The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-17
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED ROR THR .DrsPATCH"
LATER FROM KUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CRY OF WARRINGTON
Lkss CONFIDENCE IN PEAcE-FAILURE OF
THE SANDMAN L0AN--NEWS FROM PA.
RAGUAY, &c. &c.
NEW YoRK. March lG.--The steamshp City Of
Washington, with dates from Liverpool TO the I'd
Inst, has arrived.
The warlike rumors eontinue, and thare is less
confidence In peace than when the Arabia sailed
The rumor 70 confirmed that the Pope had invi-
ted France and Austria to withdraw their troops
from Rome, but IL Ia not known how they Will
Preparations on the continent for war continue
actively, and the funds, which were 30 buoyant at
the sailing Of the Arabia, are again depressea'
French 3's closed at ca so.
DIsraeIi had introduced his Reform bill in Par.
lament 1t Is qnite moderate in It's character. 1t
confsrs the right to vote on all members OF tne
learned professions, and those having small 10.
vestmen's of funds in Savings Banks. The bill
was strongly attacked by the Reformers, but
large meeting of Conservatives, 200 strong, was
held at Lord Derby's, which pledged themselves
to it's support.
Lord wapole, the Honse Secretary, and Mr..
Henly, President Of the Board of Trade, had re-
| tired from the Cabinet. on account OF difference
of opinion on the subject Of Reform. Mr.. sos
thow Estacourt succeeds the former, and LORD DOS
| nougmore replaces the latter. Lord March re-
places Mr.. Estacourt - President Of the Poor Law
Board.
There are rumors of further secessions from the
| English Cabinet, including Earl of Salisbury and
Mr. Adderby.
| The British export report shows an enormous
| increase over last year.
| LATEST.
Paris letter says that the chances of war and
| peace continue about the same.
| The war fever runs high in Germany. Lord
| Cowley had had an interview with the Emperor
| of Austria.
L. was reported that Cont Cavour was expected
| at Paris.
The Sandman loan Of 100000 bad not been
negotiated at Paris by Mr. Fould. This Ia looked
| upon as unfsvorsble symptom, as Fould, being
minister of State, bad an opportunity OF foresee.
| ing if the speculation hazardous.
| Advices received at Lisbon from Rio say that
Lopez had accepted Brazils offer to mediate In his
| difficulties with the United States.
Dude had been completely subjected.
| Lord EIgin's expedition, up the Yang kiang
| river. was reported as successful.
| The United States ship Powhatsn was at Hong
Kong. The Mississippi was in Canton river.
| COMMERCIAL
| LIVERPOOL. March 2-Cotton closed firm and ac.
tive at advance of il6. Sales for days of 81 :
| coo bales specuators taking 5000 and exporters
| taking 5000 bales. Uplapds Mjddling 1915 Man.
chester goods slightly advanced. Breadstufs gene
| rally steady. Flour improved in demand, closing
at i0l;s per GENITAL. Wheat firm. with ore inqui.
| ~: Southern white lf(Gl0s. I'd. Corn steady and
quiet mixed and yellow IS. l0dd 6s I'd white Il. %
| IS. Sd. Provisions dull. Lard nominal
| LONDON Flour dill Foreign wheat firm. Good
sugar firm. with prices weak for Brown Rosn dull.
! retail hice dull. Cofae quiet.
There is an increasing demand for money. Cor.
sos after the close Of the official board quoted at
| 95ts