Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
EUROPEAN ADVITES.

CAPE RACE TELEGRAPH STATION, Friday, Nov. 1.-The
Hamburg steims zip Borussis from Hamburg, via South
smpton, Wednesday, 0ot 2S, passed this point at
o'clock this morning, route to New York. The news
yacht Of the associated press boarded her and obtained
| the following news dispatch.
The adyces BY the Borussa three days later than
per teamshp Europa and are OF considerable interest
to commercial readers as the cotton market exhibits
heavy sales and large advance, while the bTeadstuhs
| show q decline.
The steamship Bohemian from Qitbso, and the Edin.
burg from New 70 k arrived Liverpool on the % h.
The steamship Persia, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown on the 2Si.
The bark rjlmin Hae.t was fallen 10 WITH date
given in distress. She was abandoned, and the crew
| saved.
The London Times, 10 a leader, says the blockade Of
the Southern ports Is not and reminds tho Wash
ingon Government that foreign nations bound TO re.
cognzs only real blockade II also shows that the cut
tg of the supply is the work Of the South as
well the North and !, also seems quito true tia. all
cotton expectation has been forbidden by the Confede
rate Government 10 order that foreign nions especial
Engsnd may be otcsd to take sides 10 the American
quarrel.
In the London money market there great abundance
OF money on the stock exchange and the indications
OF probable continuance. Uonsols % s-92 l2 for
money. 90 l.2 for account
Mexican stocks are quoted at rs Tsa26 Ia. United
States fyes and Illinois Central Railroad shares have ad
vanced
HALrYAr, October sOh.-The steamship Europa has
arrived, bringing nearly eight thousand pounds sterling
| in specie.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Times writes
that the discussions to the line Of policy adopted by
France and England the American question again
renewed and that possibly information brought over by
Primes Napoleon may have contributed to make the En-
peror inclined TO listen to proposals which might
| be made 10 this respect by England
Dr.. Russers letter aluies to tho great naval eIped.
on and says that the Government OF the United States
| ia a led 10 q
believe in the oaths of Southcrners to give bale
Of cotton to the Yankees but thinks that the pation
of high prices prevailing will attract large supplies to
port e1portston and that thus Government mon
opoy may be created in cotton aud that strong pro-
testonists Government will scarcely fall to put
with foreign customers, and thinks that the large
| ports Of the South tolerably safe.
| Cotton has advanced $50. TO !, and was still sd-
vancing. Coneols ~ Ia to 90 IS.
MHssns ebIDntt srU MASON IN CUBA.
New York, Oct. s6-Advices from Havana to the
49, inst that the rebsl steamer Theodore left Ha-
the 2Si for Charleston, with arms provisions
cose, ard twenty passengers, including Mr. Meade the
| late minister to Brazil
| The Theodore landed hessrs. Mason and Slidel at
| CardeDas, and they came by land to Havana. They
we're presented by the English Consul to the Captain.
General of Cube and received with the hghestc
| sderation.
The American Consul at Havana telrgraphed to the
steam sloopofwar San Jscino, at Trinidad the 24h
| inst, to proceed 10 Havana.
FROM NEW MEXICO.
KANSAS CIrY, Oct 30-Tae Santa Fe mail has arrived
| and brings the folio wing intelligence:
company Of Texas rebels routed not long since
by company Of dragons from Fort Craig The captain
and ten killed and thirty wounded. The remainder
Of them escaped 10 Mesilla.
The drag ,ons from Fort Wise we're pursuing party
OF rebels who had been encamped the Arkansas river
The New Mexican volunteers ready for service.
There areport that troops for the approach
Ing. They supposed TO be California volunteers.
FROM KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 2s.-Col. ThomAs's official account
Of the Widcatar says the opposing forces nearly
equal in NUMBER and that the Union forces repused the
enemy with great loss to the rebels and but tle 10 the
Unionists.
CAPTURE OF A REBEL SCHOONER.
Bosros Qot GA private letter states that the
Sloop ofwar Dale captured schooner laden with rice,
while endesvoring to the blockade Of Savannah for
Cuba.
GEN. PRIok REPORTED TO De AT sEosHo.
RoLLA, Oct. 29.-Thirty.eight more Of our wounded
soldiers arrived today from Springfield which place they
left Thursday last. Gen. Price was then at Neocho, in
Newton county.
On wednesday about 900 rebel, entered Springfield,
and took away considerable quantity Of stores left by
Col Taylor.
MOVEMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENTS.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 2s.-Gov. Curtin, in accordance
with instructions received from the War Department has
Issued marching orders to the following regiments:
Col. Hartranfts Fifty first Col. Dodge's Fyseoord,
Col Brookess FiftylhId Col COulterss Eleventh, OIL
Davis One hundred fourth Col 0Akess Ninty sixth
DOL Cassie Ninety sev3nh, and one regiment fr Camp
Cameron, which ia ,his point. These regiments,
eight in number ell full, aIm,d and equipped, aud
vii remove their respective destinations during this
week.
MORE MASSACHUSETTS, RECIPIENTS COMING.
The following telegram has been received by Col. |
Frank L. Howe from the Governor OF Massachusetts,:
The 25;h Regiment Col Upton, will leave Worcester
on Thursday, Oct 81.
The eth Regiment, Col. Lee, leaves Springfield on |
Saturday, Nov 2.
tie 2S1 Regiment, Col Kur Z, leaves Boston on Non.
day, NOv.4.