The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-08
THE LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF The CANADA,
me WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE

HALIFAX, June Gig p. M.-The steamer
Canada has arrived, with Liverpool dates TO
Ma, 2sth.
The steamer Pacific arrived out on Tuesday.
the oath uIt' p-:, GU,
"a Pnssel stated that the French aud En-.
Ish Ambassadors were acting IN concert at
sonstantinople, and that the integrity of the
0e,om,n Empire would be preserved. They
t-o",d Russia would insist on nothing incom
ro,,bIe Herewith, but in the present state OF
,,,s nnesfion they could give no further indica-
,;or Of the course of the British Government.
The Adelphi Theatre at Edinburgh had been
burnt.
Kossuth attended meeting Of the Society
of the friends of Italy at London, but made no
'Nsgzni had arrived in England.
Oh ,aehu-, the Irish rebel, had escaped
(rcul hu-uala and was on his way 10 America.
T.r Z iren will visit the Dublin Exhibition
soJp.
false report that Russian forces had en-.
tered Turkey, had violently agitated the
BouTse.
fl was stated that Napoleon had assured the
Russian Minister that as much as he desired
the peace of Europe, he wsuid not hesitate
TO change his policy ifRussia forced measures
hostile to France and the East.
Dispatches from the French Admiral dated
Callao April 10Th, state that he was about TO
sail for Guayaqul.
TURKEY.
The news from Constantinople forbodes trou.
Bile. The ultimatum of Russia has been re
fused by the Porte, and final answer TO that
effect will be given to Menzikoff, on the Goth.
The French feet had been ordered to the
Dardanelies, circumstance which has occa.
stoned great excitement on the Paris Bourse.
Ii is believed thar Napoleon has threatened
TO declare il Russia persists in her de-
rnands regarding The Holy Places and the Pro.
teclorate of the Greek Church.
SWITZERLAND.
Diplomatic relations between Switzerland
and Austria have been entirely broken of.
INDIA.
Affairs in Burmah were unfavorable 10 the
British.
CHINA.
On the urgent request of the Emperor OF
China, the Anne rican, French and English
ships of war in the Eastern waters have uns
dertaken to protect Nankin, Shanghai and the
mouths OF the canal against the rebels.
MARKETS.
liverpool Mag 28.-Cotton continues in
fair demand at rather SITTER rates. but the sales
are chiefly 10 the home trade, at no actual ad-
vance in price. The sales of the week foot up
"a 800 bales, of which Spectators took $3.50
bales, and exporters 1850 bales. The quota.
tons are Fair Orleans 64d; Midding Cd; Fair
Mobile and Upland 6sd; Middling STA Cd.
Bieadstuffs-Flour was in large demand for
the heme trade at Sd per Dbl. advance. Wess
tern Canal 22s 6ja23s Sd Ohio, PhiIadel phia
and Baltimore 23s 6da24s. Prime white
Wheat had advanced Id; sales al 7sa7s I'd for
white, and 6s 7do6 81 for red. The receipts oil
Corn were large and prices a shade lower
sales of white a 3ls, aud yellow 32sa32s Cd.
Provisions Gardner quotes new mess bee
at 92S 6dal05s. Market dull. Mess pork 75s
Gda87. Bacon was scarce. and tending up
wards-sales at 47a52s. Lard steady at 52t
53s. Tallow quiet but firm.
Spirits of Turpentine sos 9da52s. The mar.
ket firm, and tending upward.
Rice had advanced la2s. Sales of150 tierces
at 24s 6da24s 90. Sugar was in moderate de-
mand at previous rates. Coffee quiet and un
changed. Tea was in moderate request al pre-
Vious rates.
London Harket-The London produce mar
ket was unchanged.
There was increased pressure in the money
market. First class bills were discounted a
3 per cent. Consols for money were quoted
l0Us.
Hare, May 24.-Cotton is dull. Sales O
the week 6, 800 bales. Stock 81 600 bales.
Coffee firm, and tending upwards. Rice has
slightly advanced.