The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-11

ADDITIONAL FOkFdGN NEWS ~ TIE
PACIFIC.
BERLIN, Monday evenings The Gear insists u 4
preliminary condition of an negotiafion. that fie
neutrality Of the allied iieet In the BLACK Sea sha
be declared In formal document
The Gear had instructed his ambassadors to de.
nand whether by the entrance ufthe ieefs into the
Black Sea- ii IL their Intention to take part with
Turkey. or simply 10 observe strict neutrality
II the iarnaer, they are to demand their pass
ports
AUSTRIA.
Austria Is said to have notified the Gar OF her
fixed determination to maintain an armed neutali-
". provided that the Gear adherea to hls determi
nation TINT he alma AZ no territorial sggrandize-
ment Ifthis pledge is broken, Austria would AS
sumo hostile attitude TO Russia.
RELIANT.
Another famine threatened in Ireland. Pro-
visions were enormously high and still going up -
In Some parts Of Limerick the people were sutfef-
ing deplorably for feed.
srArs.
The Minister Of Justice has resigned.
Generals Manuel Concha and oDonneil have
been exiled to the Canary islands, Gen. Jose Con-
cha to the Eableaic Isles, and Gen. Armero to
Leon.
PORTUGAL.
The British war steamer Banshe arrived at LIS
bon on 18th, with dispatches to the British Ad-
miral, and Immediately afterwards, the British
Squadron was under orders. Destination I'M
known.
CHINA.
Canton dates were 10 Dec. II. Quietness pre-.
vails Annoy was stiil 10 the hands OF the Imperial
ists while the insurgents held possession OF 5hang
hal. The insurgent army reached Guiked at the
end OF October
Trade generally good.
LATER BIZ TELEGRAPH TO LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, Jan. 25-The Paris correspondent of
the London Times writes that the reply of the En-
peror OF Russia though not couched in strong Ian.
guage asking explanations, is OF such character
as leaves little hope OF change in his mind.
II is stated that the excitement st ct. Petersburg
among the people is indehcribabe, and the French
Government anticipates explosion OF such kind
win force the Gear formally to declare be-
fore all his plans are perfected.
Its believed that 10 or 5000 Russians have
crossed the Lower Danube.
tits stated on the authority OF despatch, that
Count Nesselrode has resigned and his resignation
beer accepted by the Gear.
Consols have greatly fuctuated; having been as
low AS 60 To Gay, however the market rallied,
opening az 90 7s and closing at 81 l.s.
FRANCE
Mr.. Mason, the U. $. Minister had presented his
credentials.
THE LATEST.
NEW York, Feb. g. P. Mt was reported that
engagements had been renewed between the TURKS
and Russians at kalalat the l0h 18th and 18th,
| 10 which the former were again victorious.
despatch received at Berlin, from st. Petersburg
dated the 1ilh, states that the Gar had rejected
as it would only to divert attention from the
real question at issue. To prove, however, that ne
is still inclined to treat, he has appointed Prince
Gortschakotf his Penipotendary to treat with the
Sultan alone
The Paris Constitutional states that the Gear, on
healing that the combined fleets had entered the
Black Sea, calmly remarked to those about him
that G5en battle should be offered, Russia would
accept it-that she could afford to mourn Tor her
feet but not for her honor anation Hean'icpat-
ed h9 Ehlu that France and ENGLAND wOuId tHEe
the they have, and he was. therefore not
prepared, and all his orders had been given in ad
vance, torseeing that such action their part
would be violating existing treaties. and freeing
him from all obligations.
Ii appears certain that the Gear had asked Prince
Menscbiaoh whether be could make head against
the combined fleets. The Prince replied" Yes,
we conquer, or fight and die to the last man"
The French and English Mini tiers are to demand
their passports.
MARKETS
HERMANN cox K co.'s REPORT PER PACIFIC
Liverpool, 81 h January, l25l-CoTToN-Since
cur report per Arabia our MAJ ket has been quiet
with daily sales of 4a5000 bales Prices are noni-
nally the same, but the market is well supplied,
and holders are pressing sales low offers are here
and there accepted and former prices are not OBJ
tainatle. The news per Africa with dates to the
l1ih Instant are not unavorable for holders; the
receipts and shipments showed further decrease
prices at New Orleans rather higher but in the
Atlantic markets they bad de lined I-eal .4c and
| holders were DESTROYS of realsing In the present
state of politics aad with heavy arrivals which are
Immediately placed on the market and freely offer
Do, buyers naturally have the advantage Spinners
are getting good deal Of cotton themselves and be-
come sellers, which adds to the momentary depres-
sion and reduces the daily business much below the
| consumption.
| Russia's answers still evasive; there is still some
| hope of peaceable settlement, but Consols have
declined since Friday per cent. and closed to-day
| at 50 7-S
| BREADsTUFFs At to-day market Wheat sold
| readily eft an advance OF 6d.aad per bushel, and
| Flour Is Cd. per Dbl. since this day week Indian
| Corn must also be considered Is. per quarter
dearer.
| NAVAL STORES, &c-Sales of Spirits of Turpen
tine have been made at 55s. to arrive In other ar.
/ tices little change.