The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03


ton, with European news to the 18th ult.. two days
ater than the advices previously received. The
Intelligence Is not important. The difficulty be-
tween France and Portugal remained uusdj justed.
There was no change Of moment 10 the Liverpool
American produce markets, and consols in London
as previously reported.
The following ID a summary Of the news:
The Borussia had heavy hurricane from east
notheast lay to for thirty horrs, aud lost suit Of
sails. Sheenchored at Qua. Itine at thirty min.
uteS past twelve O'Clock yeste day morning. She
brings thirt ght first cabin and four hundred
and twenty It second cabin and steerage pas.
Sc igers One birth and one death occurred during
tie passage.
The steamship Niagara arrived at Lfyerpool on
Sunday morning, October II.
The Queen OF Eugand was still at Balmoral
According to returns In the Aoniteur, the French
revenue receipts for tie first nine mouths OF the
pr mt year have exceeded those OF the corres-
ponding year of 1857 by G., ,244 600. The chief
increase has been in the duties on sugar..
Atlantic Telegraph shares had again fallen. the
prices OF Saturday evening being f300 f350.
In American securities there was a reduction in
the bonds of the Michigan Central, aud an im>
pfo'ement In the third mortgage of the New York
and Erie.
The Paris papers o. Sunday, Oct fifth. publish
the following telegraphic dispstch:-
LISBON. Oct 10, lS5S.-Tbe Austerliz and the
DDnawo.th still in the Tagas; the English line
Of battle ship Victory, 101 guns, and the English
steam corvette Raccoon, % grn,s had arrived
The London mes bad received the following
dispatch:-
NANTES, Oct 10. 1S5s.-The viscount de Psiva
Minister of Portugal ut the French Court, lett to
day for ST. Nizaire, where he embarked for LIS
bon on board the Vile de Cadiz.
letter from Milan informs the London Times
that the statement published in the French papers,
Of a cooiress having arisen between the Arch
duke Msximiiian and the governmer. at Vienna
is erroneous.
The Prince of the Asiurias is again conva,escept
The daughter of the Duke of Montpsusier ia So
riously i'll.
Lisbon letters state that the Queen of Portugal
Is in an interesting condition. 1t is reported from
Lisbon that the Portuguese chambers have been
closed.
The journal Ct,iniaao states that the tribunals
are occupied with the affair relative to the seizure
lf the Charles Georges. VI. Mon, Ambassador Of
Spain to the Court of the Tuiieries, left Mairij
October IA.
The Madrid Gazette of the 18th contains an &C
count Of the reception by the Queen OF the Marquis
te Nugot. ex.French Ambassador, to present his
etters of recall
A royal deere, in the Madrid Gazette enacts that
Ill steamers playing Iegularly between the ports
i the Island of Cuba aDd any of the ports of ths
nit ed States of North America are TO ehj ~ the
same privileges as the English royal mail steam.
srs, with liberty to carry six tons OF ohandise
without paying lighthouse dutic7 for the. 1t il
believed it appes that this decree will ter t.
diminish the continual misunde standings which
have prevailed between the captains of Americas
vessels and the Cuban Custom House authorities
and which have created considerable i'll feeling
Another decree authorizes the construction Of al
.queduct in Cuba to convey water from the Vento
springs to the city OF Havana.
MARKETS.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Saturday evening. Oct
l6.-The English funds remained wthoa. any i'm
portaut variation. CoDsols for moaey opened at
}S3[5 to $50, and returned to that price af er
short period, during which Il ere were sellers at
9S3S. Fof the 10th of Novembe. the last transac
tious were at 9S1 to 9S5S. The rate for advances
Oh government securities is still l % per cent
Foreign stocks have been dull, the only descrin-
Lion in any demand being Turkish scrip which ad
Vanced to Ia to rs premium for the first issue,
aud - to for the second.
The fnal quotations of the French Three per
Cents on the Paris Bourse this evening were 73f
20c. for money, and 73f. SOC. for the end of tn.
month, showing fractional decline.
10000 sUvereigns have been taken from the Bank
% day for Lisbon, perhaps in connexion with the
aew Portuguese bonds to be put O. the market for
aiway purposes.
