Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-20
LATER PROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Germania- English Reform Bill.
The Freedmen's BIN Veto In Eneland--AnglO
American Telegraph. y "a.


NEW York March ls.-The steamship Germania
from Southampton on the 9TH, arrived herr This
evening. ~ \rE -. ~
| tIn the House of Lords, March 9Th, the standing
orders were suspended to allow the cattle plague bill
to pass through all its stages.
The Lord Chancellor's bill TO make parties to
Divorce suit capable but not compelable TO answer
any questions as to whether they have or have not
committed adultery, has been defeated.
In the House of Commons, on the bth, Mr.. Glad
stone said the reform bill would be read on the 18th
1t would only apply to England and Wales. He
hoped then to state the course taken regarding Scot
land. ,-r,1- a ~, ----.r rrrfc1r1rNIp
An appropriation Of f6 1852 600 has been voted for
the British army, utfrrI.r rTFugt -
Princess Helena's annuity bill has been passed
Prince Alfred's annuity appropriation was commit
ted pro forma
Princess Heena's marriage with Prince Christian
takes place July 9Th at Windsor. Ii. .r..
The London Times says that the courage and de-
cision exhibited by President johnson in refusing
his assent TO the Freedmens Bureau bill confirms the
respect in which his policy has been held in England
and will entitle him to credit as one Of the abest
statesmen who have ever conducted a great nation
successfully through perilous crisis by frmness,
moderation and wisdom.
The prospectus of new company has been issued,
called the Anglo-American Telegraph Company,
with G6OO, 600 capital, for laying new cable and
raising the old one. Messrs. Morgan Il Co. and Mr.
Peabody are on the board of directors.
40 .a FRANCE.
The debate on the amendment relating to Algeria
had been resumed in the Corps Legislatif
NJ. Berger pointed out the danger attending the
creation of an Arabian empire. M. Ronher said it
was intended to end the hatred existing between the
natives in Algeria. The amendment was withdrawn.
The Prince lmperiars health continues favorable.
Two regiments now in Rome will return to France
in April.
GERMANY. ....-. t...
Vienna kilograms announce that rumors of a war
like character were continually circulating
Great uneasiness prevails at Hamburg in conse
quence Of the umoB of public collision be-
tween Austria and Prussia on the question of the
Duchies. a..
HUNGARY.
The Imperial Rcscript says that the re-establish-
ment of the laws Of l848 is impossible without pre-
vious revision of them; that separate ministry for
Hungary cannot be entertained.
THE DANUBIAN PERSONALITIES.
It is formed that Prince Coma has addressed the
powers who signed the Paris treaty, protesting
against his forced abdcation and soliciting asss-
lance to obtain reinstatement.
Prince Coma, according to later advices, has ar
rived at Vienna.
The Porte claims authority to intervene in the
Principalities on account Of the disunion between
the political parties.
Masses of troops are being concentrated at Widin,
Rutschud and Silestria.
Paris has been selected for the conference on the
affairs of the Prncipalities
Six regiments Of Cossacks have reinforced the
Russian corps Of observation in Moldavia- Walla
chan frontier. .#... $500. i|.. ri
TURKEY.
Turkish reinforcements have been sent from Bu-
charest to Jassey the capital of Walachia
military Gordon has been established along the
frontier line of the Pruth.
Dervish Pasha had arrived in Lebanon with 10,-
900 men.
The Turks have been defeated under Caram, who
with his forces were entrenched at Benachi, await
ing the arrival of the Turks under Dervish Pasha.
SPAIN
1t is rumored that there is a revolt in Cindad The
garrison had rebelled and withdrew to Portugal.
Attempts at sedition at Acalalu also reported.
Several insurgents have been arrested.
Spain has demanded of Portugal the extradition
of the Spanish soldiers who have taken refuge in
Portugal, but Portugal hesitates to comply.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL. March Z, A. M.-Cotton.-Sales of
the last two days % 600 bales including 100 bales
to spectators and exporters. The market is firm at
lSial9d. for middng upland
TRADE REPORT.-The Manchester market is mac
tive with an upward tendency for goods and yarns.
Breadstuffs -FloW is dull and nominal Wheat
is quiet and prices steady. Corn is very dull, and
prices have declined 3d. per quarter mixed 28s. 3d.
Provisons.-Beef active and firm. Pork firm.
Bacon is firmer Butter is quiet. Lard quiet Tallow
is firm at As. 3D. a49s. cd.
Produce.-Ashes have an upward tendency. Pots,
32s. 3d.. Pearls, Cos. Sugar firm. Coffee steady.
Rice is inactive. Rosn is dull. Spirits Turpentine
quiet at 46s. Petroleum quiet at Is. l0d.a2s.
LONDON, March 7.-American Consols closed yes
terday at S6iaS6}; United States 5.2Os, 7Oa7Ol.