Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22
From TIC Baltimore Sun, Dec. 10
Arrival Ck'Sseamcr Cambria
l5DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

AEfEtas Ck SsetmiCR' Z cambria.
Is DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamer Cambria arrived al Boston on
Wednesday morning, after a passage OF little o9er
twelve days from Liverpool. She brought TO
Boston 7S passengers.
The mos, prominent political news by this ar
rival, is Inc ohllteration OF the Republic at Cra-
COW. the last remnant Of Poland, by The COM
bined powers of Russia, Austria and Prussia.
The cotton market las beenyery excited. The
Manchester trade feel very Indignant at The pre-
SEM movement. supported b. Spectators only.
Upwards OF % eco biss being taken BY specuia-
tors since Tuesday last, al Use oi lhIee-eighths
oil 4 penny.
The English ports arc TO b. opened.
Indian corn is quoted al Sc So shiilnss per
quarter. American flour had advanced one shi.-
ling per barrel inLiverpooi, closing on Sd Decem-
bcr with downward tendency.
Twelve OF the Royal fanny OF Persia have
died Of the cholera. This plague is extending
westward. Fourteen thousand persons have died
OF il in Bagdad. The cholera has also appear
ed in Spain.
| The Spanish papers call upon France and
England 10 establish a monarchy in Mexico, 10
save that country from falling into the American
Union.
Ireland is enjoying more tranquility, and land
lords have adopted efficient and successful mea-
sures Tor relief ii The peope.
Gen. Flores, the South American renegade,
is reported 10 have sailed ifum Spain with enc
thousand monaIchisis 10 conquer the Republic Of
| Ecuador.
The steamer Grea, Britain is sill on the rocks.
Belgium has opened her p3Its until October
Isl 1877, and export OF food is positively prohibi-
ted.
TIE Pope has authorized The people ct Rome
10 orsaniZt their own local police, which is Deem
Ell an immense concession.
The Queen Of Portugal is in critical rosi
ton The Rebellion is very general, and Il is
supposed that she will ne compelled 10 ahiicate
Fresh troubles have broke out in India The
British are preparing Tor new conquests En-
gland has proies Ell against the occupation OF
Coacon.
Parliament meets l9:h OF January.
Fiom tic Ncw yorl H0aH.l
THE NEWS FROM EUROPE.
| IMPORTANT POLITICAL. AND COMMERCIAL
INTELLIGENCE
By he arrival Of the steamship Cambria al
Boston, from Liverpool, We have advices, from
all pars Of Europe, fifteen days later Than those
received by the Caledonia The intelligence,
beth IN political and commercial point OF view,
| is highly important ard interesting.
TIE .ntentc ecrdiaie is in danger q another
otter xttniiy OF Europe. Russia, Prussia and
| Austria have aroused The Indignation al England
and France, and The eScitemen! growing out Of
the Spanish marriage question has subsidfd, and
the poll cai ciclcs ot Europe have become deep
| ~ a2iaed, by the annexation OF The city ci CIa-
! COW TO the A usfilan domn,ons.
i The civ u Clacow mas heretofore teen indie
/ pendent u both Russia aud Austria, a mutual
understanding having e. scd hc;ccea these Two
g veinmen!s IL HI; eteci; ihe only supervision
! me- assumed beng that considered necessary Ia
| prevent Instructions am recolts The nhaSi-
ian,s oil the ely were g'ncraly opposed 10 the
| annexation, bai made no public demonst allon ..
the effect a. This movement upon he pu5lc mid.
a deep melancholy appeared 70 bc tie general
aspect q. he ropuiacr. This j. the la, scene in
| iar grand Polish i. aiaa-aai Poland and every
| thin. bearing Gisnct Polish cha acler, have, a.
nation oc i people, become rxnc,-;bc whole
ha"ins by his X. al hscJ!3e emerged in TIC
| tonuioHs oi Russia anG Auafla.
/. The political affairs 81 Europe aie :apidy
reaching eliminating point. Many years can
noI rlapse before an explosion, tDIan2efng the
| peace Il lie principal powers vii Inexperienced
The resa. ~ which cannol re difficult 10 iofcsce.
| The holy i!'iaace has become dead etef; and
| the profess al Grsai Brian are .! no NOE I'M
! Pofia,ce than 81 n.nch bank asfcEmeit
! The Stale III affairs in Erfopn /. becoming high
iy Interesting; and our geographical position cna
b'es US Ia lock only "a ely, and 70 certain cx-
tent disinIers'ediy. There is now very lille pre-
liability OF The balance Of power question, 81 IA.
AS This is continent j cUncei ned, becoming again
| agard; and Inc governments ot Europe have
their hands full in regulating tiieir difficult
lies, without NEEDING with matters IN 'h, partof
the world. Every tub must now stand on lis own
bottom.
The spirit Of annexation appears to be spread.
ing very rapi1ly over Europe bur here is no na-
| ton IN The old world able 10 do i, upon e1:en-
| siye scale as can. The annexation Of a
city having lew hundred thousand inha bants,
is small affair compared with our movements
! IN hat way. An immense territory. covering
hundreds OF thousands ri square miles, is annex
ed quietly and pcaccebig, wa NJ opposition but
! The paper rro;esi OF = p~'.g Gorernar, and he
| com.s province II 4 pof,ion ui The Union al
once, from which we at eur leisure carve out
States, and people hem from The oppressed popu-
laion OF European Governments.
| The commercial advice> from Europe are high
| ~ iavorab'e. An advance 81 quarter q! PEN
| ny per pound in cullon looks very encouraging.
and as il was caused entirely by The complexion
OF accounts received from This country in rea-
ton 10 the crop, lhc improvement must be consi-
dered permanent The corn and -four markets
were firm, hut The transactions were not extensive;
and The prevailing impression was that decline
must soon he RI alI2ed
| On the whole, The news is very satisfactory,
and the condition oi things on The other side was
highly favorable Tor the principal interests OF this
county.
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