The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-12
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

The marriage of Prince Frederick William of
Prussia WAS celebrated at the Chapel Royal. St.
James Palace, on the 10Th OF January, according
to the programme.
The day was generally observed az holiday
Immense crowds cheered the royal party in the
most enthusiastic manner After the conclusion
of the ceremonial, the bride gave vent TO her feel
ings and flung herself upon her mothers bosom,
at which a scene took place in which great emotion
was evineed by all concerned.
After the marriage, the young couple started
for Windsor. On their arrival at that place, they
were drawn In carriage TO the Castle by the Eton
BOYS. amidst enthusiastic cheering.
The Queen, In London, gave grand State con-
cert at Buckingham Palace, on the evening OF the
wedding day.
The principal streets of London we're brilliantly
illuminated in honor of the occasion.
Serious disturbances took place at Belfast on
the evening of the 25th. Some fireworks having
boen let off In honor of the marriage of the Prin-
cess Royal, a great crowd gathered in the princi-
pal streets, and evinced riotous disposition,
by throwing stones. Large bodies OF constabula-
ry and police attempted TO restore order, but were
assailed with missiles. Finally the disturbances
rose TO such a height, that the Mayor read the
riot act and took prompt measures to dispense the
mob, in which ho succeeded, after some trouble
and at midnight the town had assumed its won't
ed quiet. Numerous arrests OF the rioters were
made.
Operations were resumed on the "Leviatban" on
the 23d and 18th utimo and the ship moved
forward about nine feet each day
FROM its position, throwing all engaged upon il in
various directions, severely injuring several of
them.
II was rumored that Admiral Lord Lyons would
succeed Lord Stratfurd de Radcliffe as Ambassador
to Constantnople,an and that Vice Admiral Fanshawe
would succeed to the command of the fleet on the
Mediterranean station.
The London Morning Post, in al editorial arti-
cle insists that something should be done by Eng
| land to show that IL has sympathy with those
| exeerabie mscrsants--the Nena sahibs of revolu-
| tionary Europe-who, in the security which Eng
| land affords, have plotted and conspired against
| the life of the Emperor Of the French
| FRANCE
The American vessel Adriatic which sailed from
Marseilles while under an embargo, on account Of
| her collision with the steamer Lyonnas, was cap
| tured In the Gulf of Spezza by French war stea-
| mer and taken back to Marseilles. The captain
was put In irons.
| Congratulatory addresses continued to flow In mp
| on Napoleon. One from the army was very enthu-
siastic.
1t was reported that Gen. Changarner would re-
| turn to France.
| No day has yet been fixed for the trial of Pierr
aud his accomplices, who are supposed to have
been connected with the plot against the Emperor
| Napoleon's life.
| 1t is proposed to divide France into four militia
| nv departments and establish depots of arms, &c,
! so that should the Emperor be taken away, France
| will have at hand materials for maintaining order
| At Paris, on Tuesday, there was an increasing
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| INDIA
| Sir James 0utram was at Alumbagh with 900
| meu. Sir Campbell was going to Futtehpore. The
Insurgents we're assembled at Kotah in great force
and it was said had dethroned the Rsjah. The
| Azimghur frontier Threatened and General
| Grant marching there.
Additional kilograms, published In the English
| Journals, announce an anticipated engagement
with the rebels at Alun,bagh, and that General
| Outram was preparing for defence. An immense
number of rebels were concentrating at Bithoor.
The Queen of Dude is dead.
| CHINA
| The intelligence from China is entirely devoid
| of striking features. The course of the French
fleet in reference to the anticipated attack Of Can
ton is unknown. 1t is believed that the Chinese
authority will reject the British ultimatum, in
which event fearful slaughter is apprehended.
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian government has forwarded dis
patches to Paris and London, which express a de-
sire to adopt conciatory policy with regard to
the navigation OF the Danube
TURKEY.
It is alleged on the authority of a letter, that
Russian agents have been creating fdrmeDt In
the Sclavonc provinces of Turkey, by circulating
documents relative to the projected abolition of
sertdom in Russia.
Fresh disturbances have broken out in Bosnia,
and the Porte has dispatched thither large body
of troops.
The Ottoman government has published q plan
of the ministry for the withdrawal of paper mo-
ney, by means of Issue of $4,000, 000 francs of
sehins guaranteed by the produce of custom duties
and direct taxes.
Letters from Client announce that the govern
ment had refused to change the laws reference to
political refugees.
No further revolutionary attempts at Ancona
had takn place.
SPAIN.
The mi nistry ALREADY pneafs with cons;Jora.
able opposition.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, Jan. u. lS5S.-Cottonsince the depar-
ture OF the Arabia. cotton market has been mod
| than Ordinary caution.
1he market closed last evening with a very firm
and upward tendency aud the quotations generally
are put up fuiiy one quarter OF PENNY per pound
above the rates current al the sailing OF the last Gu
| nard steamer. All qualities have partaken of the
upward movement, aud all were about uaily buoy
/ ant at its close.
| Manchester adyices are also quite favorable, and
holders OF goods demand an advance last weeks
prices.
BREADsTuFfs.
| Rchsr ison Spence Il Co. quote Western Canal
1oar ut 22s q 2s.., which is a decline of cd per bhl
The q me firm quote Baltimore and Philadelphia
hour at 24s and Ohio at 25GD27. Wheat In limited
request. and the quotations per Arabia have ben
bareA maintained. American red sells at Is 81 and
white Is 70D7s Cd for choice eescri ptions Ind.n
corn has been in better dem nd, and the market
Friday Mixed is qao,~a al sss Ga. white at Sos, a
37s., and yellow ut 3ss. cd.
LoSp-N MARKETS.
MONEY MARKET The demand for money Is with
out material ca snge and the rates continue at last
advices Consols have MAINTAINED the advance If
last week and closed yesterday at 951s q 95a for
ney and account.
bRsA,srur -At Mark Lane, on Monday the
price OF wheat receded about Is. per quarter.
HAyaE MARKETS, &C.
The Hayre cotton market had advanced, with
more general demand.
The bullion in the Bank of France was steadily In.
creasng.
No failures Of importance had occurred In any d.
rection.
ARRIVAL OF fHR SIooP OF WAR Sf. LOUIS The
U. 3. sloop of war St. Louis, Commander Livngs
ton, from Port Praya, Cape de Verde, arrived at
New York ON Tuesday. She left In MORT the shin