The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-30
Further by the Arabia.

further By the Arabia.
The following Is a fuller sketch of tn,
Arabia's news (from Liverpool Nov. l7th
than was published yesterday:
The Prince of Wales had arrived in England
The fleet encountered bad weather during IN.
whole passage. and got out of provisions Th,
Royal party were living for the last few dav,
OF the passage on preserved meats
The Prince reached Windsor Castle on tn,
Ioth' lhe Engtsn press teens with warm
com mpiiments 10 the American people
The Times says that the Prince, while show
ing the feelings of true-born Erglishmau
has ELECTED the feelings of all true Americans
ana SO brought the two face to face, and made
them reel that they are brothers
The Empress Eugene arrived in London or
the l7th. She visits Scotland for the benefi
OF her health.
Since the advance in the rate of discount by
the Bank OF England the contem plated addi
tional withdrawal ef gold by the Bank O
France was suspended
Five hnndred and seventy thousand pound.
sterling had arrived from Australia on tn,
Iotn; was Immediately bought by tn.
There was more confidence in financial cir.
cles on Friday, and funds slightly improved
the market closing firm.
The Bishop of Worcester is dead
The Bank of England had raised it's rates &c
six per cent.
Gaeta at last accounts was still invested
Some OF the Neapolitan troops had left on the
French steamers.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Financial Crisis
The minimum rate of discount was raised
by the Bank of England on the 18th instant to
3 per cent, although no gold was withdrawn
that day, and none has been since This move
ment was telegraphed to the Bank of France
and the contemplated additional Withdrawal
OF more gold from the Bank of England by
that Bank was suspended. Australian gold
TO the value OF ESQ 600 arrived on the 18th
q ataiv f,r ba pa
OF France, and this temporarily prevented any
further Withdrawals from the Bank of Eng.
land.
There was more confidence in financial cir.
cIes on Friday, and the funds slightly i'm.
proved, closing firm. The discount market
continued to present an anxious and unsettled
appearance, and no business had been done
below the Bank minimum, and in many cases
6a per cent. was the lowest rate that would
be taken. Three months paper was not nego.
table below per cent, and six months paper
at per cent. The amount of business done
at the Bank on Friday, although not amount.
ing to pressure, was large. On the Stock
Exchange the raGe for short loans, Govern.
ment security, was about fonr per cent.
Paris adyices say that although the pressure
for gold on the Bank of France continued
that establishment had decided not TO raise its
rate of discount above Az per cent. tor the
present 1t was thought the Bank of Francs
would continue to obtain gold supplies from
England, but the Times city article maintains
the drain on the Bank Of France since the
statement is said to have been immense.
The shares OF the Grand Trunk Railway, Of
Canada, rallied three per cent. on the 10th.
1t is rumoTeo that the Duke of Newcastle is
to receive the Order CT the Garter, now in the
gift If her Majesty, owing to the death OF
Richmond
The express mail train from Glasgow to
London, when At full speed, ran into acattle
train on the Trent Valley Railway. Nine
persons, mostly drovers, and thirty head OF
cattle, were killed. All the passengers mi.
raculously escaped unharmed.
FRANCE.
There were rumoTs of ministerial changes
rife. 1t was reported that NJ. Laihy, who
figured in the Savoy negotiations, was to be
Minister Of the Interior.
1t was said tha. 81 the Cabinet Council q
plan for the army reserve was finally settled
A project was on foot 10 abolish the present
system of venerable furloughs, and TO estab.
lish a reserve on the plan of the Prussian
laUdereche, combined with that Of the Eng
lish militia.
The commercial treaty of France and Eng.
land was completed at Paris on the 10th, and
received final signatures. Mr.. Golden was
said to De completely prostrated by his laborS
The Bourse on the 10th was firmer and h
higher, closing at 69f. CSC.
There was no movement OF importance.
There was report that a conspiracy had
been discovered at Gaeta against Francis l l.
The official Piedmontese Gazette of the l5t
says that the Neapolitans, under General Sa.
breGus, had proposed to Fanti the surrender
OF the Neapolitan troops, who remained out
side of Gaeta, consisting of ten battalions OF
chasseurs and regiment Of cavalry. Fanti
relec ted the proposition.
After a combat, on the II b. the Bourbon
troops re-entered Gaeta, and the Sardinians
took up fresh positions around the town. The
garrison of Gaeta consisted of eighteen b It.
talIons, but a dispatch announces that two
merchant steamers, carrying French colors
had left Gaeta with troops, supposed Tor Ci-
vita VecC hia.
The Lazzaroni at Naples INDUCED in a de.
monstration in favor of Garibaldi and the
Dictatorship, and were dispersed by the
troops.
Victor Emanuel had prohibited the destruc.
ton of Fort Stains.
AUSTRIA
An attempt had been made to introduce arms
into Hungary. Englizh vessels engaged in the
enterprise.
Austrian preparations for war were con.
tinuing at Mantua, &c.
The Correspondence Autografa asserts tha
the Q Queen was eneients
CHINA.
The Paris Monteur asserts that the lates
dispatch from Sir Hope Grant fully author.
ICES the hope that a recourse to arms will no
be necessary ia China.
COMMERCIAL IsTELLIGEScE.
LONDON MONEY MAkKEr.- Consois closed q
az 19sA for mone{; and 9334 1885 for account
&c f5S2 600. The Bank raised its rate OF discount
to6 per oent on the 18th inst;
loaa Dollars 6s 254d; American Eagles nominal
limited BUSINESS at previous rates.
NJ essrs Bell A Co. EeIort the market generally
unchanged.
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