The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-23
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

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T. HslIfAx, , OCT. Y.-Thc EUROPA brings f6als,
IN specie The private adsices rom issss,.s
ssonaoh, which extend down to tha affsfnrc,s =,
sa.uroay, are very blue. The persias adsioes ,sars
Tho wss,,as aay, announcing the suspension ol
sne maryland, Rhode Island and other bank M !.
pS"ueeo a Tue greatest excitement In all a,arters
s ana = general snspension Of business. (,onsais
rsr opeaea on saturday at 50, being fall Of ~.
sun downward. The demand for money ms. .a' .a'
s'rs 70 All quarters. and the applications At bank
had largely Increased. Many ordors nrevsomsi~
, sns 70 Tue United States for cotton, had either
peen coantermandsd or the limits materiaIiv
reduced. The market st Liverpool meat,wbile al a.
closed In a responding state, and tho eighth a..
vance obtained in the early part Of the week had
been entirely lest Nidd!ngs were ofIerad on sss
urday at aael "a but only small saies could he az
fected. Trades generally received a sudden and
unexpected shock. and further adviccs from Ams-
rfca were looked for with the most painful In.
terest'
The increase in the rate Of discount by the Bank
OF England Is regarded as only the com me eneement
81 a continued tightening of the screws, and many
were predicting that the rates would go to eight If
not nine per cent. eszf -
From Paris the accounts are also gloomy, money
being in great demand and the stock market in
state of suspense
Teegraphic sdvices from Manchester dated Sat.
urday, represent trade as quiet, with much uncer.
tanty prevailing, and money very stringent.
Political affairs in Europe of secondary con-
sidcration in all leading cities in view of the threa
tenng aspect OF the American crisis, and the pro-
bable effect upon the trade and commerce of the
old world.
The London Star is the only journal that pub
lished the news of the recall OF the GoyernorA'en
era Of India.
GREAT BnASK.
The London Times has some lengthy remarks on
the Increase in the rate of discount by the Bank
England and says:--'The suddenness OF the re-
newal of the drain of gold which has led to this
step has taken the public by surprise, because they
w-fe not prepared for the extraordinary nsws by
the two LAST American mails. Allowing due weight
10 that intelligence, there is nothing in the
ment 10 create alarm, although there is high
probability it may soon have to be reported."-
Upon the whole, j. is possible that the combined
operations OF the American panic and the Indian
insurrections may for time have affected the Eng
iish resources to the extent of two or three mil.
lions; but the Times considers regards the broad
tradv OF the empire that it is impossible to dis
cover eRu'e OF fear. The discount establishments
have also advanced their rates half of one per
cent The Times argues in the article that
fright alone Is tue cause of the daily ruin going
IN America, and that there is nothing in what is
now passing which will. before any length of time
interfere with the business or cripple the national
resources of the country.
The London Commercial Daily List of Oct. 9th,
teyening,) rays it is the general opinion that mo-
ney matters have seen their worst in America and
although much caution has been observed in the
negotiation of bills still the feeling Is better than
it WAS yesterday.
Ahc HSilbu bdreis are Hileu Win reports OF the
fast day and sermons. The London Times deyotes
twenty-six columns to matter embracing extracts
from the discuurses delivered in one hundred and
sIty-four churches.
Rev. A. r. shurg- addressed ati,he Crystal Pal
ace the largest audience that has ever assembled
in modern times to listen To- the ministry of the
Gospel. Nearly $4,000 people were present. A
large sum WAS collected in aid Of the Indian Relief
Fund, and the contributions at churches generally
were a liberal scale.
proclamation had been issued by the Irish au-
thoriies extending the limits of the proclaim
ed district around Belfast, information having
been received that the people, instread of deliver
Ing mp their arms, were coueealing them outside
the original limits, 30 that they would be available
i'll case Of fresh disturbances.
\ large stone was thrown at passing train on
the Eastern Counties Railway, and carriage struck
Prof Rogers, of Boston, in the face, breaking his
jaw bone.
1t was stated that Gen. do Mirasol had been NOM
mated Captan.G .Generalo of Cuba, but the decree has
not been made in the official gazette.
