The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-13
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


CIRCULAR OF LIVERPOOL CoTToN-BRoKERs'
ASSOCIATION. =
LIVERPOOL, October 12.-The circular OF
the Liverpool Coiton-Brokers' Association
in its review OF the cotton trade for the week
ending last night says:
"Cotton was in unusually active demand
the early part OF the week, with marked
rise in prices; but on Tuesday afternoon
the market became quiet, and since, with
comparatlyely limited business, part OF the
advance has been lost, though quotations are
still full one eighth above last thursdays
prices. American was in extensive request
early in the week, at an advance OF fully q
farthing. Since Tuesday, with less doing,
prices have been irregular, and one Six
teepth to one eighth of the extreme ad-
vance has been lost. Sea Island is steady,
with moderate sales. Futures opened
strong, with an active demand, and con-
tinued so till Tuesday evening, very large
business taking place daily, and the advance
amounting to 4@9-32. Since then, owing
to increased receipts ut American ports.
there has been considerable pressure to cell,
and prices have declined about farthing
from the highest rates Of Tuesday"
GRAIN MARKETS.
circular says The. provincial markets main
tain their stcadiness, some quoting nm i'm
provement OF one shilling to two shillings
per quarter for wheat, with a more active
demand, and the tendency to decline ap-
pearing generally arrested.
+ FAILURE.
LONDON. October 12.-J. F. & e. Van
camp, builders, have failed. Their llablil-
ties are S115,000.
THE ALLEGED ANTI-CLERICAL ALLIANCE BE-
TWEEN GERMANY AND ITALY-GAMBETTAS
SENTENCE.
PARIS, October 12.-Duke De Broglie,
President of the Council and Minister OF
Justice, has addressed circular to the Pro
curellrs- GencrauX. 1t instructs them to
prosecute the dissemination of false reports
relative to negotiations and alliances be-
tween the foreign Powers in view OF the
possihle consequences OF the coming elec-
tions.
INote.-ThiS is in consequence OF cur
rent rlmOr OF an anti-clerical alliance be-
tween Germany and Italy.l
Gambetta has been sentenced to three
months imprisonment and fine OF $500
for placarding his recent address to the
electors OF his ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Inc printer
OF the address has been sent enced to fifteen
DAYS Imprisonment and 4 fine OF S40O dol
lars.
The Eastern War.
THE FORTE AND PRINCE MILAN.
BELGRADE. October 12.-Princc Milar
has received n note couched in conciliatory
terms from the Porte Stating that the arma
mcnts of Servia are prejudcial to the main
tcnance Of the good relations which TIT
Porte greatly desires to preserve.
COMPUTATION OF THE DEATII-SENTENCE-
MoUKHTA PAsHA PURSUING THE RUSSIANS.
| CoNsTANT1N October 12.-Th
sentence OF death passed on the Geshoef1
has been COMMITTED to exile.
Intelligence has been received mt tn
British embassy.that Moukhta Pasha is pul
suing the retreating Russians.
HUNGARIAN INVASION.
LONDON, October I2.-The second edition
of the Daily Neus has Bucharest dispatc
about the reported hungarian invasion int
Little Walachia. 1t says that ], 800 men ar
said to have crossed the frontier in tn
neighborhood OF Turu Seryia. No news
their dofngs has been received.