The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS BY THE AZ

CHINA AND INDIA
SitJ ahn Bonner had returned from the north of
China without reaching pekin. He and Other tot
eieu Erniposeutiaries were stopped by commits
s;oners Nom the Imperial Court, who proposed
that ,SOy Mould meet at Shsngbae 10 December
and dScusas revision Of existing treaties
The rebolNhsd captured a large part of the I'm
perisl' sqIadpn. and there was quite a patio ut
Canton in conveyance
A. Shanehse trade was improving, and good
business dong 10 silk a, advanced rates Teas
were a little Ctgtper.
From India wd learn tina, the Nepaulese army
to march through the English territories to at
tack the Grand Lima
irrNos AYRrs
Dates from Rue,ns Ayrcs to December ID had
been received in England. Business was AT a stand
still. The invasion of November 5th had para
lived everything AMI the government was hesita
ting between peace sad war policy. No hope was
entertained oil a long continuance OF peace whilst
Irquizs remained President of the Argentine Con
federation.
FROM TIRE CRIaEA.
A letter in The Pays from Cousiantinople dated
January !. says column of rii men bad taken
possession Of Csmsra, near BslaSAva, after driving
Gu, the Russians who occupied il THe enemy ex-
pc fenced severe losses and were completely put
10 rout. The loss OF the Russians at Sehastopol
and the neighoorhood during the last days OF De-
cenbsr are estimated at more than COCO men
The London Times, ia a leading article draws a
most deplorsble picture Of the state of the army in
the Crimes. At the beginning OF January the ar
my could muster only 1000 bayonets. The artil
lery and engineers had been reduced In the same
proportion and the cavalry IN fact no longer exist.
I'D The deaths amounted TO 90 per day, and the
number disabled by fatigue and sickness amounted
10 900 per week.
This ratio the Times thinks is rapidly on the in.
crease, and computed that out OF the Ii 900 me
noulnslly nj Tor service, only 1900 are in good
health. The army was an army of invalids at the
beginning of the month, and the Crimean winter
had not fully set in.
The Times comes 10 the conclusion that unless
some extraordinary stroke of good fortune inter-
yenes, England is about TO lose its only army, an
sgent OF SO much pride go much deep affection So
much tender soctude and asks If the nation il pre-
pared for this disaster.
Letters from Odessa to the 9th oil January state
that hard frosts, equal 10 10 degrees below freezing
point, had brought the roads into mt state for the
conveyance OF troops and munitions of war to Pc
Fekop.
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA
The Boulogne Gazette published advices from
Berlin stating that IN diplomatic circleo doubt was
entertained that Russia aud Austria would come
10 an agreement in the freedom of the Danube and
cessation OF the Russian protectorate over the
PrinCipalities. Austria has gained her object
about which she was really Interested.
Accounts from Weim6r state that the Austrian
government had sighfed to the princes OF the
Zcll- Feren States that after the pacific declaration
Of Russia il appears not 10 be advisable to proceed
with the mobilization OF the military.
tbs contingent OF the German States was the
question before the Diet.
MONETARY AFFAIRs
The London Times city article of Friday says :
The English funds have to-day not recovered from
the untay0rably reaction OF yesterday, and have
been ln9nlmatc ct a further slight decline. No
particular cause lie assigned for the prevailing
heayness, and IN the absence OF any foreign intel
hgence Recent rumor OF impending changes in
The Cabinet, continue 10 be circulated although
generally supposed tor the present at least to be
without foundation.
NEW YORK MONEY MARkET-THURSDAY.
Virginia Stocks ranged from "a 3.4 to "a IS
The money market is very eaey-moEey plenty
and rates OF interest in favor OF borrowers
The shipn ents of specie are however Increasing
little, and the Ranks have stopped expanding
The Journal Oh Commerce of Thursday evening
says;
We do Lot see how our fnanciers can expect tC
retain here all the receipts from California which
are coming forward at the rate of over $50 0C0 600
per aEnum The banks have all they can profits.
~ use, and there large sums in circulation
The exports Of specie from this port since Dec /,
Are only S200, 900 against 81 977 :J33 for the same
time last year, 81 927 9S4 for the Two months end
Ing Feb Let, 1888, 1851, 1913 for two months end
Ing Fet St 1872, and s2I5 04l for the two months
ending Feb LIST, 1851 50 that il will be seen that
there has been check TO the specie exports such
as has nUt been witne ssed since the close of the
year Isi9, period hive years. The recent arri-
val OF golG has nearly all been deposited for bars
and can be shipped, with twice as much more
without drawing toe closely upon the banks
Foreign Exchanged Is nounally slack but there
Is very lille coming forward from the South We
Gotice the hrstlarge clearance of domestic cottons
lor some time Tor the East Indies, by the Messenger
Bird for Africa, yesterday, consisting of 1000 bales
drIs, and 80 bales sheetags, together amounting
TO Sl2G 400
The stock market is depressed for nearly all de-
scTiptioDs.
ESS-THURSDAY
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