The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-05
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"WEDNESDAY aeRNIse..:.. MAY 5, Iss
Additional by the Angio-saxon.
The steamer Angio-saxop has arrived AZ ouebec
with dates from Liverpool to 7. NJ, OF the 2ist
nlt The following is some news BY her not Al.
ready tclegraphed:
GREAT RsrrAry.
On the feth In the House s,f Lard. Io,d N.,,,s.
Jury said the orihioh Of the la# officers of the
Sfeyn had ,sust been received IN regard to the
ssi .nrs OF tie stsamsr caeiiari IN Eaties. Two
OF them propounced II legal and the third do.
eiaFeo " entirely illegal. Under these circua.
stances tue government did not think IL desirable
TO take any strong measures in the premises at
present. ~
in the House of Commons ar. Disraeli made hi.
financial statement. lie estimated tho ordinary
expenditures OF the year at f63 COO 600: but az
f2.oon,oeo of Exehequer bills were faIling ,,na
and I'll ,5eo00o had to be paid as sinking fund ,o.
wards the war debt, the, total expenditure would
amount TO f6a 100 900, being about Ei.0o0 900 in
excess OF she estimated revenue. Taking into &C
count the reduction In the income tar
which the government had no intention TO inter,
tere VITA, and the fact that three and half mil
lions we're extraordinary expenditures. Mr. Dis.
raeii showed that there was diminution in the re.
sources OF the country, and that but far tha .hov
reasons there would have been an aetna, surnl,s
ne recommended postponement in the paymeut
OF the sinking fund and Exchequer bIls and the
imposition ot tax on Irish whiskey aud penny
stamp on bankers checks, to meet the deficiency
Ater some slight opposition resolutions on which
70 found bills forcarrying into effect these propo
sitions were agresj to-
SIR De Lacy Evans and Lord palnsrston corn.
piained OF the removal of Lord Howden from the
embassy at Madrid, and Mr. Fitzgerald defended
the action of the government.
Mr. Disraeli entered upon the minutes his reso.
fntons in regard to the government OF India to be
proposed on the Both OF April. Tho resolutions
are based, with some notifications, upon the bills
already introduced by Mr.. Disraeli
On the 10th the proceedings of the House OF
Lords were unimportant.
ln the Commons Mr.. Roebuck said he jnteuded
10 ask the government If they meant to proceed
with the conspiracy indictment against Dr. Ber-
nard.
A motion for leave 10 briug in bill limiting
fariiament to three years was defeated by 1877 ma
jority.
The jury in the case of DR.. Bernard, charged as
an accessory to the murders committed by 0rsini
ana others, returneda verdict OF Not Guilty -
The result was received with great cheering in
conrt and out, and greeted with general satsfs-
ZION throughout the country. Bernard was dis
charged on bail.
Lord Dumferline, better known as Speaker Aber
crombie is dead.
An application for new trial OF the directors
of the British Bank, was pending in the law
courts. = -
The London norey market was unchanged -
fbe supply of money extremely large and the
demand had grown slscker.
Robert Browne Co.. of London. In the Austria
lian trade had suspended. Liabilities f400OO
Consois had been dull, hnt the ministerial bud
get had favorable influence. The budget gave
very general salts fac tion,
FRANCE.
The acquittal of Bernard produced great sen
saticn The Paris Moniteur did not publish ths
4 . .zl..
confessed that they dared not publish the speech
Of the prisoners counsel, while others gave gar
bled accounts.
The Paris correspondent says that the Empero,
and his advisers do not regard with indifference
the encouragement that the result will give tht
consPiritors, but that no exciting Language will
be employed by the French press to create indig
nation.
1t was rumored, but not credited, that oueeu
Victoria will meet the Emperor Napoleon at Cher
bourg at the great railroad s to take place there
There is slight improvement In the trade OF
Paris and the departments
Breadstnffs stll continue to decline
The French Bourse was extremely dull: the
threes closed at 6Sf 90c.
The Paris Constitutional says that if Mr. James
speech in Bernard's case WAS generally circulated
in France it would be difficult for the governme 1t
to stay the effect of public indignation
ITALY.
1t is seriously contemplated by the Neapolitan
government to form a camp at Gaeta.
The Conspiracy bill has again been warmly de.
hated in the Sardinia Chambers of Deputies
Count Csyour declared that the measure Was
introduced irrespective of any external pres
sure, aud that the ministry had made it d Cabinet
question.
The Chamber of Deputies had agreed to the aug.
meutation of duty on beet root sugar, making il
one fourth instead of one-ffth of thaler.
Rhssfk.
All import and export duties are to be increas.
ed by We kopecs a ruble from July lst the sddi.
rional revenue to be employed on the frontier
railways.
The details Of the news via Bombay to March
II. have reached England. There is nothing OF
much Importance to be added TO the telegraphic
aivices received. Maan Singh and many of the
other rebels have submitted to the British.
The rebels mostly fed north ward, But a large
body had passed into RohcUnd, which as un-
.attod. Troops were in hot pursuit
The trial of the Ex-King OF D0lhi was concluded
on the 9th of March, but the result net
known.
Nena Sahib, was at Calpee, preparing to pene.
trate the Deccan, in hopes of being joined by the
Mahrattas. The British would soon attack Cal
pee
The executions at Delhi and other cities conti-
nued.
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
LONDON MONEY MARREr.
LONDON, April 21-Noon.-There has been nc
marked change in the money market since last
week. Cousos closed yesterday at 961s 9634 for
money, and 9634 for account. The opening price
to-day "Wednesday was 9635 a 9634 for money, and
9634 9614 for account.
There has been no quotabie change in State or
Railroad Stocks since the departure OF the Arabia.
LIVERPOOL BRgADsTUFFs MARKET At our market
the 2Uth, there feature except that of ex-
treme duliness aud prices were nearly nominal for
wheat and flour. English -four (s4cks) was sold at
slightly lower prices. and American was held at
abu ut the rates current last Friday. Messls Rich
atdsoh, Spence Il Co. quote Western canal at z2s.--
American wheat closed very dull al I'd decline. bed
6s white 7s ais. I'D. Indian corn was quiet, but
yellow WA and held at Cd. above last week )
prices; white 33s6p33s. Cd; yellow 3is.
!:PRiL 2I-1 O'Clock p NJ The market for 1our
and wheat is without any improvement, but Indian
corn more active and higher; white is held at 3
LONDON MAREET.-Breaastuffs The tendency of
prices is still downward, especially for English
wheat which is quoted at a decline of two shillings
per quarter tince last week. American fonr Is very
dull and previous prices cannot be realized excerpt
for very fne sugarChoice qualities Of sugar COM
mand rather better prices, but less desirable quai-
lies are not firm. and ia some cases sight de-
cline has been established. Cofee-1 here Is q more
lively trade, but at slightly reduced rates.