The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

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Il ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA. .
HALIFAX, Sept 18th, 10 p. N. I
Inc Cunsrd steamer Niagara, from Liverpool .
2P M, OF Saturday, the ID instant has arrived q
this port - = , - - !
The now screw steamship Chy of Philade el
pnia ssiIed from Liverpool for Philadelphia, OF
the afternoon of the 3Oth ult s..s
| Inc screw steamship I" Charity from Quebec
arrived at Liverpool At midnight OF the 1st inst
| FROM THE BALTIC.
France and England have decided to dismautle
ane =. .Osndos the iortiications at Bomar:und and
IN the Aland Islands. They were 90 badly damaged
ana wanted 20 large garrison to hold them agains,
tne enemy that 1t was not considered expedient %
non OF her declaring against Russia but that Swe-
oen refused 70 accept on those termA 81 ie.s
va douotfully reported that the allies made
an oneI % psy Sweden q monthly subsidy If she
On the 26th ulimo Napier and Marshal d d'Hiliers
pIoceeoeo 70 Hango, In the sight of the Russians-
oIew up the Notifications, and retreated to Abo,
w1ere mere are Is, 600 men in garrison.
dismounted guns. taken at Bomersund, viii be d.
| Vioeo between France and England.
small engagement without loss of life occur
red at Abo, on the 18th ult between eighteen Rus.
| sian gun-boatss and some English steamers.
| zs FROM THE BLACK SRA.
| Reports continue relative to the Crimea expedi.
ton, but up to August 2lst nothing was known of
any embarkatiop. The cholera continues Al Varna
Stormy weather prevailed on the Black Sea. A
private despatch from Varna, dated the oath ult
says five ships with troops sailed yesterday and six
to-day. Destination secret. Opinions gain cur.
rency that the first destination of the expedition
will be Anapa and that the fleets will winter there
Marshal St Arnaud will hold a general military
council at Varna to enquire ifthe army fit for ser.
| vice during the present sickness.
FROM THE DANUBE.
l The Turks continue fn 0cc.,nv Rncbe .xl -.
strengthening all strategic positions They are re.
| fortifying Tirwnova, which was ordered some
rations were to be delivered at Obileschette and
Wallachia, and 1t reported that the English d.
vision would be sent there.
Portions of the Turkish forces are moving upon
Galatz and Ibual.
The Russians, on Sept I'd, would be at Jassey-
Their head quarters, August 25th, were at Berland
force still holds Galatz for Hospitals, and depot
for Magazines.
Queen Christina's property has all been confisca.
ted, and she has been expelled from the country.
VERY LATEST FROM EUROPE.
The Viennese Lloyd's has authentic news that
Marshal st. Arnaud was to leave Constantinople on
the I'd OF September to take command of an expe-
dition, which by that time would have reached its
destination.
VIENNA, Friday.-Yesterday Prince Gortschakoff
made confidential Communication to Count Buol
and requested similar explanations He also mott.
fed him that he had communications to make to the
Emperor In person.
BKRLIN Friday p M-General Benkendorff re-
turned yesterday from st. Petersburg, and will
proceed to Putbur.
commence negotiations upon the basis stipulated by
the Western Powers.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
Prtsate Report from highly respectable Commercial
LIVERPOOL, Saturday morning,
September 2.
Our Cotton market has exhibited more buoyan.
cy during the past week thar for some time past
and prices are turn dearer for all qualities espe-
cially for middling and better grades. We quote
the average advance at lsd per h. The sales of the
week foot up about So 600 bales of which specuIa.
tors have taken 5000 and exporters 1000 bales We
quote New Orleans fair at lid, middling at 4,
Upland fair at Sd, middlng 5 I'D
Bre6dstuffs. the influence of exceedingly
favorable weather, our breadstuff markets have
continued very dull, and wheat and flour have
largely declined during the week. The few sales
OF 1our made yesterday, were from % Cd to Be- cd
under the current rates at the sailing of the Africa
on the 26th ult. We quote PHILADELPHIA and Balti.
more brands at 28a29s, and Western Canal at 27a
2os-the prices being rather irregular. Wheat has
also declined heavily, say from Is to 1s sd per 70
pounds
There has been some speculative enquiry for In.
dian Corn, and yellow and White are firm at 34s
per quarter of 480 lbs.
evening touched 95 3-S at which the market closed
with much firmness
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKEr-sEPr. 1st
From Brown, Shipley & Co.'S Circulars
Breadstuffs are considerably lower, with dull
and declining market. They quote the decline at
3s on Flour, and Is to Is Sd on Wheat Corn is a
trifie lower.
They quote Western Canal -four at 27s; philadel.
phia and Baltimore 2ss; Chic, 29sa30s; Cana.
dian, 27sa2ss; and sour, 26sa27s.
White wheat, 6s Cd; Red 7s9d.
Indian corn, both white and yellow, 34s
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, SEPT. 1st
Messrs Gardner g. Co. quote beef unchanged In
price, with limited business. The medium quail
ties were wanted.
Fine Pork was firm at previous rates. and inferior
was unsaleable.
In Bacon there was moderate business doing at
previous rates.
The market for lard opened heavy, but improved
at the close. The sales of the week were $50 tons
at 25sper cwt the market closing quiet but firm.
MANCHESTER, SEPTEMBER l.
The general state of the yarn and cotton goods
market was favorable.
LONDON MARKETESept l.
From Barring, Brothers e. Co.'S Circular]
In Coffee a moderate business done at unchanged
rates. Sugar dull and prices a shade lower. in
Tea limited business transacted at unchanged
rates; Common Congou, 10 3ed. q 10 1.2d
Turpentine.Sales of l,2Oo bbls OF crude at los
3d.; Spirits dull, at 42s.
bfeaostuHs are conslderdoIy lower ana dull.
LONDON METAL MARKET.
From Barings Circular1
Iron-Rails are unchanged In price. Bar is Arm
1n&s l5s. Scotch Pig e2s Cd. Copper unchanged
III price and den666.- alaa.,; ...sd, with an
active business. Pig 10 worth &21 los. SpeiteF
has advanced to G22. Tin remains unsettled.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Sept lst
Messrs Barring quote money In demand. Consols
95 L. The bullion In the Bank of England has de.
creased 266, 900.
DESTRUCTIVE FIaEs-On the eth instant the
town of Columbus, Mise, was visited BY disas-
trous fire. 1t originated Ia the millinery establish.
ment Of Mrs. Taft, which caught from spark in the
chimney. The cabinet shop of Castor d Miller,
(adjoining the post ofhce,) Franklin and Brothers
dry goods store James Jones & Cos drug store, and
several groceries were also consumed. The entire
loss is not stated. ,t
A destructive FIRE occurred on Sunday morning
last, at Brunswick, Missouri consuming nearly the
whole the town. Nineteen houses In the bust
ness part ofthe place were destroyed.
MARINE D1sAsTERs.-Three brigs and eleven