The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
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LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC


Thssteamer Atlantic, with dates from Liverpool
to the 23d uit arrived At New York Monday after
noon, at O'Clock. We were unable to obtain
newsby her IN consequence of the dcrapgemen'
of the telegraph line.
ENGLAND.
Ia Parliament the Earl of Malmesbury called
attention 70 ths difficulty between Brazil and
England. arisipg from the treatment of the Bri
tlsh Minister at Rio, la the question CONCERNING
the slave trade; and he particularly insisted on tho
value Of retaining friendship with Brazil in case Of
war with the United States
Lord Clarendon ex planned that Brazil had M m
will towards Great Britain
The failures alluded TO in the advices by the
previous steamers "a follows: John NUNS
cotton broker, Liverpool; Joseph Wright e. Co
spnners; Stockport Lane & Lane comxissiou
merchants, Manchester; and Messrs Baxter g. Co
and four other houses. The liabilities are large
and the assets but small
Parliament would probably be prolonged to the
Goth
Ia announced this morning.
Serious riots occurred at Aldershet camp on The
night of the l7sh and 18th, between the German
troops and the Forty first regiment Two Ger
mans were killed, and several of tho soldiers
wounded on both sides The immediate cause oi
the outbreak was not known, but there had beer
for some time an alarming state of exciters ent al
the camp.
The London Times intimates that Mr. Dallas
proposition in regard to the Central American
question, is likely to prove aisfacory to England
SPAIN.
The latest accounts from Spain state that the
Cortos had removed to Aragon, where unde.
General Enfan,e, they intended to make war upon
Queen Isabella and her ministry in the name OF
liberty and the constitution
The London Times and other papers cay tha,
the insurrection was being encouraged by the
ODonnell party.
L.
rels 1t lis believed that Generals Currea and
Fulcou the tried partsans of Espartero are at tn
head of the troops and National Guards of Sara
gossa Eighty five members OF tho Cortes-Inore
than onethird of the whole body-hod formal
meetings thore.
A dispatch received at Paris, says thst when
the news of O'DoDnell's accession reached Sara
gossa, Abe Captain General convened the civil au.
thorities and the officers of ths Natiopal Guard,
and, after debate, they resolved on resistance
Naryac8 and other adherents of Ex Queen Chris
tina, were Fastening to the frontiers.
letter from the Spanish Legation ct Paris, say s
that the difficulty between Mexico and Spain has
been honorably adjusted. t.'
The statements in regard 10 the progress and
prospects of the insurrection are conflicting
O'Donne!l had made such sffsctual measurss for
crushing the outbreak, should Any occur, that af.
ter thirty hours hard fighting at Madrid the eitl
zens and the National Guard surrendered, and
were Immediately disarmed, when Madrid became
tranquil. At Barcelona aud elsewhere the out.
breaks were trihing, and speedily suppressed -
Saragossa is new the headquarters Of the insur-
rectionsts, where 1t il reported, more than legal
quorum Of the Cortss are assembled, proclaiming
liberty and the constitution"
The Emperor Napoleon has ordered troops to tbs
Spanish frontier.
Serious disturbances have brokeH ont at Cas-
sena in the Papal States, and Slso at Naples. AT
the latter place several persons were wounded and
numerous arrests made
republican conspiracy had bssn discovered at
Tarentum, in the two Sicies Several arrests
had been msds.
arranged all the difficulties of the Holy Sse touch.
ing the nomination Of Bishops for Poland
Advices from Flsrence metnion negotiations be-
tween the Governments of Rome, Naples Florence
and Nodens, for the purpose of forming fed.
Grafton under the patronage Of Austria.
hAAKsTs
Ligeypool, Tuesday Fceniaa Jaly 22 Gotten 10 un-
changed with q moderase demand at previous rates.
Tho market closed frm-saes during the tn se day 8
q 900 bales iscsding 1000 bales to specu and
4 500 bales fer export The quotations are unchang-
ed in every respect.
Breadsufs.-Ths maIkst IL firm, but transactions
ara moderate. Flour is unchanged with msde,a g
demand at absut former rates. Better qualities had
slightly improved. Wheat has advanced la 152d,
chiefly in lower grades. Corn-Transsctiens srs
small, but prices ere firm
The following are most reliable Liverpool auo'a-
tons fer brsadstufs: Flour-Wssterp Canal 32s "a
Southern white lls 5aalls ed; Southern red ss Sd
dlns Cd. Csru-Wsstern yellow S0s03IE Mixed
30sSb30s Sd; white lsdGS
MoNErARY-London,T Tuesday evening The En- =
lish funds opened at decline of but partially
covered before the close. Consols quoted at a5t
This depression in the Paris Rsurse continues The
Bank OF France has called ell borrow on stocks
or fhares either to pay or reduce amounts.