Tho project for the union OF the two branches of
the Bourbon family was under discussion in high
quarters.
The journals fully confirm the acceptance by the
Queen of the resignation of the Narvaez Cabinet.
PRUSSIA.
The King of saxony had paid brief visit to the
King of Prussia, and it was considered that this
the last of the royal interviews for the season.
The solemn entry of Prince Frederick William
Ui anu LIl6 hOyAi Oh England, In
to Berlin, after their marriage, is fixed for Feb 23
Great preparations are making for imposing cere-
monies.
ITALY.
A reduction of 25 per cent. on the export duty of
hemp has been decreed in the Pontiicai States /
The trial of the parties engaged in the recent in
surrectionary attempt in Italy, commenced on the
23th September at Palermo.
INDIA.
There is nething later. The steamer Indus with
the heavy norton of the last Indian mail had
rived at Southampton. She had nearly G40O,0O0 in
Australian gold on board
The passengers say that almost the only man
who escaped the massacre at Cawnpore had gone
rayng mad. When they left Calcutta, only 5000
pereons had arrived there since the outbreak.
1t was believed by many ~ Calcutta that when
some English troops arrived out, the mutiny W II
suddenly cease, and the Sepoys will bring money
aud treasurers and lay down their arms. They are
iu much terror of English soldiers.
Lucknow, it was feared, would fall before assis-
ttnce could come to it.
ssaaa CHINA
Letters from Paris say that the Yiceroy, Yek, had
issued a proclamation to the inhabitants of the
Southern Provinces of China
<. fek attributes the departure Of the English reg
iHents for Calcutta to the alarm created by his
military preparations, and by the view of his army,
which is as numerous as the leaves of the forest.
fek adds that the Chinese fleets will soon
appear AID scatter the barbarian vessels. The pro-
ciamatou concludes by proposing taxes Sfor the
maintenance Of the imperial troops.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON MONEY MARKkT.
The Bank of tngiald had advanced its rates for
discount to per cent Consols closed at g3f,sgl,
for money Messrs Barring Bros quote menes IN nc.
tive demand The bullion III the Bank Of England
mad Increased IN t6is oo Bar silver S. ad; eagles.
LospoS, OCT TO- IL M.-Consols closed at S9s 6Dss1,
for money and account.
AMgkICAN SECURITIES.
ties without buyers. Messrs. Bell Co. report state
stocks generally unchanged but railway securities
slightly lower.
LIVERPOOL FRErGurs MARKET H
Mesns. Warren and Thayer report rates to New
York slightly declined and to Boston trfs higher;
2s I'd; bars and ra,l. i2s. Cd; crates, e. 6d I7s-
Passengers, IS los 6Gf5 l5s
LONDON MARKETS.
Messrs. Barring Brothers report-Breadstufs quiet
bars fZ0lf7 IS. Coffee heavy, at declins of 2s@3s
sugar steady for the better qualities, but Cd ola
lower for the inferior grades. ~.
HAyRE MARKET.
For the week ending 9th instant the sales of cot
ton were 1000 bales, at higher prices for all quail
ties. the na' ket closing quist but steady New Or
leans ties ordinsre 2sf Stock in port 1900 bales.
Breadstuis were slghtly lower
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Tue GRAIN CoNrSa.--on Saturday night there
arrived at Buffalo, New York, of wheat 36S, ,l54
bushels, of corn 95,S0l bushels, and oats 6S 900
bushels, making total of 53l ,955 bushels, the
largest receipts of any day this season. There
are over 100000 bushels of wheat between Chicago
and Buffalo. The receips at Chicago from the in
terror continue large. The receipts largely in
creasins st Buffalo.
SENTENCE OF AMERICAN sEAsES--News has re.
Gently arrived at Boston that Mr. Tench, the
{ taptan Of Boston ship, the Waverey, engaged in
the csoly trade, has been tried at Manila on the
charge of causing the death of q large number of
his cody passengers. and has been sentenced TO
six years Of penal seryitude, the chief mate being
also condemned TO a similar punishment for four
years. ,T s.-54
q TaE sUppLY.-The following is list of the off,