The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-14
ADDITIONAL nv THE AMERICA.
We have the following additional news by tn,
America:

America:
ENGLAND.
The trade and navigation returns for January
show progressive increase
26th ult
Parliament proceedings were interesting. The
debate on Lord Derby's motion of censure on the
Chinese war, resulted in 4 decision which sto. d
lol for the motion, and l46 against it,
Mr Golden brought forward a similar motion in
the Commons, namely: That this House has heard
with concern ef the conflicts which have occurred
between the British and Chinese at Canton, and
without expressing any opinion TO the extent
to which the Chinese may have offended England
this house considers that the papers laid upon the
table fail to establish satisfactory grounds for the
violent measures recently resorted to at Canton.
ana that q select committee be appointed to in
qcire into our commercial relations with China
The debate lasted during two nights. and was
further adjourned
Lord Palmerston in reply TO Mr.. Layard, said
he was authorized by the Russian Minister for for.
eigu affairs to say that there was no such treaty.
In existence between Persia and Russia as thai
referred to recently by Mr. Layard, and that the
negotiations at Paris on the Persian difficulty were
not yet ended.
FRANCE
Paris letters state that the Council of State had
rejected the credit of five millions demanded by
the War Department.
SPAIN.
1t is stated In the ministerial organ that the
nuuDer OF vessels 10 De sent against Mexico 10-
cIudinE :rsnspor ortation for ten Thousand men, is
about thirty.
AUSTRIA
Vienna letters says that the ministerial council
deliberatDg on the expedienoy of withdraw
ing the Austrian troops from the Papal dominv
ions.
DENMARK.
The question of the Sound Dues is fiualy set
tied Denmark receives As COO 600 .halers in forty
separate payments, each bearing interest.
CHINA.
Telegraphic dates from Hong Kong are to the
25tb which states that affairs at Canton were un~
changed.
Private letters state that large Chinese fleet
had attacked the English squadron, subsequ ntly
retiring in good order under cover of the forts at
Canton.
Admiral Seymour had burnt the greater part of
the suburbs OF Canton.
The Chinese rebel fleet had formed a junction
with the Imperialis.s at Whampoa.
A Paris dispatch says that letters from Macao
state that the Emperor had placed in a state of
siege five of the European ports of the Empire.-
All tie Europeans on board the steamer Thistle
had been treacherously murdered by native pas
sengers and the steamer dismautled and aban-
doned.
The Governor of Hong Kong had Increased the
police forces and taken precautionary measures
against incendiarism.
The total exports of tea to India Is set down at
Al 600 000 pounds against 81 000,0O0 pounds last
year.
FROM INDIA.
Dates had reached Bombay from Bushire to the
18th of January. The British remained unmolest
ed. Renforcements were being sent from Bonn.
bay.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL SATURDAY, Feb % Cotton; Sales OF
the week A OG0 bales, Of which G 500 baes to
spectators ard 500 bales for export. Prices have
declined 10i-l6 The sales of Friday estimat- d
at 900 bales The market closed steady Stock in
nor hnlaa iDcip n
can Fair and Midd.pg qualities have d dscllnea and
lower qualities LIS.
Vericus Ctrcula quote Cotton closed quiet and
steady Fair Orleans S. Middling H. Fair Mobiles
9, Middiing Mobiles Is, rair UpIand, Middng 9-lt
5readstutfs dull. flour is dull and all qualities
have considerably declined Tine quotations are
There has bean but little inquiry and prices are
weak. Corn 10 quiet ard steady.
Various Circulars quOte-Fiour Is generally dull.
with turn in favor OF buyers. Corn has been IL
limited demand at previous rates; closing steady.
Wheat is generally 2i lower. Some circulars quote
flour generally presssi and prices easier, but quo
tations are unchanged Corn declined Sd.
Richardtcn Spence Co. quote white Wheat 9s
3D.; red SO 0Ss. Sd. Western Canal Flour 29s 05s
Ohio 3ls ass Cd. Mixed Corn SSs 90 Yellow 81.
DS4s. Ga; " hite S5s Cd ass %.
MONEY MARKET.--The Money marke. is u1chang.
ed, bat active Conaois for money 9Ss G9is. The
Bankers rates are quoted at per cent.
The Bank of France has resumed ninety days dis
counts
P1e week IL cuU Osies new oTiea0s Tres oIuInarIe
!IGf. Market closing quiet.
THE LATEST
LONDON, Friday Discount, are active This
French funds closed lazy.
LiveRPocL, Saturday. noon. Cotton is dull and
generally unchanged. Estimated sales to-day coo
bales breadstutis qust. Provisions close quiet
LONDON, Friday evenng.-The funds opened
steady, but subsequently became heavy. In The dis
sount market and in the Stock Exchange the pres
excessive. and .he applications to the Bank
u1u:ually heavy.
+ "A, f r Maxwelfs Circular
LIVERPOOL, Feb. "a At to-day's maiKet there
was good attendance of town desers and milers
from distant parts OF the country. Wheat met a
moderate consumptivs demand at the prices of Tues.
Gay last for fine qoaiites. but at decline CT Id to
I'd PER buslrel upon middliug and inferior. Sack
Flour was rather more inquired fOI, but American
continues elected prices, however are nominal y
the same as lsst week. Oats brought iaie rates in
tls limited business done, but Cat meal was more
ssieabe tbs low prices now current having attract
ed country buyers. Barley, Beans and Peas without
change. Indian Corn less Inquired for, and the
extre me rates obtalnabe durirs is week were not
support, to-day. Mixed may be quoted from SIS
Cd to Sis yellow Sill Cd. to S5s white a6s. to o6s
81. per 4S0 los.