The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-07
STILL LATER FROM EuROPk.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.

The steamer Asia. with Liverpool advicss
Of the 2lst ult., three days later than the ad.
vices per steamer City Of Baltimore and orth
American. arrived at New Yook Sunday even.
ing, sth inst.
The steamers Arago and 0lasgow had ar
1t is denied that the French Government,
intends to proceed against the Society of st.
Vincent de Paul.
received very favorabiy in The French depart.
ments.
A commercial treaty between France and
England was expected to be signed in a few
days.
The following French diplomatic change.
are announced:
NJ. Barrat goes from Madrid to Constanti-
nople; the Duke de 0rammont goes from Rome
goes to Rome.
Is 10 rumored that the Pope demands the
recall OF the French troops from Rome
Inc Paris Bourse closed frmer. Ren.es COZ.
4ne English news IL unimportant. 1t is
sad that the ministerial reform measures are
ready Ior the meeting of Parliament.
Inc Sardlnian ministry has not been Off
eiaily announced. 1t il said that Count Ca
your vour Will certainly have the Foreign Depart
meht and Count Fanti that of War.
Aconspiracy in favor Of the Grand Duke is
SAID to have been discovered in Florence.
. Inc position of affairs between Morocco and
spain Is unchanged.
10e relations between Austria and Russia
are reported as growing more intimate.
ENGLAND.
The Earl cf Derby@ at .he banquet given By
me Mayor OF Liverpool, expressed the hope
tnat the ensuing session would witness the
adoption of good measure Of reform. He be-
heved that the conservative parry would offer
no factious opposition to it.
James Smith, the sailor on board the Ameri-
can ship George West who stabbed the mate
OF that vessel on the passage from New Or
leans, has been delivered up under the extra
dition treaty 10 the American Consul At Liver
pool.
with regard to Napoleon's free trade pro-
gramme, he is represented TO have said, in re-
ply to certain observations, that the manufac-
tected, have been aware of my intentions for
nve years and had plenty of time to prepare
for the change. The system of prohibitions
has had its day and have not the power TO
raise the dead.
The London Herald'e Paris correspondent
reiterates the previous statement that a por-
tion of the French Imperial Guards have re-
scelved their camping equipage, and that the
march al moments notice. tor Italy, as their
offic ers believe.
A solemn reconciliation is reported to have
taken place between Cardinal Antonelli and
the prelates who have hitherto been opposed
to him.
The LIE Nord says the Emperor of Russia is
about to espouse the cause of the Pope, but the
London Times denies it.
The Paris correspondent of the London Post
telegraphs that the current rumor that the
Pope has demanded the evacuation OF Rome
by the French troops. is absolutely false. The
Times correspondent, however, says that un-
less the French Government disavuws the IA
nous pamphlet, it will certainly be called
upon to withdraw its army.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday mornlpg.-The produce
markets are uniufiuenced by the contem plat. d
changes in the French tariff.
The Bombay mail of December 9th has ar
rived. The Bombay journals say the rebel
force is utterly anuihilated.
The London Star thinks that probably the
commercial treaty negotiating between France
and England will be signed before the delivery
Of the Queens speech.
The Herald believes the treaty is already
signed, and will come into, immediate opera
ton.
II was reported that the Archbishop of
Paris has resigned his seat in the Council of
the Empire. His resignation is expected TO
give more determined attitude to the clerical
opposition to the Emperor anti-Papal policy.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-Sa1es OF the
week, 1850 bales, including 1850 bales to
epecuiators and 19 800 bales for export. The
market opened with declining tendency, bur
under the influence of the improvement of
trade at Manchester, and the advices from the
active. All quotations advanced I'd. The
sales of Friday were estimated at III, 900 bales,
the market closing with quotations barely
maintained, though some authorities say st91n
dy. The quotations are as follows:
New Orleans fair ~ d.; middling 6I. Mo-
bile's fair u d.. midoling Ga Upland fair I'd. !;
middling 67s. The stock at Liverpool is esti-
mated a. Il 600 bales, including 452, COG bales
The aaViCes IRON Manchester are favorable
the market closing firm but less buoyant.
HAvRE COTToN MARKET.-New Orleans
tres ordinaire quoted at lO5f.; bas 1OUf. All
5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MAKKET.-
Messrs. Richardson, Spence X Co. quote:
Flour is steady at 23s.a26s. Cd. Wheat is
quiet at Tuesdays decllne-red 9s. Cd a9s. lUd. !;
white 9s. lUd.a sd. Corn has declining
tendency; prices are Sd. to Cd. lower-yeilow
30s. I'd a3ls. sd.
LIvERPooL PROVISION MARKKT-Beef is
steady. Pork quiet. Bacon is steady at ASS a
sis. tor middles. Lard is steady and in more
demand sales at 5ts. .a5es.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugar is
firm. Coffee is steady. Rice firm-NorIh Ca
rolina 23s. Cd. Rosin closed firm-common is.
3d.a4s. I'd. Spirits of Turpentine steady al
35s. I'D a;}ds. Tea is active at an advance OF I'd.
LONDON MARKETS. Barings Circular
quotes as follows Breadstufls are quiet and
steady. Sugar is firm. Coffee is quiet and
quotations barely maintained.
The rates of the Bank of England have ad-
vanced to Sd. Bullion in the Bank has de-
creased E339 900. Consols 81 sass tor money,
and 95 i for account.
LONDON, Friday evening.-The increase in
the rate of discount has had no effect on the
money market. There is every probability Of
q continued ef1ux Of bullion, and a likelihood
of a further advance OF the rates of the Bank
to 34 per cent.
REMARKABLE MIDNIGHT INvAsION.-A sin.
guiar affair took place at the house Of Mr.. f..
S. Hutehins, Newtown Centre, on Thursday
pieht SAWS rha RnStnn Ira yolpr The house