The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-06
THE DAILY DISPATCH
Lnurs0ay Morning, November g, 1lSa6.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM ETIROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN AT QUEBEC.
in the Liverpool Cotton
Market
ADVANCE IN PRICES.
BREADsTUFFs DROPPING.
CoNsoLs 81, a %.


QUEBEC, Nov 3.-The screw steamship Cana
aian arrived here at half past o'clock this morn
ing, bringing Liverpool dates to the o2d ult.
The steamship Canada arrived out at noon or
the 10Th ult.
The news, commercially speaking, Is of consi
derable Importance
terrible accident had occurred at London Th.
Rev. Mr. Sturgeon, Baptist preacher, was speak
ing in Concert Hall, Surry Gardens, when there
was raised the cry of fire. and the audience rush
ing towards the doors, several persons were tram
pied to death.
Many of the English Ministers had arrived in
London
1t was reported that Lord Palmerston was pre-
pairing new Reform Bill, and that Lord John
Russell also threatens a similar measure.
England and France had suspended Diploma
tic intercourse with Naples, but no bostiltes had
taken place. fe ~
The Moniteur's announcement il as follows:
peace having been concluded, the first care OF
the Congr ess Of Paris was to ensure deviation
from it. With this object, the Plenipotentiaries
investigated the limits of disturbance that still
existed in Europe and they especially directed
their attention to the condition of Italy, Greece
and Belgium. The Court of Naples alone has
haughtily rejected the advice of France and Eng.
land though offered in the most friendly manner.
The measures of rigor and coercion adopted for q
long time past, as the means of administration, by
the government of the two Sicilies, continue to
agtate and compromise the continuance Of good
order in Europe.
"Under conviction ofthe danger of such state
of things France and England had hoped to obviate
them by prudent advice. given at opportune
time. The Government of the Two Sicilies, clio.
sing its eyes to all evidence resolved to persist in
its fatal course. The i'll reception accorded to our
thpNpx
over the purity of our intentions the offensive
language opposed to our salutary counsels, and a..
nay an obstinate refusal, could not allow the
longer continuance of amicable relations.
"Ths suspension of official intercourse in no
sense constitutes any Intervention in internal af.
fairs, and still less any act of hostility, neverthe-
less for the security of the subjects, and the two
governments being possibly compromised-the lat.
ter to provide against such contingency have
combined their sQuadrons, but have not sent their
ships into Neapotan waters. In order not to
give room for erroneous interpretations, this SIM
pie measure Of eventual protection, which has no
character of menace, cannot, moreover, be con-
sidered as any support or encouragement to those
who seek to shake the throne Of the King of the
Two Sicilies."
Considerable doubts expressed as to the
truth of the statement that the Austrians had
commenced on the summons of France to evacu-
ate the Dauubian Principalties.
Prussan papers announce but ii wants confir-
nation that the Boundary Commission to settle
the frontier line between Russia and Moldavia, is
dissolved without accomplishing its mission.
From Spain the intelligence is that the seques.
tration has been raised from Queen Christmas 8
property
The Cologne Gazette says :-"All the powers, ex.
eepting the United States have assented, or will
assent the original protocol of May 9th, Of the
present year, respecting the Danish Sound Dues" J."
ministerial crisis and increasing financial diff
hculties existed at Constantinopie.
Austrian influence was on the increase in Turk.
ish Councils. The sending Of troops against Mon
tenegro had been discontinued.
The ministerial crisis in Denmark, had resulted
in the reinstallation of the old ministry.
The French commercial crisis presented a
slightly more favorable aspect, but anxiety still
continued to be manifested.
Persia solicits the mediation of France in her
difficulty with Great Britain.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived from New York, October 18th, Moonlight
Onward and Centurion, at Liverpool; 18th, Hsrves.
Queen Carolus Magnus, Chancellor and Irobsides at
Liverpool; Caisss, at Falmouth goth, City Of New
York Lizzie Harwooi and Onward, at Liverpool; |;
zlst, Ashburton, at Liverpool.
Arrived from Baltimore, October 18th, VIM Penn
and Abondale, at Liverpool.