The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWs

Friday AIorninG, December 2f, lS5S.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
We have the following additional foreign now.
by the ASIA, which arrived at Boston Wednesday
evening
THE BALTIC
The British Admiralty publish Lieut Geneste's
nothing new
Gen Canrobert Is said to have limited that he
VIII have the command-in chief of the next Baltic
campaign, when two allied armies viii be landed
one in Findland and the other in Courtiand A
kiel he had long interview with Admirals Dun.
das and Penaud, and some attribute the Russian
council Of to the intimation of these facts
having reached St. Petersburg. Tho council re.
ferrcd to will comprise all the Russian Generals
and Admirals-Generals Rugiger, Bebcrg Sicvres,
Pamutin, and others-the object being to settle
upon tho best measures for the defence of the coast
from the Gulf OF Bottnia to The southern extremity
of Falhynia, 100000 men being available for this
purpose, exclusive ofinterior garrisore.
The mission of Admiral GlasenaIsps to Stock.
hoim which was supposed TO be with the view oi
counteracting the mission of Canrobert is stated
70 nave reference only TO unimportant matters OF
finance and the trade of Swedish ships to ports of
Findiand.
THE PRfNCIPALITIEs.
The intrigue continues respecting the choice of
a Hospodar. England supports Jolan Ghika as
the most suitable candidate; France and Turkey ia.
yor ~ Camachi while Austria sides with Prince
Strbey Austria is said to desire that in future
the Hospodars shall be named for life by the Porte
| subject to the veto of the great Powers.
ASIA
There is rumor, on the authority of a CORES.
| pondent of the London Daily News, that the Rus.
| slams have taken Kars but the report may have
arisen from a similar rumor of the capture OF
kertsch The report says that the Russians made
| an unsuccessful assault on the 5th of November,
but afterwards took the place. 1t needs confirma-
| ton
| correspondent of Nov IL mentions that Omar
| Pacha had divided his force into three CORPS he
| himself with the main body occupying Suchum
| kale, while weve of the detached batallions of
infantry, and two regiments of cavalry, under Fes.
| had and Omar Pacha, had gone to redout Kale and
| the corps of Mustapha Pacha, with the Tunnisan
contingent, was at Batoum.
Up to the 18th of November, Omar had not
moved from this basis of operation.
General Mouravieff had established winter
camp before Kars, and sent off the Georgian mill
| tia to the army of the Prince Bebutoff
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament is prorogued till the 3lst of January,
| then to meet for business.
| The King of Sardinia has been the guest OF
Queen Victoria during the week On Sunday he
worshipped in the Sandman chapel, Cardinal Wise
| man presiding. On Monday he attended the SER
| vices, and on Tuesday visited London, which was
| illuminated in his honor. On Wednesday he was
made Knight of the Garter, and inspected the camp
| at Aldershot. On Thursday he left London for
| France.
| 4 public meeting held at London to consider the
| monetary crisis and influence of the Bank Char
| ter act, passed resolutions eondemnatory of the
/ existing English currency Laws. The meeting
| was but prelim mary 10 others yet to held.
| The Duke of Newcastle has returned to England
| SPAIN.
The Cortes have passed vote of confidence ir
! oDonnell, by vote of l3O against 8.
BELGIUM
| The Second Chamber has voted the war esti
| mates by large majority.
| GERMANY.
Arrangements for the reciprocal circulation OF
paper money has just been made between Prussia
| Saxony and Bavaria. A renewed conference or
German coinage will be held in Berlin--not Wen
| na-on the 10th Jan.
| DENMARK
The political differences between the King anG
| Prince Royal are made up
PRUSSIA.
Distress exists in Prussia in consequence of the
| scarcity of corn, and considerable disturbance Of
the usual of trafic in consequence of an ep
| idemic among cattle. Importation into Prussia
| from the Russian land frontier is prohibited.
AUSTRIA.
Sir Hamilton Seymour had arrived at Vienna -
| Private dispatches state that the Austrian army
will be further reduced to the extent OF 1900 men
ITALY. s.-
| 1t is announced for the second time that the me-
| OlatlOn Oh rance ana England mas ADJUSTED tne
difficulty between Sardinia and Tuscany.
COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARkET.-Money quite dear but
quite stringent. Rumors OF now loans frustrate
the expectation of lower rates. remarkable fea-
ture of the week the continued advance in the
| stock markets of London and Paris, arising mainly
from speculation. Consols had advanced and closed
| at 90t The bullion in the Bank of England showed
increase of fS7 900. Dollars quoted at 5s ID Bar
| silver s.. I'D.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKET.-M Messrs.
Brown, Shipley Co., and the Brokers Circular both
report quiet market with but little speculative de-
mand, and prices generally trae lower. Their quo
tstions Western canal -four 42s. .d42s. Sd; Ohio,
44-.044s 3d.; Philadelphia and Baltimore As 144s
White wheat, LIS l2s. 3D.; red. 1lsdIls. Sd. Dl1s
| 4d., closing dull, with downward tendency Corn
had declined Cd. .Dls; with dull market; yellow ass
Cd los 3D.; mixed, i5s ass 3d.; whites0s. Several
other circulars quote -four Cd. and wheat 3D. Under the
| above rates.
| FREIGHTs.-The Liverpool freight market had
shown material variation but freight was scarce
| and the tendency downward.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-Messrs Rich
ardson, Spence Co. report pork quiet and tending
downward Beef dull; fine qualities firm, but ordi-
nary rather lower selling at l24s Lard CTS d67s6d
Bacon-no stock on hand.