The Bank of Bavaria has raised its rate of dis
,oupt to per cent, the Bank of Prussia to 5, the
Bank of Lepsic to q, and the Bank of Nassau to Az
These movements are chehy,due to the restrictions
n the discount market at Vienna, pending the
eturn = specie payments; but money at this
period Of the year is always in demand in Germany
or the vintage and other purposes.
The transactions In the railway marke lhave again
,een unimportant but resulted in almost general
lecliue. In American securities there was a re.
iuction in the bonds Of the Michigan Central, and
IN improvement in third mortgage of the New
FORK aud Erie. New Brunswick government
lebentures were quoted 3 per cent higher, at III
112. Little or no change took place 10 mines
o joint stock banks the tendency was generally
avorab!e. In miscellaneous securities there was
further decline in London General Omnibus.
Atlantic Telegraph had again fallen, the last prices
,eng 3o1s $50. Red Sea Telegraph left off at -
premium.
LIVERPOOL Corros MARKET, Oct. 16-The demand
or cotton to day has been to a moderate extent,
md the sales do not exceed 1000 bales-l 900 on
peculation and for export. Prices steadily main
aimed.
LIVERPOOL CORK MARKET, Oct 16-The grain
rade is represented by irmness in price, and fair
lemaud for the daily large consumption Of bread
tufts.
SHEFFIELD, Oct. 16-In many branches of trade
business continues gradually TO improve. There
8 good demand for cutlery for the American
market, and some of the houses in the steel trade
ire more fully employed than has been the case
or the previous two or three months. Some of
he manufacturers Of silver plated goods are in
eceipt of considerable orders, but this is not gen.
raj thr ,ughout the trade. There are yet many
killed workmen in various branches Of the local
rade out OF employment, and many only partially
Sheffield look better than they have done for some
ime past.
NOTTINGHAM, October 16.-The lace trade, in
many branches, has been dull this week. There it
rot SO much doing in plain goods as there was
ew weeks siuce; but the fancy trade is a trifs
more active. Narrow silk edgiDgs are less in
Iuest, and machinery, in several departments, is
low working less time. There are few buyers
n the market FRI e the United States, bat their
hitherto very limited More
u
las been much more activity this week In ali
branches OF the hoisery trade the Wholesale houses
lave been ordering more freely, and there have
,eeI more buyers from the United States by the
'ersia which vessel arrived on Monday more
buyers are also expected by ths steamer next
week. Already the manufacturers for certain
asses goods are getting full Of orders and some
louses are engaged up to Christmas. The stocks
# goods on hand have been 80 light during tbs
ear that now that the ordsrs are coming in freely
he goods have to be made. Yarns Doth silk and
otton) are firm, and it is probable that the latter
will be higher in price.
DR.. PALMEa.-The numerous friends, at home
nd abroad, of T. Palmer, the pastor of the First
'resby yterian Church, Of this city, Will learn with
pleasure that he ID now cOnvalescent, aud will
oon be able to enter again upon the discharge of
lis pastoral duties. His family have nearly ali
'assed the ordeal of the fever in safety mo.
ltcdyuHe.
SALE OF LAND.-Ths Pearvisburg (Va.,) Southwest.
lotices the sac Of land belonging to the estate OF
De- Chapman, on New River" '.fhe Dr's interest
q } in the Ferry Tract, containing about 800
cres, was purchased BY James Brown, of that
ounty, for $6475, being $2l.5SH per acre. The
over tract, containing 230 acres. was purch ssed
y W Guthrie, Of Pulaski, for 50 l55, being SIS.
n per acre.
The MONTREAL TRLEGRAPH CoMpANY.-The Mon
real Telegraph Company on Saturday successful
laid cable across the Niagara river, to connect
t Buffalo the Canada lines with the lines in the
states The cable is $500 feet long, ard has three
onductors. The time occupied in laying it WAS
light minntes.
HANDsoMs DoNArIoN.-The German Volkfest As
ocistion Of New Orleans. La, finding that they
lsd surplus fund of 81 200 have given $500 to the
Howard Association that city, 300 to the Ger
nan Enigrant Association, and $500 to the Young
Mems Christian Association.
Col. PRRsroN.-A grand complimentary ball wa
given at Louisville, on Friday night last, to Mr..