The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-06

nos,,,r srder Cranr. and The Urgent, Commander
phillips as they may be wanted suddenly tosem'
bark troops for colonial service. ~
The excitement upon the American war ques.
An article In the Assemble Nationals, Parisl
touching the defensiye works being constructed
Al portsmouth. England, hss elected some remark,
and Is looked upon in England ~ On exhibition of
A new loan Il a5,ooe,ooo is announced, and Il
10 said the Roshschiids propose TO take the whole
Ship A.terian, Capt Gay, from New Orleans,
arrived Al Liverpool on the 18th. On overhauling
the ship the customs searches found muiatte
girl concealed In the boatswains bunk, where she
had been secreted during the voyage, unknown to
any one on board, excepting the boatswain.--
A reward of $500 was offered at New Orleans
for the girls apprehension. She is now at Liver
pool
John Braham the vocalist, is dead, at the age Of
7s The Duke of Norfolk is also dead. The de-
ceased Duke was at one time the head of the Ro-
man Catholic interest in England, but on the eel
ebrated "Papal aggressions" few years since, he
Joined the Anglican church.
John Sadicr, NJ. p, had committed suicide. His
body was found on Hampstead Heath, near the
Jackstraw Castle Hotel. "A bottle containing es-
sential oil of bitter almonds, and silver cream
ever containing the same poison, were found be-
side him. He formerly possessed large fortune,
which he has lost by.recant sReculation' in mines
and railways. I
The Lords Cardigan. and Lucan have each re-
piled in the London t1snesS to the allegations
against them, founded on the report Of the Crimean
Commission
company has been formed to work the iron
mines of Nova Scotia to be c9f1ed the Acadian
| Iron Company, with a capital of 100000 in Is
shares Among the Directors are persons connect
| cd with the trade of Sheffield.
The Hon and Rev. Montague Villiers Is the new
Bishop of Carlisle Arcldeacon Courtenay, oil
1 cd diutor RI Rishn nj
| Jamaica under the title of Bishop of Kingston.
George w. Edwards is appointed Governor Of
Lebaun.
The Allied Powers and Austria it is affirmed
have determined on temporary occupation of the
Turkish territory after the conclusion of the
| peace in order to guarantee the tranquility Of
| Turkey whilst the reforms in favor of the Chris
| tians are carried out
| The Danubian Prinepalities, Constantinople
| Gallipoli, Adrianople Varna, Trebizond, and Err
zeroum are named as points of occupation.
Russia is to take no part In this measure OF pre-
| caution.
The Journal of St. Petersburg officially announces
| the marriage of the Emperor's brother the Grand
Duke Nicholas, to the Princess of Oldenburg, Alex
letter of the 18th. in4he Post Gazette of Frank
| fort, says I'VE are assured that treaty of com
merce is certainly to be concluded between Russia
| and the Western Powers after the signing OF the
treaty of peace, and that its principal features will
| be the opening of the Russian frontiers to the
| commerce of all nations, and the suppression OF
| the regulations which prevent the establishment
| of foreign commercial houses in Russia and the
purchase of Russian productions in the interior Of
| the empire II is believed the Russian Govern
| ment will the more readily accede to these mea
| sures that it has discovered within the last few
| years the Inconvenience of the system which il
| has hitherto maintained"
| Denmark.
m nTYEa oh Tho npyy
proposition for the arrangement of the Sound Dues
| made by the Danish government in the Conference
| of the 29th ult, is nothing more than ta6tedu
| showing how the amount which the government
asks for to capitalize the existing Sound Dues, may
be divided among the different States concerned
The amount mentioned is not S36,0OO000, as the
| French papers have stated, but S63,0OO,00O.
petition has been presented to the King of Den
| mark drawn up in Danish, German, Dutch, Eng
lish, and French and signed by about 400 masters
of vessels of all nations praying for an extension
of the anchorage ground at Elsinore.
| Commercial.
| Br0,cn, Shipley & Co.'S Circular.
| LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10Th, 1856.
The Cotton market has been quiet since the date Of
the above Circular the business for the three days be
ing q 600 bales with 5000 to exporters and specula
The market closes tamely at prices slightly in
favor Of BUYERS The Manchester market 10 quiet to-
day. with steady rates for yarns and goods Wheat i.
in rather demand at advance of Id per 70 lbs
Flour dull at the above quotations. Indian corn is Cd
=. Bigland Athya & Co.'S Circular.
| LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10, 1856
Our last adviccs per America on the 18th inst
Breadstufs since F iday have been much depressed
and sales have been made at irregular prices At
market to-day there much improved tone, and a
moderate business done IN Wheat, at about Fri.
days quotations. for the ordinary of red, while
the fin descriptions both of red and white more
in demand ct advance of Id to I'd per 70 lbs. We
quote red % lid to los 3d. white los Cd to lis Id PEI
20 h. Flour is in better demand and is easy to
sell than on Friday but scarcely Quotably dearer
Western Canal 34s to S6s Philadelphia, Baltimore
nd Ohio SIS to 1885, Indian Corn yesterday was sold
low 52s Cd for Mixed to-day it was less freely of
fered and with better demand, Fridays prices
easily obtained the close advance of Cd per or
demanded. We quote Mixed SIS Cd to S4s, White
SIS to 34s Sd per 480 lbs.