The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-24
LATER FROM ErROPE.


dates TO the letli Instant has passsi tys1,. gace =
The following is telegraph! auu,lnsrs a s,.r news;
THs AMERICAN QUEsrles
TIE OpsajcE Nosionals saws that lsps.faa n.,.r.
fsvlfa i1e runior that France u ess,sau,,euce Of
the stutborDness Of England asa,ass doing 80. has
TO Arerca
TIE Paris correspondent es the London H.rold
believes that tiis French GoYeTas.ssri entartain.
very serious Intentions Of Interfering 10 end tLe
civil wGr IA Aua-vica-
Tie Lcndon -ytws gives currency 10 runsors tb nj
Generals Scott Banks .lid Pope were gseu. to m.
ter fr. Lincoln Cabinet at " Washington. IL thinks
that the secession If General Seatt i.lieates that
military operations t. ne pros.futsd with the
utmost tS1r snd to be kept tree frcia the civilian
Interference which his hitherto, b-ettsh jealousy
hamrsred the movements of Ge.I Mcclellan.
TIE 1.o"don Tires Las daily editorials OF the po-
sion oi affairs 10 America. ii sasys tas the dis
severed States seem TO be fast sopraacLin- that
poi1t where ihey must become two reasonable MAJ
uoBs OF 60 on TO anarchy and ruia. ia. effar Of
oar mediation would only he received with Insult
The London Times reeurs 10 the hostility 10 Eng.
land and PROCESSES itself wholly at a loss to a..
count fsr It.
The ssIa journal regards The news tariff In effect
prohibitise. he import trade with surop. will be
all but anniliiated bat the effect will be most Sc
verely felt in America The measure Will anist on
the side Of the South all the sympaies and intsr.
es's Oh tie TWO greatest nations in EUROPE
GREAT BRITAIN
ine idf1ialuehSaTy proceedings were not of
mueh interest. The fartiticat.ous we're again dsr
et;ssed IN the Commons, ari tkers y7as t,ate In
which air Cobdel and Lord PaIsaersiofi iuiulesd
in some rather bitter personalities
In the House of Lords TIE African Slave Trade
bill had been read a second time
Earl Derby expressed feais that unless treaty
was made with France like that with America the
putting stop TO the slave trads would be neffec-
tuai.
Earl Russell said that France had declined to en-.
ter into similar treaty but he hol.ved that she
would offer 70 objection to the exercise II Its pro-
visions.
Lord Palmerston confirmed the state,nen. that
husss had recognized Italy and said that he be-
hesed Prussia would do the same
After considerable debate resolution against the
Eneiisii forces interfering in China rejected
H was III nm"fed that tie Galway subsidy would
be restored
General PriE Lad arrived IN England
The u. 5 corvette Tuscarora arrived at South
ampton on the 7;i inst. from Ceda. Tie object Of
her visit was unknowB.
FRANCE. !
Rumors that France would back ont from the
Mexican expedition continued
Inc Paris Constitutional says that the glory Of
tie french arms once vindicated and money mat
ters settled with Mexico, proceedings against her
viii terminate
The cotton manufacturers OF Rouen had sent a
oepufaton to the Emperor to represent the difficult
..es taey were iaboriag under. similar deputa.
uon from Lille also waited upon the Emperor
The Paris Bour-e was heavy at oet. 39c. for the
| rentes
The italian Ministers had again strongly repu-
dated the rIinors of Italys iatererene. in Mexico.
A. Mon had resigned the Presidency OF the Span
ish Chamber Of Deputies.
/ COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
| LONDON, July 10, 1852 2--Couso,s closea Al sa,
| for money. The Bank OF England has rei.eea i,s
minimum rate OF discount TO q per cent.
aMstcoa St0cks.--The ket hes downward
! tendency. The latest sales were: Illinois Central
shares, 45aist discounta Erie Railroad 2cs
Lsr@poot Cotton Markef.-The sales OF cotton for
TWO days amount to 27,000 bales, including 10000
Daies TO spectators and exporters Tie market Is
iirin, with an advance of onefourih to one.haif a
penny per Id. since the sailing OF the Persia closing
| upward.
! Trade Repor, The adv,ces from Manchester
are favorable, the market for goods and yarns be-
! ing upward. with small sales.
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! Cargo Sale in Charles'en--.The War Prices.
| cargo Of imported goods was sold in Charles
ton. Friday Liverpool salt, IN four busael racks
sold at Si6o H. 80 per sack. and Eo coffee st 81 @.
