The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17
Further ~ the Circassian.

Further Dy the Circassian.
The following is a fuller account Of the news
oy the Circassian (from Liverpool. to the Sd
inst, } than that furnished in the telegraphic
dispatches yesterday:
ENGLAND
Lord John Russell introduced his Reform
oill in the House of Commons on the 1st inst.
1t extends the elective franchise to ten pound
occupancies In the counties, six pounds In the
ooroughs, twenty-five in the smallest Dor.
'ughs, which are TO have one instead Of two
members, and the seats thus gained are to be
distributed between the most populous cOun-
ties and boroughs Ireland aud Scotland get
i"o additional members each, corresponding
With the reduction in the franchises, but their
present repres en- tation is not to be disturbed
The Liberal journals are not satisfied with
these measures.
The Budget had made further progress, and
All OF Mr.. Gladstone's recommendations thus
tar have been carried.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company adopted
ne report Of the Directors, and have agreed to
raise t20,0on to attempt to resuscitate the old
cable or recover as much as possible of it.
Inc steamer NimrOd had been " rec ked on the
passage from Liverpool to Cork, and all on
board, mum bering fifty persons, drowned.
FRANCE.
The French Legislature was opened on the
st nv the Emperor Napoleon. In his spe8ch h
he Emperor promises that every effort for the
maintenance of peace shall be made. He re-
loices at the amcable relations existing be-
ween France and all the European Powers,
ana hopes for speedy peace i'll China Refer
ring TO the Italian question, he expresses the
hope that affairs in that quarter are approach
ing 4 settlement. He says he has advised
the King OF Sardinia that Tuscany must not
he annexed, but that the wishes Of the other
Italian provinces may be entertained, provi-
'ied the rights OF the Holy See be respecte in
principle.
The safety of the French frontiers requires
the annexation of Savoy, and the Emperor
says he hopes that frank explanations OF the
question will cause the great Powers to re-
cognize the justice of the claim. He professes
astonlehment at the agiration in the Catholic
world, and points to his efforts in behalf of the
Pope.
The French army is to be reduced by the
discharge of l5uHbO men. and would be further
reduced but for the Chinese war and the
| Italian occupation. He concludes by refer
| ring to his new free trade policy and predict
ing the most favorable results.
| The speech produced slight depression on
| the Paris Bourse.
The English journals protest against the an
| neXation of Savoy.
| Prince Lucien Bonaparte will probably be
proposed as King Of Tuscany.
AUsTRIA.
The London Chronicle reiterates its state.
! ment relative 10 an Austro- Russian alliance
but says the treaty has since been modified.
ITALY.
! The votes of the people Of Central Italy are
| to be taken on the ues ton Of the proposed
| annexation to Sardinia, or the establishment
| oI separate Kingdom.
The Umbrian Marshes demand annexation
| to Piedmont.
The Pope threatens Victor Emmanuel with
| eXcommuni icatiOn.
The annexation of Savoy by France has beer
1 condemned by the English Minister.
SPAIN.
| treaty of peace between Spain and Moroc
| co has been proposed. The demands Of Spair
are eXorbitant.
| THE LATEST.
! LONDON, Saturday.-The Emperor's speech
| is unsatis factory
Consols closed at o,5., decline of y.
The Pope is said to be ready to make conces
| sions.
The Spanish papers are averse to retaining
| the conquered territory in Morocco.
| PARIS, Saturday.-The Rentes closed to
| day at 61fr. 9Oc.
| COMMERCIAL INTRLLIGKNCE.
LIVERPOOL CorToN NJ ,RKET.-Sales of the weel
d Gp bales: including 500 bales 10 speculators ant
go bales tor export The market had hsen yer!
Sn ,i MddaS pnd lover qualities .a haze % de
qualities have teen barely maintained. The I'M
ports haze ave been very heavy. The sales of Fr@Ga, ida
VA mddIin. t s'sd; NOBLE fair 7sd; I'D trisnd is'
Stock in port 75l Geo bales, including 10000 bale
American. Some circul ars sa, there Was NOR
general enand at the close of the market.
The advices from Manchester were favorable
The market cosing quiet, but steady and firm.
Flour close d firm, and Lolders deinsnd an advance
Sales at 23s Il 29s Wheat quiet nut prices steady
red 9s. "a Z, los oil white l2s Corn du and noi,l
naily generally unchanged
P"UvIsloN MARKET.-Beef closed steady Hold
ers otter freely, tut show disposition to pres
| sales. In some cases there 9 slight decline
| Pork and Bacon quIet the latter closed firm; Mid
| dies Sis a 53S. Lard hrm and IN good demand a
| 61s 6d Gus Cd. and at retail at ols. d6ls I'd =
| Cheese of all qualities. but especially tne. ha
| slightly advanced. Sugar is quiet and Brazil hs
slight, declined. CoIee is quiet. Rice Is firm
sales OF cargoes to arrive at 23s. Spirits turpen
tine duh and all qualities slis hty lower q
56s a Sos. Cd Tea is slow of sale
| IoNuoN MONEY MARKEr.- Consois "a "a I9is. ft
money and account The Money market close
generally unchant ed There has been an increase
| demand tor Ame'Icsn securities.
| HAyRs MARKET.-Tne cotton market manifes
ed a declining tendency. Sales of $40 bales
Stock in port 100 0OU bales. New Orleans tres ord
nalre los; has 49, Bieadstuils quiet
Per Tele- raph t., GLASGOW
LONDON, Saturday Extraordinarily closed {
9lta 194sd Breadstuhs are du.l. iron-Welsh raj
closed iirm Su-ar is quiet Coffee hrm. Rice fri
Snd holders demanding an advance. Turpentine Gu
| at 51s. Cd Oils ge rally unchanged
| LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening.-Sales to day c
G.0OO bales of cotton the market closing dull.
| BreaGstuis close quiet. Provisions close stead
. | but quiet.
| A CONVENTION OF LsATHER DEALERS.
general convention of shoe leather dealers