The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25
ADDITIONAL BY The pKRsIA
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GREAT BRITAIN
Tue suspension is announced of Messrs w Mac
ih'"'o ~ 20, OF Manchester with liabilitiea sup
posed to amount to 9l0o 600
NJ rnnce Napoleon, after visiting the exhibition ut
sion into Ireland ~
Ihe Lord Leutenancy of the county of Tipps.
rary, vacated by the death of Lord Lismore has
oeen conferred upon his son, the present Viscount
mr Jonn Lawior one ofthe Young Ireland party,
nas got government situation In Australia.
vigilance committee. on the system some time
sincs adopted In San Francisco, California has
oeen established In the ancient town of Galway to
prevent the expectation of potatoes
b bnrch mate of the American ship Frank
flerce- from New Orleans has been held to bail in
Liverpool, to answer the charge of shooting and
slightly woundiug John Ward the second officer
10 the House of Commons. Lord Ralnerston an.
nounced that the French government had given
no opportunity for remonstra in regard TO the
firing upon the British merchant vessel by the
french war schooner, for 1t had promptly express
ca regret at the occurrence, and dismissed from
service the offcer who ordered the firing
The bill for the admission of Jews into PsrIia
ment was read a second time.
FRANCE.
Ihe crops present so imposing an appearance
that IL IL hoped the next harvest will nearly sufc
for the entire consumption of France
The Bank of France shows an increase in its
specie of G2 056 e44 over the previous months
returns. 1t is stated that the new governor OF
she bank is not only opposed to any immediate
reduction in the rate of discount, but that one OF
the mrs! acts of his administration will be to
enter into another contract with Messrs. Roths.
cniid Tor the purchase of S1000 600 of gold in
London.
A new batch of Senators has been made N.
Haussman, prefect Of the Seine and M. Pietre,
project OF police, are included.
The Moniteur of the llth inst publishes an i'm
peral decree closing the sittings of the Senate.
marshal Randon, after reporting his own losses
IN the expedition against the Kabyles, estimates
the number Of the enemy killed at 400, and wound
ed at 800
1t is rumored that the government has decided
on removing at an early period the interdict ton
against dlstlllation from corn. The blossoming of
the vines has commenced in the south and is going
on most favorably.
The Spanish and Mexican difficulty is still un-
settled
Disturbances still occur amongst the humber
classes in Spain, in consequence Of the high price
of food.
The Sacred College at Rome has contracted a
loan of 10000 600 francs with NJ Rothschid for
the purpose of calling in the present wretched COD.
per coinage.
At Bologna on the 5th inst Plus the Ninth
crowned the image of the Virgin, much veneraled
by the Bclognese His Holiness addressed speech
to the people. Fifty thousand inhabitants from
q
The prospects of the Italian silk growers are
represented to be unfavorable and the price Of
silk is enormously high throughout the whole of
the Austro Italian districts.
AUSTRIA
The Emperor has signed an ordinance which
prescribeS that tw thirds, at least of the public
functions of Hungary are to be coDfded to ma
tves.
The Empress of Austria is said to be extremely
DEF ected at the recent loss of her daughter Her
majesty weeps, it is said, necessarily and only
lesves her own apartment to go to the church at
tached to the palace.
SWITZERLAND
The Federal Assembly met on the fifth instant
The Message of the Federal Council recommends
the ratification of the treaty relative to the affairs
of Neufchatel.
A dispatch from Constantinope ANNOUNCES that
the Porte had demanded of the Belgian govern.
nent the recall of its ministers The Belgian
government has refused to comply with the de-
mand
THE LATEST.
tBy Telegraph from London to Liverpool)
LIVERPOOL, saturday-It is stated that the Iisbil
tiles of Messrs Getch Sons, Ketterng Bankers
" hose failure was announced on Wednesday are es-
that the estate will show sufficient to pay 1Ss las
in the pound.
From the Times City Artic.s)
The funds have been firm to day at the improve
ment which occurred yesterday evening after regular
hours. In the stock Exchange ae well in the dis
count market, and at the Bank of England there
was considerable pressure for money ,he day. 81 per
cent being .he lowesSrate. The nal quotations OF
the French Three per Cents shows an Enforcement
of per cent. A further sum of about &22, 900 in
Australian gold was sold to the Bank to day. raising
the total of Australian gold taken there during the
week to 1855 900.
(From the Daily News City Artcle)
The market retains stesdiness of chatscter owing
to the evidence now afforded that ths position OF
both the Banks of England and France is becoming
stronser desuits the disturbance caused by the eI
trsordioary ow of silver to the East. The funds
were rather held in check however, by an increased
demand for money. The preparation for shipping
fully million sterling In silver to the East on the
Goth, amply account for part OF the demand now
" itneysed.
Ths imports of foreign grain into London this
week has been very small. Not single grain laden
vessel hs, arrived st the Port of Gail The county
markets are described az firm, and In some cases
rather higher.
The aspect of the marke is characterized follows
in the Times City Article:-Much excitement has
prevailed during the week. and s decided advance In
price hss been demanded for most descriptions, and
in sCne instances obtained
James McHepry Co.'s Circular.
LlvERPooL. June u 2-Provisons-Consumpt
of b. keeps entity small the public
sale Cd instant there has been almost total
sa;ion OF demand The quotations are nominal In the
absence of transactions Upwards of 5000 boxes
Cheese have arrived by steamers-lt 10 not much
waited. In Shoulders Of Hams there has been moth
done Beef arrives freely and dealers being full,
1t is Citi suit to find buyers at fair value compared
with PORK is offered rather freely from France
and Ireland, without loading to business
Bsc)n Long Middle NIB in 5os to 5zs per ewt;
bonelesl "a more shortMidd g. rib In 81 to DIS per
cwt; boneless 2s more. c. Cut, rib in 48 to SIS.
per cwt.
Cneese-Flne, none Ordinary to Fair, 40 to 52s.
Beef-Nsw, l25 to l45s per tieree.
Pork-New 80 to 9Is. per bbl
Shoulden-New 43 to AS. per Dbl.
Lard 10 without improvement he continental
en- and has ceas-d-50 tons sold to-day o. 64s 3d.
and 50 tons have bssn re-shipped TO New York
Tallow is very saleabe at about 59s Tor Butchers.
At this days market the improving tendency Of
lect-d. Indian Corn Is now in narrow compass and
stock. likely to be cleared more closely than for
many years. an,
v hest White Canadian 81. Sd to IS lod. per
10 lbs do Southern 9s l0d to los Cd. per 10 lbs;
Red \. estern 8s cd TO 80 Sd per 10 lbs; do South.
eIn So Cd to SO Sd. per 20 lbs
Flour. w estern Canal, sos to Sis. per ls6 lbs;
Philadelphia, 4 O. Sis. to 32s per 1856 lbs ONO o]a.
to S3 per Sc lbs; ST. Louis SIS to Sis per lSo IDS.
Indian Csrn--Yellow $50. to 59s Cd. per 4So IDS
Mixed 3ss. I'd. to SOS. per $50 lbs; White, aus 70
Ais Per 4s0lbs.
FUGITIVE SLAVES IN CANADA.-The day before
the propagation of the Canadian Parliament Col
raj, praying him to renstate two justices VINO had
been dismissed for their conduct In delivering up
a negro claimed by the United States, on q charge
magistrates had acted under the authority OF
statute still In force and which could not be neu
traized by the Ashburton treaty In the course
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