The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-27
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Arrival of tn. Arabia nj Boston.-A ddftien-
nj Foreign News.
BOSTON, Oct 24--The steamship Arabia ar.
rived here from Halifax, at o'clock this evening
ditional to that already sent over upon the wires
from Halifax. Her mails will be dispatched over
the New Haven Railroad by the early morn.
ing train.
III. following are extracts from The London
Tmes's city articles Of Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday:
Wednesddy- "Supposing prudent council - pre-
VAIL the only consequence OF the change VIII De
that the artificial purchases of gold which the
Bank OF France are now driven to make In Lon.
don Will cease, and that our discount market VIII
return to easier position, according to the pro-
gress toward . general revival Of confidence on
tue continent. Assuming the contrary, an inna.
ton In Paris from increased paper issues, gold
will be drained thence to this and other coun-
tries, and that a buoyancy Of trade, coupled
with an increasing abundance of money, must
be anticipated here results, however that
would appear mserably poor In the face of the
evils to be sustained from the ultimate injury
which the credit and the commerce of France
must undergo, and the political uncertainty that
would be consequent upon It,
" ThUrsday-The next monthly statement Of the
Bank of France will be looked for with greater
anxiety than ever before attended such q docu-
ment. The last letters mentioned that the drain
was not increasing. but nothing transpired subse.
quenfy. As the pressure on this side is merely
indirect the returns of the Bank of England are
not waited for with equal interest.
II Is to be expected that the next returns will
present q remarkable diminuton in the amount OF
unemployed notes. On single day the applica.
tions for discount and advances are known recent.
ly to have exceeded one million of pounds, and
they are understood on many other occasions to
have been extremely large. The greater part OF
these advances will have to be paid on Monday
next simultaneously with the fall due of divi
dends 1t is therefore plain that the dividends will
this quarter afford no reef-the position of affairs
being precisely the same as if the public had al
ready received them"
Friday, p. m-The English funds are quiet
without material alteration. Great activity has
been apparent in business, and there seems to be
increased confidence. COnsols for money we
quote at 9l4 09lac, and for account at 9lB a 92ic
Exchequer Bills, 4s0ss premium Exchange
Bonds, 9e3 09ea; and India Bonds, 7s0lls pre-
MUM
dispatch from Vienna of the 9Th instant says
Agreeably to a communication from Naples o.
the Goth ut, published in the Austrian Gazette il
would appear that the King of Naples had writer
to Qneen Victoria and Louis Napoleon that he wa:
DESTROYS of taking part in the new conference al
Paris, for the purpose of making known the acts
of amnesty and the organic reforms it was his in
tention to grant"
MADRID, Oct Spy royal decree published in
The Gazette this day, NJ Tassara is named Span
ish ambassador at Washington.
Advices from Constantnople of the LIST October
says:
The misunderstanding about the Isle of Ser
penis is likely to bring the French feet back again
Some Austrian ships ofwar have also gone to the
Isle"
The Madrid journals of the Cd inst, announc,
that NJ Garcia Y. Tapora has been appointed Min
lister to the United States and that NJ Galiano wht
was formerly Minister.a Washington, has been ap
pointed to Lisbon.