The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-16
NAIL NEWS,
Arrival of the Steamer Baltic.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FOUR DAYS LATER fItSlM EUh0gE.
u,s;Sea,ioss Of tAe Eastern Qeestien-z Settlement
=, Eypsctsa--4a arzaissice established Turks
ssr,ass the Daaa6e-Gredt advance IN tie British
Fua6s-Dsctiae IN Cotton Brt adsta9s aRchazg
Cd SC. Sc.
Nv yoRK. Nov. i4--The United States mail
.s,,er Baltic reached her wharf al quarter to one
,cinck. with dates from Liverpool to the "a inst
rae baltic brings ia passengers. among whom
are GOV Jones OF Tennessee, and Col. Powell ami
family of Philadelphia Ihe Asaola arrived out on
Ye;fhcr France nor England have lost all hopes
orthe settlement of the Eastern Question
Roth governments announce that the Cabinets al
;-;opua and Berlin arc equally eager in their neut.
tiaiipns.
WIb regard to the Eastern question everything
WAS enyeloped 10 mystificaion. A Vienna despatch
,nounces ihatthere had been an armis;ice agreed
mon between the Turks and Russians for an indie.
site period This despatch materially advanced
80 price OF English and French funds Another
despatch sail that the Turks had crossed the Da.
au5e yri,houtopposrion.
THE EASTERN QUESTION
Tie most contradictory accounts were in circu-
l.ion regarding the aspect of affairs in the East
l. vas stated that satisfactory diplomatic note
.-,,,, the Four Powers on its way to CONSTANT
rayle, an lhstthe supposed armis,ice to allow
me for is acceptance. This further strengthened
ne iauds but It began to be rumored that the So
rallea armistice was only conditional order TO
Omar Pacha nor 10 commence hostHfles VII NOV.
!, !! he had no; ALREADY commenced. This de-
dressed the market particularly, as Geographic
,,isuatch. apparently authentic, stated that the
TurEs had crossed the Danube in great force near
ViJiin, aud occupied haloat, with the intention OF
ss=ailing the Russians.
oner PasAa had informed Goischakoff that he
f,,ruGei TO march az once upon the Principaities.
,yfsreupou Go.scaakot held a council OF war on
,ae lIth, and resolved 10 eVacuate tie southern
part OF Waliachia-
The Russian merchants had been doing large
business in Gotten, which was considered indica-
tive c: peace.
The Russians had made no attempt to cross the
Danube. Their troops were still encamped at Blu
Il was believed that the original Vienna note
would eventually be adopted with some moditics
tons.
combined fleets having passed the Dardanelles
ENGLAND.
Great riots had broken out at Wogan, in Lanca-
shire caused by turn out OF the operatives in
Collerics Much property had been destroyed, and
the troops called out.
Theuuion of Spain and Portugal was again seri-
ou=ly discussed by all parties.
". Turon had been offered the appointment Of
Minister 10 Washington.
THE MARKETS.
Liryp3gl. Nov. p Cotton-Tke general aspect
tne market for the past three days has been hea
W. with pcices favoring buyers, and desire re-
ding, w.i.h has caused, in some instances reduc-
ton % .i5d to 1-3d TO effect sales, but in general
business the quotations of last Saturday not al
tered. Sales Of the week 1900 bales, OF which
1900 was on speculation, and 500 on export.
Observation-Disclosures by the America are generally
well supported. without excitement, ranging but
little from Fridays quotations. The demand for
wheat AMI -four Is mos ~ for the best qualities, and
the tone OF the market follows closely the tenor OF
the advices received from the East Wheat-white
IUs A los I'D: red and mixed 9s Sd a los 81: Flour
Western Canal, 31s; Baltimore and Philadelphia
BIS Cd; Oaio 35s 39s. Indian Cofn-High rates
check business. Prime yellow, AIS held tor Ass;
white AS 81.
london, Oct 3l.-Great fluctuations have occur
red IT. the funds, ewing TO conflicting accounts from
the East. Bank stock 239a2l3. Consols had rang
ed from % - a % l-3 closing at94 1-9.
Sugar firm; Coffee brisker; Tea quieter, but un
changed Rice in better request. Scotch Pig iron
76s ca pey ton. Tallow firm at SIS.
At Manchester, trade was duh and prices favored
LATEST BY THE BALTIC.
TURKS CROSSING TIE DANuBK-sEw DRAFT OF SET
ELEMENT ACCEPTED By RUSSIA, &C.
Liverpool Nov "A telegraphic despatch from
the Dauube, Of October 9th, states that 6000 Turk
ish infantry and cavalry had crossed the Danube
and taken possession OF Kaleat, without cpposl
ton More troops were still crossing. the men be
ing in barges and swimming their horses. The
Russians were concentrating e largetor arounc
kae,aJ 70 attack them
The London Times has dispatch from Consta an
tiuOple October 22d, stating that the Austrian En-
voy had submitted TO the Sultan the draft OF new
note from the Four Powers which had been accep
TED ty Russia TIL Times still thinks negotiation
may prevent general war.
n. Y. ELEcTIoN.-The estimated average vote il
the State Is, for the wing candidates $4,000, hard
1900, sots $1,000. So far, % Wigs, hards and
sos are elected to the Senate leaving districts il
doubt To the Assembly 50 wings, % hards, ?
so.s and ? free soiers are chosen.
New ToRK ELEcTIoN.-It is stated IL the HarGt
that The National or Hard Democrats, have majoi
Try of four to five thousand over the Solts, on thei
State tieEet
THE sAsDw1cH IsLANDs-No official notice ha
yet been received at the State Department concern
ing the movements on the part of the authorize
Of the Sandwich Islands towards the annexation c
those Islands 70 the United States Ii is said,