The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-26


here this evening with Liverpool dates to the 9th,
after passage OF Is days, being three DAYS la
ter than the advccs received by the arrival Of the
Atlantic last evening
As sregartls the position of the relations between
England and the United States, the news by the
Asia is important
The London Morning Advertiser states that Sir
Henry Bulwer had intimated that he would like to
act as mediator between the British Government
and Mr. Buchanan. This movement is said to be
at the desire of Lord palmerston An interview
was to take place at the Embassy, when Sir Hen
ry would explain at length to Mr.. Buchanan the
compromise which he is prepared to recommend.
All the other papers maintain profound silence
on the subject.
The Plenipotentaries of the five greeat powers
were beginning to assemble at Paris to attend the
Peace Conference.
storm on the English COast.
severe storm occurred on the English Coast
on the night of the 9TH Many American vessels
were damaged. The ship Ocean Rover from
Charleston went ashore at Crosby Point and leak
ed slightly. The ship Edward Everett from Balti-
more, arrived at Cork leaking badly having lost
her spars and been compelled to throw overheard
700 barrels -four at sea. The ship Henry Pratt
from Mobile, went ashore at Port Neigol and had
to cut away her nasts. The Bark Hamer from
Philadelphia, had put into Fayal in distress with
loss ofpart of her cargo.
The British steam frigate Polyphemus was TO-
tally lost on the Northwest coast of Jutland.
Iht ttHtTut VuCstkOus
In the House of Commons, Lord Palmerston, in
answer to an inquiry from Mr.. Golden, said that
the correspondence with the American govern
ment on Central American affairs would, when
completed, be laid before Parliament
Mr.. Balie remarked that he would postpone the
motion which he had given notice of relative to the
enlistment difficulty with the United States, until
after the correspondence had been made public.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Friday evening-The Funds are firm,
closing at higher than yesterdays prices.
LONDON, Saturday morning.-The Times CEN
the course taken both by the English and
American Cabinets in reference to the existing diff
fculties, and after remarking that even the hui
manity we have shown must have limits" con-
cludeS as follows I'VE are as desirous for peace
as Mr.. Golden can be, but we know that when a
nation becomes too proud to listen to reason the
only appeal is to arms"
Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 8.-Cottou-The market is droop.
ing; sales for the week 80 900 bales including 600
bales for export and TO- 600 for speculation The mar
ket closed quiet decline of l-l63t cts mostly in
middng qualities. Orleans-Oreans middling 81
cts; Mobile niddling 5lll6 Uplands middling 5Il.
Is cts. Manchester advices are less favorable
Breadstuffs. The market has considerably declined
during the week. Wheat has declined Sd6I1d-
Flour has declined S., and Corn 1s.02s. Western
Canal Flour 54s Ohio SIS l539s.; Southern 36s. ass
White Wheat los Sd u los. Cd; Red 9s Cd Oils
Corn SIS. for white and yellow; Mixed 25s. cd.
Provisions.-Beef is in modeate retail demand and
steady for fine but ordinary is from IS. 5s lower
Lard is quiet at G2s
Naval Stores are In better demand at improved
prices. Tallow is de epressed.
The French Breadstuffs market was much depress-
ed
LONDON MONEY AND STocK MARKEr.-The
Money market is more stringent. Consols close at
9lG913
American Stocks are lower