The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-05
PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DISPATCH.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE ASIA
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NEW YORK, April 4-The steamship Asia has
arrived here She left Liverpool on Saturday, the
sod March. At 10 A. M, with 40 passengera
The steamer Arago had arrived at Southampton.
Noshinv Ind been heard Of the steamer Pacific.
AN''e the Peace Conference. vi
The prussian representatives nao appeared ana
t.k an their seats In the Conference
the IOth meeting of the Conference, II Il under
stood closed the business for which Il assembled,
and committee, Of one representative from each
Power, is now engaged in drawing up formal
Ths iith meeting of the Conference was expect.
cd to take place on Saturday; -
Mr. Buchanan had introduced Mr.. Dallas to the
ATTIC CORPS and Transferred to him the charge
of the embassy In the afternoon he went to Pa
ris, and would return on the following Friday to
take passage in the steamer for home.
The King of Belgium was guest of the Queen
at Windsor Castle.
No business was transacted At London or Liver
pool, on Good Friday.
II IL reported in the Crmea that two divisions of
the British army, under Sir Colin Campbell, had
proceeded to Canada
dispatch from Paris, says that the Empress
and her infa mt were both doing we'll
The rejoicing throughout France still continu-
cd.
Congratulations were pouring in upon the EN-
peror, and the papers are filled with congratula
tory Addressed
been created Marshals of France.
Turkey.
Advices from Constansslnople say that Omar
Pacha had arrived there.
-ErF. spain.
Advices from Spain report great excitement In
consequence of the discovery of q new Carlist
conspiracy The Government had been warned
of il, and the French frontiers were closely
watched.
There had been great mortality among the
French troops in the Crimea-
The Notifications at Nicholaieff had lately been
strengthened. -s-.
Gen Loders had ordered all Russian officers on
furlough to return.
GEN. Sir VIM. Codrington had issued orders to
prevent firing on the Russians until the expiration
of the arnistice.
Black Sen.
The Imperial Foundry on the left bank of the
Don was closed indicating the intention of Russia
to abandon her maritime establishments in the
Black Sea.
Sea Of Azoff.
The news of the armistice was received with .
profound sensation of joy by the armies along the
Sea of Azoff, and business became suddenly &C
| tive.
HAMBURG March 2oth.--The English frigate
Amphrion went asbore'on the Belt yesterday but
was cotton off and taken into KEEL
Financial and Commercial
LIVERPOOL March 22-SAlvs tor five days Fri-
day being holiday amount to $4,000 bales of which
| exporters and Spectators took 1900 bales Infe-
rior qualities declined ]; Mddling declined l-16-
| Fair being scarce is unchanged. Orleans mddling
quoted at ST. fair 6i Upland Mddling 1916 fair ct.
1.-THE Cotton Circulars vary . good deal The
| above quotations are from Brooks Circular.
| BREADSTUFFs-Flour dull and nominally I'M
| changed Western Canal Sis 432s; Ohio 36s Cd
| Wheat unsettled and considerably lower. 1t is
impossible to give correct quotations of it. Corn
| declined Is and dull
Provisions generally unchanged and steady
| Lard quiet.
| LONDON, March 22-The Bank of England has
reduced the rate of interest on both long and short
| time to the uniform rate of six per cent.
Consols advanced and quoted, for money, at 92t
| 092s.