The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-22
rErnoRAPHIc NEWS.
aHpogTED ron THE DAILY DISPATCH
Three Days Later from Europe.
tnRJyaI, 9,F THE ARABIA.


ARRIVAL on THE ARABIA.
NEW YonK, March oo--Ths mail steamship Ara
bia arrived at this port this morning, VIII h'''
pool dates to 9TH inst
Her political news Is not of great interest.
1t is stated in the London papers thAt me men
beers Of the Derby Cabinet will be re-eiec'oa :"
Parliament without opposition.
COMMERCIAL ISFEItIaEseE.
LIVERPOOL March Their has been siiYhnI i IN
proyemeut in Cotton during tue week ,he mi s.sk
grades have improved owning TO the ii'u ~
on hand The maIkst !, n9S o." sps w Of Which 400
were TO spectators and 500 for cios
sales YESTERDAYS reached 1000 bales ,ile n .nsiatain
ing otliet aud prev usauetstons barely msl', AZ,
eli Holders were offering fseeiy, but shower no "i'
position to force sales. ..,,.. Naw
Orleans fair, sg do mi iding. Mobile s,,r O.
do mddiing II Upland fair. Die; DO m,ddiihsi
II-I5 The STOCK in port. OF all Sorts - essa'e
AZ la ao1 bales OF which IS go American,
Breadstufis uiIs are generally duii ana
prices iuctuating Richardson, spshcW hsst oniet.
red rmef at $4,000; white being last WEEK ri
prices Corn has advanced 6dgi. Is mixed an" yer
prnvis,ons -Baefh.avy. Pork dull. Bacon guiet.
Lard firni wish more activity quo atons =,
rive have been made at declining prices Rice
firmer with a slight advance on al quanl-Ess; pe'
more particularly the lowerqaaiities Hosin nIn'
AZ "a sGi I'd for common, Spirits turpentine firm,
tySsPoor. Saturday, noon. March 6.-Rchard-
pthe ADVANCE of the week having been all lost
II elders were Offering freely. Estimated sales 5.U1
Bread,tutfs quiet but steady. Provision qniet
MoSEY MARKET LONDON. March 6--There has
being 90 s@96n for money, ana %Ss@@ts Ipr 9c-
count. The bullion in the Bank OF England has de.
creased 5000 during the week The money market
is generally unchanged
GENERAL NEWS
We can CLEAN but little news of importance
from our English Journals their columns being
confined almost exclusively to matters of strictly
local interest.
Iiamentary elections the members of the new
Derby Cabinet were being returned without opPo-
siti0n.
The Italian constitutional party were holding a
conference in London, the Object Of which is 10 iBi
tiate agitation in favor of a confederation Of
the Italian States.
The prop'iety of holding great industrial exhi-
bition in 1861. was being canyassed in London
Another conspiracy, with extensive ramiica-
TONS has been detected in France, in conseq
of which numerous arrests are being made through
out the empire. The conspirators already con-
demned have not been executed.
General Changarner has refused to return to
France until she possesses laws for the full protec
tion of the dignity and safety of her citizens.
The French Bourse was depressed.
A definite settlement of the Danish Ministerial
crisis has been effected-the Cabinet having with
drawn their designations.
An earthquake has laid Corinth in ruins; thirty
lives were lost.
A destructive fire had occurred at Constantine
pie, destroying 800 houses.
SECOND DISPATCH
The italian conference held at London resolved
to prepare address to the various powers of Eu-
rope setting forth the claims of Italy to have her
wants considered.
Considerable snow had fallen in England and
heavy gales prevailed on the coast.
The French squadron on the banks of Newfound
land will consist of three steamers hereafter, in
stead of two as formerly.
The Journal des De5dts publishes an account of
the capture of Canton, giving all the glory to
France. 1t says the English did nothing but oc-
cupy the positions won by the French.
The faculties of the King of Prussia are declining
daily.
ing preliminary arrangements for the abolition of
the Stade dues on the Elbe 10 June next.
1t has been officially denied that the Ottoman
government had accepted an indemnity for the oc
cupation of Perrin by the British.
No date had been fixed for the execution of the
condemned conspirators. rumor was current
that the Empress was exertng herself in their
behalf.
The Bank of France returns, about to be pub
lished, expected to show gain in specie Of
about 81 100000.
CHINA.
A supplement to the London Gazette contaiss
dispatches from Major General Van StraubenZee
giving details of the capture of Canton. 1870 guns
were found in the city, and 100000 lbs. of powder,
5000 rockets, 1000 blue lights, 5000 stink pots.
aud six tons of bullets. $4,000 lbs. OF the pow
der were kept, and the rest destroyed
The list of casualties shows four officers killed
aud seven wounded, whose names have been al
ready reported; four men killed, and Is Wounded
AUSTRALIA.
The intelligence from Sydney is to the 18th OF
January. and from Melbourne to the 10th.
Ships bearing upwards of 10000 ounces of gold
had sailed for England during the latter part of
bpr
The total shipments of gold for the year 1851.
amounted to S2,757041 ounces
Nicholas Riordan had failed for E200,00O with
Dennistoun < Co., of Melbourne. would be able
to meet alt demands.
An Education bill had been read a second time
ia the Assembly of Victoria, by vote of So to IL,
One Of its provisions renders the instruction of
children compulsory.
LATEST NEWS.
by Telegraph from LONDON to Liverpool
LONDON, Friday Evening. March 9Th.
From the Times City -Art,cts
This has been settling day with the Consol mar.
ket. The fluctuations have not been important.
The general tendency is still towards dullness,
owing to the total absence of any symptom OF reyi-
val on the Paris Bourse. There decided in
in the applications for discount at the bank
although the supply was apparently in the open
market, and the rate at the Stock Exchange was
only per cent. In the foreign exchanges this
afternoon the rates upon Hamburg and Paris we're
slightly higher. Amsterdam about the same
as last post.
Duly NfWS 1fficle.
The funds to-day exhibited renewed and unin-
terrupted heavness, finally closing at fall of
about Il per cent. An uneasy feeling il kept alive
by "a continued pressure of speculative operations
for lower prices, especially in options Added to
this the Paris Bourse, which is very anxious
ly watched has again given way. In the discount
market to-day, there was a fair demand for money,
but 2I5 per cent is the highest rate current for
first class bills. At the bank, applications con,
time few. At the Bank of England to-day the
bullion operations were again altogether unimpor-
tant