The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-06
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIYAL ON TIE BoRUSSIA.

A Geographic dispatch from Cape Race
Telegraph Station, dated Friday, November
|, says:
The Ham burg steamship Borussa, from
Hamburg, via Southampton, Wednesday,
Oct. %, passed this point ut j O'Clock this
morning, en- route to New York. The news
yacht Of the associated press boarded her, and
obtained the following news dispatch.
The adyiees by the Borussia are three days
later than per steamship Europa, and are of
considerable interest to com .aerciaI
readers, us the cotton market exhibits heavy
sa les and large advance, while breadstufs
show q decline.
The steamship Bob emiau, from Quebec, and
the EdI burg, from New York, arrived at
Liverpool on the 25th.
The steamship Persia, from New York, ar
rived at Queenstown on the 23d.
The bark Benjamin Halleit was fallen in
with, no date given, in distress. She was
abandoned and the crew saved.
The I.onden Times, In leader, says the
blockade of the Southern ports is not effect
nal, and reminds the Washington Govern
IN emf that foreign nations are bound to recog-
nize only = real blockade. 1t also shows In at
the cutting off of the cotton supply is the
work of the South as well as the North, and
it also seems quite true that all cotton exFor-
tatioh has been forbidden by the Confederate
Government, IN order that foreign nations,
especially England, may re forced to take
sides in the American quarrel.
In the London money market there lis Il
great abundance OF money on the stock
change, and the indications are of @ probable
continuance. Consols 92sa92s for money; 92t
for account.
Mexican stocks are quoted at 25Ea26I. United
States IS ard Illinois Central Railroad shares
have advanced.
FRANCE.
The Ga-e.ts de France denies that a warm dis
cussion took place between Persigny and
Thouvenal on the Italian question. No diff
ference of opinion exists.
The Paris PaTie says that the English Adj
miralty has decided upon plating the ships
already built. II the experiment succeeds,
England could have twenty in one year.
Tho Admiralty has determined TO execute
numerous defensive works in India, China,
Red Sea, and at Malta.
The Times says it is evident that, even in
the face of the English credit of g, 000,000
sterling, difficulty Will be experienced in pre-
venting remittances TO England from France.
On the Bourse, French Rentes were quoted
at 67f. 95c.
The King and Queen were received most
en- Enthusiastically at Dantzic and Berlin.
AUSTRIA.
/, An impartial patent orders similar collec-
ton of taxes to that of last year.
RUSSIA.
The Emperor had closed the Moscow and
IA gaw Universities.
SPAIN.
Spain, France and England Will dispatch a
lClnL ApeutLfou 10 1ucAIcO sJHttu viii IudAe
direct demands for sa tisfaction for special in
suits.
It was expected that majority of the
mem bers of the Cortez Of Spain is favorable
TO tho Ministry.
ITALY.
Approaching reactiopary movements were
reported.
naples was tranquil.
Neapolitan Reacuonists had charter
Maitece vessels.
The people prayed before the doors of the
churches after the clergy had closed them.
Five hundred merchants had been hned one
hundred ronbies each for closing their shops
on the 18Th of October.
Agitation was increasing in Warsaw.
The authorities were taking more vigorous
measures to maintain order.
The Borussia had lis passengers, 3i.00o in
specie, and full cargo.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LtreYpooi Cotton Marke.-The sales OF last
Mon day and Tuesday reached As, 300 bales, in
Guiding q, 800 bales 10 sPeculators and export
ers. The market is buoyant, with an advance
of III. and 3D. per Id. Mddiins Orleans is
quoted at ~
The adyiess from Manchester continue IA
vorab,e, the market for goods and yarns stiil
exhibiting an advancing tendency.
LireypsoI Prorisioa MGrket.--Beef inactive
Pork quiet and steady. Bacon steady. Lard
quiet at 4sa5os Tallow frmer, with an ad-
vance Of Is. per cwt.
Liverpool Produce Markx.--Sugar quiet and
steady. Coffee steady and unchanged Rice
! inactive. Spirits Turpentine dull at SIS.