1l.35 per pound, As sTes. many of tie article.
sold will most likely soon he in Richmond for dis
Posal again. an opportunity to compare the pricei
with those pail at the cargo sale i, desirable W.
give LIST OF tie chief articles:
| Black pepper, ~ TO 80 cents per pound cloves
- cents per pound; mace IL cents per pcu ui Cog
nae brandy. in quart bottle cases, s21 TO $50 81
! per dozeu brandy, in quarter casks, dark "a pei
! gallon pale so.7o per gallon; superior English
! sperm candes go. 6. 81 Per pound Haies sperm
Candles No 3, Sl.ISsper pound, No. Z, SITS per
pound; arrow root, 81 cents per pound; caret
Sl.30 TO Sl.9O per gallon refined sugar, 20 cents
per pound tar oil, I3 cents per ga,loH Cham
| Pagle, $50 per dozen; absynthe. SIT per dozen
| sprits or wine el050 per dczen hoop iron, assor;
! ed 8 10 l3t cents per pound; English calf skins
Slo0 to sil5 per dozen. enaneiied gos; skins, S3l
/ 70 s39 per dozen grained shoulders 81 per pound
white sheep skiing S3o per dGzea patent calf skins
= all Il = 20 AsfS-
! per dozen calf kid shns, SiuG per dozen; satin
| cali French, 5oi per dozen; mems Bucher's, 81 62;
to 81 per pair mems bootees, 60 TO 81 .9per pair
mems B8norai shoes, Sll to Sll Is per pair
youths Daluoras, 81 per pair meas grained
shooting boots, go per pair; mems grained Napo
| Icon boots, $25 per pair mems Wellington boots
| Sl0.37 10 Sii. 50 per pair.
Mems Congress boots, Sl3 per pair: men q CATERS
$40 so per pair; ladies' Congress boots So IS to SO
! per pair; ladies Ralmoral boots. $3.50 per pair;
misses CATERS, So rs 10 81 - per pair; misses peg
| ged boots, g 70 pair; ladies slippers S225 per
pair; carpet slippers, Si.62a to SL95 per pair girls
lace boots g. - per pair girls Bamorais 50 35 to
! 81 80 per pair girls kid bocts, 81 per pair;
| wrapping paper, Imperial brown, single ard double
s. 50 10 81 80 per reauG imperial writing paper $40
to Sil.s5 per ream copying paper, IS a per Team;
| cream laid folio post, 81 10 S23 per reaD; pink
blot;ing paper, 81 IS to 81 per ream; book printing
| paper, $40 to sli per ream-
Foolscap paper, Various. $iS to S33 per Tean
| letter paper, various, GIG TO s25 per ream; enye
lopes yellow various sizes. $40 50 10 So; per thou
sand; white envelopes, Sl4 10 Sli 5n per thousand
| blue laid note paper $40 50 to si3 80 per ream
ladies black silk gloves $40 SIP per ladies'
fine Lisle gloves, 81 ID to 30 per dosen; white
military gloves, 81 20 per dozen gents mixed silk
gloves ST IS 10 SO per dozen; ladies' coiored kid
| gloves, SIC 70 sl6 per dozen; white cotton hose
| Si so to 50 80 per dozen.
! Gents shirts, S.l5 per dozen; west end collars
| 81 30 per dozen; hoep skirts, So 25 each; hoop
skirts coored ten springs, So each; dressing combs
! 80 Is TO s. IS per DOZEN grass cloth sacks, s.
/ each: tweed SACKS. ~ ctdck alpaca
81 so to S3 624 each: mems mixed drill trowsers
So 80 to $5 25 each tweed pants, 81 so to si0 pei
pair: fancy doe trowsers. $40 50 TO Sl2 per pair
chdrens fancy SUITS 81 20 to 81 IS per suit; men
suits. tweed, 2i to $40 per suit boys suits tweed
e9 50 10 S6 50 per suit; pilot cloth. 80 25 q Q;
| per yard; black dosskin, 50 rs to So 80 per yard
| fancy tweeds, 50 50 per yard.
Black breadcloth &. 25 to slo50 per yard blue
! broadeioth 3 10 per yard bieached huckabsek tow
cling So to % cents per yard I 3 bleacl!ed English
shrting, 20 cents per yard; Imperial bcaehed Eng
lish shirtni 723 cents per yard fancy dsess cali
Goes, tIs .nts per yard; ~ English prints, iigh
| ground, 90 to Coz cents per yard; Z black An,
white prints, &c to 10 cents per yard; 10 slas,
! prints, CD cents per yard: ~ black aud fame,
prints. 65 cents per yard; madder prints, 81 {,
90 cents per yard; "a madder prints. 6s cents pei
yard bone buttons, sO per great gross; black last
ing buttons, co cents per small gross: ehickory /
cents per pound; sulphur 90 cents per pound.
Alum, 80 cents per pound; black lasting Goa
| buttons :. 10 TO Il % per gross: hooks and eyes
81 TO 81 is per great gross military cloth caps
covers. Si.oo to Si.s1 for each cap; oil skin caps
s1s csnts each officers caps, gis bands and cor
! ers, S3 each: boys glazed caps 65 ceats each
/ mens felt hats, $3.50 each.
THE SLAVES OF FAuerIER, yA.--Is 10 said tina
there were Loco slaves IN FaaqHier coaaty. Va.
before the rebellion, about 0oo Of whom have ief
their masters and sought employ nens elsewhese.-
Many OF them remain in t,ls county, but deLcan4
payment fer their labor. and generally obtain Il