The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-22
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival CT the Can a d a..

AAThh FHOM kUROPk.
Arrival OF the Canada.
The steamer Canada arrived at Halifax Tues
DAY night, with dates from Liverpool to the 10th
The clipper ship Racer had gone ashore on Ark
lon Bank, and probably would prove total loss.
Inc passengers and crew, over 500 In number,
were saved
The Cambria arrived out on the 4th inst, and
the Baltic on the 9th.
Great Britain.
The Queen held court at Buckingham palace ON
the 7fh for the purpose Of receiving addresses on
the conclusion of peace from the House of Lords
and the House Of Commons, and from the city OF
London.
The deputations came In great state, numbering
nearly 100 persons. The Queen briefly acknowl-
edged the addresses and expressed her satisfac-
tion that peace had been re-established on . basis
which affords security for its permanence
Both Houses Of Parliament had recorded vote
OF thanks to the army and navy. Lord P.nmure
moved the adoption of the resolution which was
seconded by Lord Derby.
In the House of Commons, Lord Palmerston
made the motion, seconded by D1sraeL Lord
Granville announced that pension of q thousand
pounds would be settled on General Williams, who
was also created baronet by the title of Sir VIM.
+. Williams, of Kars
Lord Elgin had postponed his motion of inquiry
respecting the troops ordered to North America
until after the Whitsuntide holidays.
Lord Colchester made motion requiring Parlia.
ment to express disapproval of the policy abandon
ing marstime rights, SO long heldby Great Britain.
rs the Peace Congress at Paris had pledged Great
Britain to do.
A new British loan has been advertised, of five
millions sterling, to be bid for the 10Th instant
The news consists principally Of accounts of
the usual peace rejoicings.
Commercial.
The prominent commercial circulars quote ~
follows:
Liverpool Markets, Friday, May 9h-Cotton-
Prices are easy but not quotably lower. There has
been q moderate demand, but the market closed
unchanged Sales of the week 800 bales. in
cluding II $50 bales to speculators and 4.700 for
export The sales today (Friday) were 5000
bales. The market closing unchanged. The quo
tations as follows:-New Orleans fair ID, mid
ding 5-16d Mobile fair Old; middling st; uplands
fair g.; middling /.
Stock, including cotton on ship.board, 532, 900
bales, of which 3sl 600 bales are American.
Breadstuffs. Prices have advanced Id.
to I'd, with a moderate business. Prices are I'M
settled. White 9s. Cd oils. Sd; Red IS. Cd. Ol0s.
ID
Flour has advanced Cd. a 1s, with fair business,
many buyers holding back for lower prices West
ern Canal 32s. 034s. Cd; good Ohio 35s. I'd. O37s.
3D. Corn has advanced 3D.; White Is scarce, with
a moderate export demand Southern 30s.; prime
Northern 3ls.; Yellow and mixed are in but little
speculative demand. Sales at 29s. Cd
London Mdrkets.-Barings Circular quotes -
Breadstuffs are unchanged, with moderate bust
ness at former rates. Flour 33s. O37s. White
Wheat 6Ss. a 72s. per quarter Red 64s. a 6Ss. per
quarter. Sugar has fuctuated, and closes at an
advance of Cd. Coffee is quiet
Stocks-Messrs. Bell g. Sons Circular report
American Stocks unchanged, with a moderate bust
ness Barings circular quotes the same
The money market is unchanged. Consols for
money are quoted at J2t092i, and for account
92s 092!
The bullion in the Bank of England has increased
983,750.
BY TELEGRAPH.
HALIFAx May 2l-The files of papers by the
Canada contain the following additional items of
interesting intelligence:
England.
Mr.. Dallas, his family and Secretary of Lega.
ton, assisted at the Queens State ball and levee
Five regiments in the Crimea, under Gen. Eyre,
had been ordered to Canada.
France.
The son of the King of Sweden, who is King of
Wurtenburg, and brother to the Emperor OF Aus
tria, is visiting Napoleon.
Count Morney had been appointed Minister to
ST. Petersburg.
Belgium.
A Belgian correspondent says that Count Wa
lewskfs reported demand to muZZle the press of
Belgium had created great excitement That de-
Belgian Government
Holland.
A treaty of commerce and navigation had been
been signed between Austria and Holland.
Denmark.
The Hans towns had refused to adhere to the
capitalization of the Sound Dues.
There was considerable excitement in eonse-
quence of a report that an American fleet was on
its way to Copenhagen.
Sardinia.
A dispatch from Turin states that the memoran.
DUN presented to the Chambers by Count Cavour
and Marquis Milanibini shows that Austria having
at the conference refused to discuss the condition
of Italy, Sardinia is the only State that is bar.
rier to Italian revolution. and demands the co.
operation Of England and France in carrying out
the reform.
Naples has prohibited the export of breadstuffs
until the 18th of June.