The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-08
TELEORAPHIC NEWS.
n rpORrEn FOR = * "DIsPA TCH.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EU-
ROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CIRCAssIAN.

ST. JOINS N. r., Nov. 6-The screw steamship
Circsssiap. from Galway, on the morning OF the
9th us. arrived at this port at hall past O'CLOCK
last evening.
The first part of the voyage, the Circassisn en-
couptered stormy weather. She has 3oo passen-
gers for New York.
BY this arrival we have Liverpool mail sdviees
TO the evening Of the 18th, and telegraPnie acc
counts TO noon of the 26th
The X. NJ. steamship Arabia from New York.
reached Liverpool at ten o'clock On the evening OF
the Gath.
The steamer Hudson from New York for Bremen
put into SOUTHAMPTON on the 23d for coal
The British war steamer Gorgon arrived at Ply
mouth on the I'D from Halifax and Fayai. The
Gorgon took souudings for another iinc OF Atiah'
tic Telegraph from the Banks OF Newfoundland TO
the entrance Of the Englsh Channel, via fayai.
The Daily News says the North Atlantic steam
Company Galway line) received by tho CITY OF
Washington applications from America for too,oOo
stock, which added to the subscription already
made exceeds the required capital.
The British Board of Trade returns for the year
ending Sept. Both, show decrease in exports du-
ring the last nine months of over 20 400 600.
The submarine telegraph between Dover and Ca
las had ceased working, and was believed to be
broken; communication between the two countries
was kept up via Ostend
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
The steamship Eastern City was destroyed by
we're saved except one engineer aud one passenger,
by the ship Merchantmen, which arrived at Cape
Town.
FRANCE.
The French Breadstnfs markets continue dull
The Portuguese government yields the Charles
ct Georges to France. declaring that it Yields only
the threatened employment of force. The Paris
Patre says that Portugal yielded not from fear but
wisdom.
PRUSSIA.
The first Chamber ri -cted by 80 to rs pros
position to send an address to the King aud Prince
Regent.
The American frigare wabash arrived at Con
siantinople on the 1lth. letter says that as
America is not included 10 the treaty, the Wabash
has been allowed TO come up, although she far ex
ceeds the size If vessels allowed to pass the Darda
nelles; she took out twenty of her guus however,
| so that only thirty showed In the port holes,
| which is nine more than the treaty allows.
| Affairs in Servia were looking very serious. The
town people were in arms.
| COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
| LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
| LIVERPOOL, oct 25.-1hs sales OF cotton on Satur-
day and tooay were II 600 bales of which geo were
on speculation ami for Export The market closes
dull. with a tendency still downward with holders
on the market.
BY TELEGRAPH 70 GALWAY.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 26.-Coston has declined l-l6tG1id
per pound since the departure of the America Tne
SALES to day estimated at 1900 bales. The ten
| dency ia Still downward.
| LIVERPOOL BRRADsTUFFs MARKBT.
LIVERPOOL. Get. .6-noon.-hesars Begland, Ay'
|
| Wheat steady ana quiet at the prices per America
Corn has experienced slight decline on all qua IL
it's; the ma ket is quite dull
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
| LIVERPOOL Oct 26, noon The provision market
| IS dull. but steady-Lard heavy, and no sales re-
ported.
| LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
| LIVERPOOL, Oct. 70. noon.-Sugsr market firm
Coffee quiet but without alteration in rates Rice
heavy ko,n dull at 80 l0t(G3, I'D for COMMON
Spirits turpentne firm at 3ys 66@140s.
LONDON MARKET.
LONDON. Oct. Is, p NJ Wheat is dull but steady
/ Sugar firm. Coffee firm. Tea firm. Corigon quoted
| at los 4d Rice and TalIOw dull.
LONDON MONEY MARKET
LONDON Oct. 25 Consols closed to-day, at 9S}4 for
money and 9S3s for account.
| LoNDos, Oct. 10 noon.-Consois at 9S}s(}933s for
money and account.
| THE LATEST
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct. 26.-Portugal has formal.
ly delivered up the Charles and Georges and liber
| ated the Captain The Prussion Chambers unani
mousiy affirmed the necessity of the Regency aud
adjourned.