heavy imports
OF Beef, with retail sales and contracts for In
dla. Mess had slightly advanced, and the
pIce for fine parcels was sustained.
u. 5. Senator for Louisiana.