The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-17
DETAILS ny THE VANDERBILT.

Inc u. :. steamship vanderbilt arrived at New
York early Thursday morning, from Hayre on the
morning Of the I'd, and Southampton ut midnight,
with the unprecedented number Of 3s6 first class
passengers, $4,000 In specie, and very valuable
cargo of merchandise
The voyage was unusually wintry-str1 ing west
erly winds prevailing throughout
The Calcutta letters and papers, giving full de-
tails OF the intelligence previously to hand, had
reached England
The Emperor of the French left stuttgardt ON
| the 18th ult., on his return to France
Ihe Emperors Of Prussia and Austria met at
WERNER on the lst of October. The King Of Sax
oay bad not then arrived.
ship OF war has been launched at Bordeaux for
hussia others are expected from the United States
III Is stated that Russia is making great haste to
get screws fitted to all her sailing menofwar
III Is reported in Paris that the Isle de Ia Re-.
union, formerly Isle Bourbon, lie to resume the
name OF Isle Buonaparte, which it bore under the
first Empire.
According to letters Of the 9th Sent from Athens
the dreek government had authorized the exporta-
dance of the harvest.
The Emperor of the French is reported to be in
tent on personal meeting with all the principal
Sovereigns of Europe.
| dispatch from Berlin saws that tbe Ero,;s,
government had given notice to the Pruss;an man
ufacturers of firearms that no more such articles
VIII be allowed to enter the East Indies without
| special permission
represent the situation of affairs as unfaverable
and announced positively that the Court of pekin
VIII not agree to any arrangement.
"A letter from Paris of the 1st inst. states that
the iact OF the expulsion OF refugees from Genoa
was confirmed by the publication of the names Of
those who had been SO treated
LATEST PROM INDIA
80 1me ioioWing telegram. which contains more
Intelligence respecting the latest eperations
ei o. tne force underGen Hayelock was received f1v.
M Ine bomoay Government from Goyna ON the 3lst
4 OF August. ~ '"0 "A'i
we have news from Cawnpore dated tha ,s.h
INST On the 10th Gen. HayeIoek engogas tba "a
| beis ABOUT IL miles from Cawnpore. Two guns
were taken. Captain Mackenzie and I5 man Tara
wortsS sd' non none Killed The troops were very hard
died of it, 'osu highiahders, mad
a. The latest accounts from Lucknow were dated
| "o -1'h VI august, and reported all weil,,,
| CHINA
The China mail of August 1o,h h.. ~.
ing: mas tue ioiioW-
The melancholy state of Affairs 8, Y,:.
LORD Eigins departure for Calcutta has amn;,i,a
yea All nope, ifany existed, of immedata ad;m"t
nlens VI she oahton question, and for many months
10 come matters must remain in tha 49,. m s,'
settled and unsatisfactory condit;o, LII un
the little traffic that has been snrino;r ~ -;
hong hong will probably be put a summsr ~ ana -
70 py t9e blockade OF the Canton river which Al.
miral Seymour has deemed nacessarv g. ~
protection of British interests, to proclaim anS .m
which VIII doubtless be rigidly enforced.
/ THE EAST.
Constantinople letters and journals state tha
new complication had arisen in that CITY torcL
ing Montenegro district of Albania hav;ng ra
yolted, the Pasha of Scutari had taken measures
TO chastise the rebels and sent 5000 men aonjnst
them Meanwhile intelligence was received that
the Montenegrino medtated a descent into tho
plains to succor the Insurgents As apy interfar
ence with the MontenegriHo would be unseasopa
| bic Just now. the representatives of France Eng.
land and Austria, had held conference with the
| Minister of Foreign Affairs and recommended
him to instruct the Pasha of Scutari to his
measures for the present
letter from Odessa of the 29th ult.. informs us
that the house of Baron Reneaud, in the Richelieu
street, having taken fire. the coDaapration spread
aud reduced three of the largest warehouses; in Tie
city to ashes. The loss is estimated at SOO O0Of.
COMMERCIAL ISTELLIGELLIGRNcE
| LONDON, Friday Evening.-Tbe funds opened To-
day animated, and most descriptions experienced a
rise, out the tone soon changed by a heavy
| sale OF Consols. In the discount market rhe do
inand was active. Foreign exchanges are upalter.
ed and notwithstanding the large arrivals of gnld
rom Australia the supply is Insufficient to meet
the Continental demand and the prospect il dis
couraging with regard to the immediate conrse os
the money market.
