The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-21
Later from Europe-Arriyal of the Steamer
PerSia--The Austrio.Prussian Difficulty, &c.

A. New YORK, April l9.-The steamer Persia
has arrived at Sandy Hook with Liverpool
adviceS 10 the eth instant
The relations between Prussia and Austria
remain unchanged. Prussia is reported 10
continue i'll her incorporating attitude.
The Emperor of Russia has sent two notes TO
the soyrreignS of Austria ana Prussia, tender
ing mediation.
The Prussian reply to the Austrian note has
created n very untarorable impression at Vi
emma.
The political excitement on the German
question runs high in Paris, and il is positively
.'easserted that France is quietly getting an
army of observation together and strength
ing her garriSOns.
The minor German States are arming. Count
Bismark is said to have declared that the pa
cific declaration of Count havolge in behalf OF
Austria is insufficient, and that Prussia Will
continue her ornaments. According TO another
statement he had briefly replied TO Count ka-
VOICES note, justifying the movements OF
Prussia by those of Austria, but repudialing
any idea of attacking Austria.
FRANCE AND MEXICO.
The Paris correspondent of the Observer says
France intends occupying Vera Cruz, ram
pico, and other principal ports as guarantee
for the payment of the expenses OF the eIpe-
dition, and security for French commercial
interests.
The Paris uoniteur confirms the statement
that Baron Saillard's mission 10 Mexico has
been successful, and that arrangements for the
reduction of the French troops there have been
made. 1t is hoped that this arrangement will
satisfy the Washington Government. Rumors
of ministerial changes are current 1T Paris.
ESGLASD-FESIASs DENOUNCED.
1t is expected that the Government ma jority
on the reform bill will exceed twenty. The
reform agitation continued Mr.. GLADSTONE
has made two brilliant speeches, emphatically
declaring that the Government would stand
or fall upon the question. He warmly eulo-
gized America, and pointed TO the eXertlons
made there in the late war as proof OF the
benefit resulting from a trust IN the people,
and contended that England should learn les
son from il. He severely denounced the Fe-
Man designs against innocent British colonies,
and said if they carried ont their diabolicai
threats the whole power OF England would
assist the colonies III their defence.
COMMERCIAL ADvIcEs.
liverpool, April 6.-The Brokers' Cfrcuhr says
that the authorized quotations are: New Or
leans fair, 2oEd.; middling, lS&d.; Mobile FAIR,
lss.d.; middlng, lS'od. uplands, l9@d;' Ihio
ding, lsd.; Texas, POD, middhng, onu.
London, April bullion in the Bank or
England has decreased clio, 800. Consols Tor
money, s6',@S6H; United States 3'2os' '3H9
"A.
sssssLirerpool, April Evening Cotton Sales
V>Lday, 5000 bales, the market closing easier,
nth but little inquiry, and prices weak Diu-
U6e upiands are quoted at l7HMl7Ad. Bread
~seafs are quiet, but prices steady Iallow
closes dull.
Lirapool, April 6.-Breadstuffs. The mar
ket is firm. FLOUR is firm and quiet. Wheat Is
firm lower qualities have improved most.
Corn is quiet at 2Ss. I'd. a 2ss Cd for mixed.
Provisions.-The market tends downward
for provisions. Pork inactive. Bacon quiet.
Lard dull and declined lGl2s., but closing stea.
= der. Butter very duh. Tallow heavy, and
prices declined cd dis.
5 Produce. Sugar very dull, and declined %.
ais. Coffee quiet and steady. Rice inactive.
Rosin quiet at IS. for common. Spirits tur-
pentine steady at 59s. @59s. I'd. for American.
Petroleum quiet at Is. lid @2s.