The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-21
ARRITAL OF THEARABIA.

HALIFAX. April 20-The steamship Arabia with
dates from Liverpool to April 9th has arrived.
| The English Ministry had resolved to dissolve
Parliament No date was fixed for the dissolution.
| The whole country was flooded with addresses
| against such measure,
The 81 100000 Indian loan bill had passed both
| houses.
Continental advices are very warlike and threat
ening.
Latest Paris adyices says that crisis is at hand.
Large bodies of Austrian troops are on the march
| for ItalJ.
There is great activity in France.
The Paris bourse was depressed and closed at a
decline of nearly per cent. on the last two days
he ship Grey Oak from London bound for New
York had been abandoned at sea. Her crew were
picked up and taken TO Liverpool by the steamer
City of Manchester which arrived out on the 9TH
IT'S.
The North Briton arrived out on the eth and the
Arabia passed the Austria on tue 9th in the Chan.
mel going up
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. April -cotton-Sslesfor the week of
go 00 bales including 1900 to spectators and 1000
to exporters. ALI qualities had declined lilo, par
ticularly inferior; good and useful qualities are
1000 bales; market closed firm. Orleans middling
73a uplanas li6 stock 10 port $40 600 bales, u
decline amounted to l-l6@1s
Flour dun; slles unmpui tant; quoted at lOs@l2s
3D. wheat dull and generally unchanged. corn
ais i'd.
Provisions Beef firm. Pork active at 72.@74s -
Bacon and Lard quiet. Sugar slightly higher
Naval stores.-Rosin heavy; common As cd; me-
dunn active at 6' 65@5s I'D. Iurpentine steady ut
Ais
SATURDAY NooN.-Consols $685..
LATEST.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON Cotton dropping buyers
demand a reduction. Breadstutf; dull
SECOND DISPATCH
Lord Derby announced in the House Of Lords
| that the Cabinet wontd dissolve Parliament aud
| apDeal TO the C0urtrV He aeyaraIy ted
on Lord Russei's course, and likewise characters
| lied Lord Palmerstou's recomme ndation that tse
Ministry should accept Lord Rus.e,rs amendment
q direct insult. He reJOiCed at the generous
| support Government had received, and expressed
the opinion that, for want of cohesion, the Orpo.
| stion would speedily be dissolved. The Cabinet
had decided to depose Parliament, as soon as b9si-
ness permitted, because they thoue ht the country
ought to be consulted at the present crisis, ard
because the interests of peace would suffer FROM
the change of administration. ID Israeli made a
similar announcement in the House of Commons.
Austria will insist of the disarming of Pied
mont before the opening of the Feace Congress
The sedtious trials at Belfast have resulted in
the disagreement of the jury.
Bombay telegraphic advices are to March 4th.-
Santa Topee had disappeared, and his followers
had dispersed
The financial embarrassment of the government
has caused severe panic to the money market.
VERY LATEST.
LONDON. Saturday afternoon.-Consols declined
from o3 TO 943l.
Lord Malmesbury remarks yesterday in Parlia-
ment, are construed into an admission of the
hopelessness of peace.
The movements of troops aud war material in
France continues on q large scale. Twenty five
thousand troops are on the way to reinforce Ly..
feeling that war is inevitable prevails at the
French Foreign office, and is shared by some Of
the highest dictionaries.
Orders have been sent to Toulon for IS vessels,
n onau M mr. Pa .afs,
Also, eight more have been ordered from Brest to
Toulon.
All the French naval vessels in the Adriatic are
Fastening home.
The Paris bourse is declining