The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-27
ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA.
The dies by the Canada contain the following
additional items:

ADDITIONAL BY TIE CANADA.
The 6les by the Canada contain the follovip,
additional items
ENGLAND.
The ship Adriatic, Coombes, from Liyeruool fo,
New York, was wrecked on the ssh Instant. nes,
Dungawow. Three men were drowned, but II /,
not reported whether they were passengers n,
crew. The vessel was likely to become com
piete wreck. She had fall cargo and 200 crew
ana passsngers it was thought that II the wea
tner moderated the cargo in the between deck,
might be saved ~
Inc steamer Troubadour, bound to Dublin wa,
caught In gale short of fuel, and to keep up the
nres had burned $50 pigs in the furnaces.
Il Inc latest accounts stated that the Warner was
SIN ashore, that her crew had been saved and
that her cargo would be saved If the weather mode
rated -''o''
The ship Annie, from Quebec, which grou nded
on the 9th inst, was diseharging her cargo in the
harbor of Aberystith.
Felix Orsini, the Italian exile. yyaa lecturiny ;r
London on Italian tyranny
DR.. Livingston, the celebrated African travel
er, has reached Marseilles on his journey home.
ward
The corporation and citizens of Portsmouth
American officers in command of the British ship
Resolute The Naval Service at Portsmouth con.
templates similar compliment.
The English papers republsh the correspon-
mostly without remark
The British government is about to lay a tele.
graph line across the Persian gulf
FRANCE.
II is now reported that the Allies Plenipotentia-
ries, to reassembe in Paris will be the same as be-
fore-for France, Walewski; England, Clarendon;
Sardinia Cavour; and Turkey, Ali Pasha.
The Havre Journal has Cyenne letter of Nov
9TH. stating that gold had been discovered in many
parts of the colony.
In anticipation of the forced sales at the end of
the year more activity has been shown in the Pa
risian factories, bvt the retail trade was not 50
brisk as usual
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor has consented to the convocation
of the Protestant Synod in Hungary.
The papers are full of accounts of the Empe.
ror's visit to Venice.
The Vienna Bourse was generally inanimate.
HOLLAND.
The weekly statements from the Amst erdam
and Rotterdam markets report that although busi-
ness continued inactive on the whole prices we're
well supported.
TURKEY.
The dates from Constantinople are to the 1st
inst The Ministry of Reschid Pacha was well es.
tablished.
The accounts are contradictory in relation to
the attempt to assassinate the King. One dispatch
says:-The bayonet of the soldier struck the King
on the right side, above the waist. Il second dis.
pAtCu tuAt uc was WOuQQ6Q, and
athrd dispatch that the soldier fired his carbine at
the King, and that the wouldbe assassin was killed
on the spot.
The telegraphs from Italy are wholly in the pow.
er of the government, and hence the accounts of
the affair are not reliable.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, Dec. 1l.--The sales
of Cotton for the five business days from the 9th
the ilth, 1nst Inclusive amounted to about Al 900
bales, including 600 bales speculation and for
port. At the close a steady demand prevailed, and
prices were firm at the following quotations. New
Orleans Fair, 73d; Miedling, l5-6d Mobile Fair
I'D; Middling, SD; Upland Fair, I'd; Middling. t
l3-l6i
BKEADsTUFFs --Messrs Richardson, Spence Co.
reports very dull market for all descriptions of
Breadstuffs, with prices nominal and tending down
ward. The sales we're quite unim portant
TIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.--The directors of the
Bank of England, at their meeting of the 5.h of De.
cember reduced the rate of discount to 63 per cent
the reduction being ap pcshs alike to discounts and
to loans upon securities. They also decided to make
advances at the rate until the payment of div
derds, on bills having six months to runthe previous
limit was three months. The discount houses lik O.
cent. his reduction by the bank inspired good
deal of confidence, and there was less demand for
money.
A dispatch from New York ssys:
The foreign markets per steamer Canada at Hall.
fax are based upon the quotations sent by the pre-
vious steamer, Baltic, that left Liverpool on the
9th. but which has not yet arrived.
On the 6th--the day the Baltic sailed-Cotton
advanced to !, lower qualities improving most,
owing to the bank rates being reduced to 81 -
Sales of the week $4,000 bales, including $500
bales to spectators and 100 for export Wheat
closed with an advancing tendency, prices 2d
higher Flour closed firm and corn steady. Sugar
closed buoyant at an advance of Cd 09d Carolina
rice closed buoyant.