Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.

The stealnber Acadia, Capt. Stone, with Liv-
erpoo dates 10 the 9th inst. arrived al Boston yes
ierday afternoon. Our correspondent has FUR
nished us with the annexed summary OF news by
her:
TELEGRAPH for The Baltimore American
BosToN, Sept. "A, P VI.
The Cunard steamer Acadia has arrived al her
wharf, bringing seven days later intelligence from
Europe She sailed from Liverpool on the 9Th
instant.
The steamer United States, Captain Hackstaf,
was compelled 10 put back 10 Southampton on
account oil an accident 10 her condenser
LIVERPOOL MARKET, MAY9.-The Grain Mar
ket has declined 10 nearly the extent OF is recent
advance. Corn was selling al 33s. 10 34s. per
quarter Flour al 32s 81. 10 34s. per barrel
Fair upland and Mobile Couon is selling al ID,
Orleans A.
The following is from Wilmer & Smiths
Times, dated Liverpool Sept. 9:
"The fine weather and temporary settlement OF
the dispute between Germany and Denmark, has
had favorable effect, and produce being abun-
danr, prices oil grain have receded.
The news from The Manufacturing Districts is
encouraging. The supply OF Cotton on hand in
the Manufacturing Districts was small.
Money continued active, al discount OF 2id.;
best bills 81. The Stock market is steady.
There continues TO be good demand Tor Cot
ton, and the sales OF the week amount 10 26,S $50
sales, Of which 100 were American.
The potato disease is less farming than II was
some weeks since.
Old Wheat has declined S. TO 5s.; and new
Wheat IS. 10 Us. per quarer.
Flour was dull bu, prices unchanged.
Sales Of wheat a 2S. 10 3ls. per quarter Of $50
pounds.
Indian Corn is in less demand al decline Of
Is. 10 81 per quarter.
The stock ol Provisions is very light.
Lard is brisk a, Is advance. Prime Bacon is
dull.
Consols closed al S55aS6 for transfer
ENGLAND The Queen opened Parliament IN
person On the 9Th, and Immediately afterwards
departed for Scotland.
IRELAND Ireland continued tranquil The Stale
trials not having been resumed yet.
FRANCE -Lamarlne has published defence
against The charges made against him, in conse-
quence OF which General Cavaignac has been
compelled 10 deny any intention oil suppressing
The Constitutional. This journal and La Presse
have resumed their fierce attacks against the Co.
vernment. The latter even wages war against
the Republic, despite General Cavaignac's decla-
ration not 10 allow the Republic 10 be impeached.
The Buonap ar,iss are moving TO elect Louis
Napoleon 10 the Presidency.
The dslurba in the Provinces continue
in consequence Of the extraordinary TAX OF As
cenlimes imposed by The Provisional Govern
ment.
The French Government on the 7.h received
dispatches from Arago, the Minister al Berlin,
officially announcing Ausria's acceptance OF
the mediation OF France and England, in the sci.
dement, OF the Italian question.
A sharp correspondence has taken place be-
tween Gen. Cavaisnac and Changarier, on &C
count OF detection of the National Guard, only
a small portion OF each division appearing on The
Sunday parades.
Ledru Rollin is preparing TO star, new paper
in opposition 10 La Retorme.
ITALY -Accouns from Italy represent the whole
country To be greatly excited. Tumuts had &C.
CURED at Genoa ami Leghorn.
The difficulties that had taken place al Rome
have been suppressed.
A, Turin, on The ID inst. the Ausrians having
enforced contribution OF 400 900 forms on the
citizens, payable in lour hours, and the sum not
being forthcoming commenced 10 pillage the city.
The inhabitants, encouraged by The patriotic de-
fence OF Bologna, rung the tocsin and commenced
fearful battle, assisted by women and children
who threw furniture on, OF The windows on their
heads. The Austrians in the county hurried 10
their assistance. and the result was not known.
SCHLESSWIG AND HOLSEiN, Schess-
wig and Holslein have refused 10 acknowledge
the Armisice concluded by Prussia Tor the Ger
man Confederation.
The blockade OF The Ebe and Jahda have been
raised since the 5h.
The Prussia and Baltic PORTS are also free.