The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-24

ring the whole of the following day. The result
was not known /, was aided that the Emperor
Alexander had been induced to leave the place De
fore the bombarlment began, but the Duke Con
stantfne could not be prevailed upon to quit the
town
coysr.sTIyoPIE. Oct. 29-It is said that the
sultan will visit Paris and London in the spring.
and has made known his intention to the 'rand
yizier and the principaa, =, Ministers Minister'S
The excitement respecting war with the uhited
States had quite subsidized and the Leading Journals,
ashamed of the panic they created, a,.enp' 10 eh
cuse it, and let themselves down genuy, ~ asiio
ming what they call the hostile attitude OF the
$3.50, ,,oyornment to an election r,ise on the
par, of the President and his Cabinet aithougn II
i notorious that the excitement was begun, los
| tered and kept alive by the London Times;
| ANXIETY il now manifested to learn now the
80 ~ Tho excitement and the comments of the
| Times will be received in America Intelligent
Englishmen of all ranks express themselves panied
| and Inundated by the whole affair
The Secretaryship of the colonies Is sun vacant
| There is no other political news.
II was rrmored that another attempt had been
| made to assassnatc the Emperor, when, however,
was totally untrue. The report arose in conse-
quence of pistol belonging to one OF tne dragons
by accident falling from his holster and exploding
| The Exposition closes on the 18th inst
The monthly statement of the Bank of France
is stated not to be unfayorabe Ill It's general char
acter although II Will snow furtner uiiinution oil
one million pounds in the stock OF Bullion which
has sunk from one hundred and twenty millions
two hundred thousand francs, equal to eight mil
| lions two hundred thousand pounds sterling. The
notes in circulation have been reduced it is report
| cd el 100000 Shortly after publication of the
| last return it was known that the Bullion was
again declining but latterly the receipts are be
| Heved to have been about equal to the withdraw
| ais
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| land.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. O. Friday evening-Brown &
Shiplev's circular quotes :-Cotton-Sales of the
week H. 500 bales including II, 400 bales to specu
lators. and 1850 bales to exporters. The sales to-
dav (Friday) reached 10000 bales. Stock in port
42},C00 bales, including $4,000 bales American
cotton The stock of current qualities being small
prices have considerably advanced a Id. Lower
qualities have improved most. Middlng /, and
fair qualities !; New Orleans fair Ct, Middng 81
Upland fair s., Middling So Mobile fair 65; Mid
ding 81 The market closed steady and firm, but
rather less buoyant
Breadstufs-All descriptions of breadstuffs clos
ed with an active demand, but the high prices be
gin to repress sales Prices have considerably adj
yanced Wheat Sd, -four Is, corn IS. Cd. Western
canal flour 43s a 44s; Philadelphia and Baltimore
ASA AS; Ohio 45s.; White Corn AIS. 04e. The
weather has been unfavorable
MONEY MARKET, LONDON, Nov. 9.--The money
market is easier. Consols for money closed at 60.
STOCKs-American stocks quiet with linn
tied business doing Virginia SIS. S4085: Mary
land sterling 81 d93; Illinois Central Railroad sub
sst 71073