Since the reduction of the rates of discount in
'uiy, the oniilon In the Bank Of England has de-
/ creased 5.tDo,0N sterling. The intensity of the
| panic in New York has induced almost A total ans
pension OF specie remittances from that side Lut
with the return of confidence not only will the
usuai shipments be resumed, but the old arrears
whl De met 1t may be hoped therefore, that during
the next two or three months the receipts from
that quarter will at least SUFFICE with the supply
ifom Australia to keep the stock in the Bank Of
| England from further reduction.
Il In thc1ailway market to-day the Michipan South
ern New York Central aud PENNSYLVANIA Central
showed increased firmness.
B;gf1nd, AHyd G Co.'S Circular s
LIVERPOOL, Oct 3.-Breadstufs-Since Tuesday
has hpnn t1,,n and,
OF buyers. Our corn exchange to-day was yery
poorly attended, and the amount of business done
was trlfing American wheat was generally auo-
ted ri per 40 lbs lower, but, had buyers of quan
tity appeared, they might have supplied them
selves on still easier terms. parcel of new Chi
cago, of middling quality but good condition. sold
at Is. ID. to Is. led per 20 lbs New Irish was
still neglected, though offered at further decline
oi id to 4d per 40 lbs. since Tuesday. Flour quiet
and I'd per Id. lower. Indian corn was only in re.
tail demand. and We reduce our quotations Cd.
per or.
Tie Corn Trade.
Coax EXCHANGE, Oct 2-The sunplv of ENGLISH
grain and flour has improved in auantity since
Wednesday, but that of foreign wheat and barley
Is very limited and oats near so large as OF
late few cargoes of new Irish oats have arrived
this week, about 1000 quarters all of superior de-
scriptions. The wheat trade to-day was without
alteration in value from Monday, without much
offering. Good samples of barley are as dear az
before, and inferior are no cheaper; but there is
NV mum DuoiHeSS uOlUR. III O6LS tnere IS an
ward tendency in prices for fine corn. Fine new
Irish fetches much as 32s per quarter. Flour is
rather dearer, Norfolks being at 39s to los Cd
Beans and peas are scarce and fully as dear.
TaB CASE OF DoNSELLY-It is stated that In the
case of Donnely convicted at Freehold, n. j., OF
the murder of Moses, the chancellor has granted a
writ of error, the effect of which Is to stay pro-
ceedings and to carry the case before the SUI
preme Court on the bill of exceptions taken on the
trial.
The vast amount of business transacted in the
Post Office Department is indicated by the fact that
the transcripts of mails sent from and received at
the New York city post Office, measuring nearly
three miles in length Of columns of figures, were
placed in the hands of the examiners in the Sixth
| Auditors Office on the 5th inst, and ON the 10th
the additions were completed in full.
An UNLUcKy 0PER ATfox.--A man in BROOKLYN N
Y, last Saturday, learning a SavingsSBank In that
city would "bust' drew out S20-ali he possessed.
IIe told all his friends of his good luck in getting
the money, took several drinks, got eight" and
had his pocket picked Of every dollar. He did not
make much by that oreration.
DEsrH rRoa ScALDISG. VIM. Kemble. who
was very badly seai'ied by escaping steam at D.
| ". lfnckens machine shop, in Trenton, n. D., on
Saturday last, died of bis injuries on Monday af.
terDocn.
LARGE SALE OF NEaRoss-At Clarksviile Va, on
the 18th inst, AZ negroes including all grades,
from the infant to the decrepd and aged, were
sold for S30,0oo-being an average of about s700.-
| There were no carpenters or blacksmiths among
| them. One yonng man brought $l440, and young
| women brought from $ll5o to $3.50.
1 HlaHLY IMPORTANT MEErIssi-A congress Of
| dancing masters was recently held at Vienna,
| which was attended by all the professors of that
| city, and by deputations from Prague and Odessa.
| After much anxious delberation, it was resolved
to adort new quadrills invented by dancing
master OF Prague, named Eichlcr.
| SHIPwREcK AND Loss OF LFE-0n the night of
| the ID inst. the schooner William Wallace, from
Whitby, C. W., bound to Toronto, was capsized in
a fierce gale on Lake Ontario, and instantly sank.