Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-11
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
Steamship Caledonia.

steamship SahcuOshd.
| ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
| The Bucna Visa arrived al Boston on Salur
day morning, with the news brought to Halila.
by the British Mail Steamer Caledonia, Whlcl
lett Liverpool Tor New York, June 2a'h.
lCouespondence of the Baltimore Sun-By Telegraph.
BosroS, Saturday, z. NJ.
| Caledonia arrived al Halifax, THURSDAY, al /
M. The Buena Vista lett Halifax for Boston
| l o'clock on Thursday.
The steamer United States made the Trip Y
Scuba mp,on in thirteen days from New York
arriving there on the 23d June, having sailed OF
the lOlh This is the shortest passage on recoI
between the TWO porls.
| The Hibelnia, also from New York, arrives
at Liverpool on the 2lst June, fourteen days oul
| having sailed on the TIN. The United S'a'e
| consequently beat the Hbernia.
| Corn al Liverpool on the oath, was 3ls. TO S3s
sd. per $50 lbs Tor white, and 35s 10 36s. for vel
low. Flour-U. S. 27s. Cd. 10 2os. Cd. Whea
u. S. red IS. sd. TO IS. Sd. The European
| Times says, that on the 23d. good western "a
nal -four sold in Liverpool al U.s. TO 28s. I'd, an'
| in some cases al 29s. per bbl.
LIVERPOOL, June 2SI.-Colion, no lower I'M
week; obituary qualities OF American pom
higher; quotations Tor Upland and Orleans, no
| only steadily maintained, but the latter, iron
| lacking that decided improvement in Mancheste
which is necessary TO bring our market into uni
| form and continuous activity. Sales OF the weef
1850. Consois, London 23d, 6l4 q S3t.
| FRANCE.
Paris is still agiiaied. The resignation o
Louis Napoleon postpones trouble for the present
Six candidates for President are already in The
field, viz. M. de Lamanine, THEIRS Prince Louis
Bonaparle, NJ. Marras,, Gen. Cayaignac and
M. Caussidiere, eI-prefect OF police. The Or
leans party will support NJ. Theirs, End Beeryer
has declared in his favor.
The Legitimisis are divided between Theirs
and Lamartine II The elections were soon 10
take place. lille doubt exists that Louis Bona.
parle would be The successful candidate. The
feeling exhibited by the French people in his ia
vor leaves no doubt that in The event OF Presi'
Dental election he would be returned in almost
every electoral college in France.
Accordingly, The Con ,tilu;ion has already been
altered TO meet his first difficulty in its working,
and the President, instead Of being elected direct.
IL by The people, unless he has an absolute ma
jorty OF The votes given, is 10 be selected BY ihr
National Assembly from five highest candidates
returned by The people.
The election Of Prince Louis Napoleon as
Colonel of the Fourth Legion of the National
Guards Of the Baulcue, vice Dalton Shee, re-
signed has been definitely declared. Thus
Louis Napoleon appears on the stage in mill.
lary character. A new prctendcr is spoken of
in the person of the Prince of Leuchtenberg, the
son of Prince Eugene, and relation Of The En-
peror Of Russia.
THE HoLsTEIN WAR.
War in Denmark continues undated. AT a
conference Of the Kings of Sweden and Den.
mark. and the Grand Duke Constantine, at CO.
nenhapep. which was attended by the British
Minister, the Russians on behalf Of Denmark,
demanded that the Germans should evacuate
both duchies before any negotiations were en-.
tered into, and that il Schleswig was given up,
Russia would claim Holsteie, according TO the
treaty with the Danes.
Another emeute had taken place at Berlin on
the l4rh ut. The cause OF the disturbance was
n collision that took place between The Burger
Guards and The popuace, in an attempt OF the for
mer 10 disperse some workmen who had gone TO
the minister TO demand either work or money
In the melee 5 men were wounded. The news
spread through the city like lightning. Barri-
cades we're Instantly formed, and the people hav-
ing Dissolved that the arsenal was left unprotected
made an attack upon the building, al about II
o'clock. The attack was successful, and the ar
senal was pIundeIed Of about Two thousand stand
of arms, and all the trophies Of war il contained
The crowd kept possession until about o'clock,
and then retired, without further disturbance
AUSTRIA.
AT Prague, the Emperor OF Austria having re.
fused 10 confirm the provisional government, and
Prince Windschgraz having erected batteries
around the town, the mob became niuriaed, and
with the students rose en- masse and demanded
arms.
The mex day all was quiet; but one OF the De-
pu,ies moved tina, The Assembly should send away
ali the troops and put themselves under The pro-
lection OF The people. This was carried and the
Government resigned.
GERMANY.
The accounts from Mccklenburg repor, the
preparation of serious outrages by the peasan-
iry. six thousand Of whom have formed band,
and commenced the work Of conhagration,
pillagc and assassination The dwelling of one
of the principal noblemen at Jorgeand has been
burnt, and Basedrd, Joenack and BurgschltZ,
the property of Count Hahn, are expected TO be
attacked next The accounts from other parts
of Germany are equally gloomy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Oliver Lang, Jr., of Chatham, has been
ordered by the Admiralty to furnish design for
q steam. vessel proposed by him.
A DR.. Bitterhood's mode of preventing in
crustations from the action Of sea water in ma
riue boilers has been ordered to be reported on.
Mr. John Abraham Bell, q popular orator at
Manchester, who has repeatedly declared his
willingness TO die for his country and the char.
ter, has absconded, leaving his wife and children
chargeable TO the parish.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Cirii Wars Parts-G reat Destruction of Life
Mediation of England accepted &c.
The following dispatch came 10 had las. even.
ing from our correspondent al New York.
New YoRx, July 9-6P P. NJ.
A Geographic despatch TO the New York Courier
and Enquirer, received al Liverpool from Paris
dated al noon on The Oath ult, says that the crisis
has actually arrived in Paris.
On Friday, the 23d, The telegraph reports thai
lho troops and the National Guards were fight
ing desperately with the people, and that terri,-
ic sacrifice OF life had already taken place.
II was also reported that The profered media,
ton of England will be accepted by Austria, re.
garding The Italian quarrel.
THIRD DISPATCH.
New York, July SO P. VI.
express from London received al Liverpool
on the oath ull, states that cotton was better than
on the previous dav, the decline Of an Id having
been recovered. Prices were firm, with an up.
ward tendency. The Continental disturbances
alone prevented good business being done.
The Liverpool correspondent Of The New York
Herald says that all The Carolina rice has been
bought up by one individual on speculation, Civ
ing as high as It's. Sd. and the market was bare
Austria accepts the mediation OF England with
llaly.
During the conflict a, Prague Princess
Wndscbgraz was killed by rife shot; and the
Princes son MORALLY wounded.
The Prince was rescued from the mob.
There was no English news of ineres, or i'm.
portance stirring.
Ireland continued quiet and the organization
OF clubs for training was increasing They had
about IL 900 members in Dublin alone.
A great monster meeting was TO be held at
Derry, at which the various sections Of the Re.
pealers were expected 10 unite.