Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-28
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Annexation Of Cuba - Cotton ,'arket firm
4 Disturbed state Of Ircland-Threatcned Rup
i turc in France-Unpayale depression .,
Funds Reported liquidation by Rolh.chilis--
1 lhsu reclIon in Italy.
Tie steamer Cambria arrived at her wharf a,
an early hour this morning, Saturday aud the
following despatch reached rs al 10 O'Clock.
from our New York correspondent:
New YORK, November % 3. A. Nj.
The steamer Cambria arrived at her dock al,
o'clock this morning, bringing seven days later
intelligence from Europe. she having sailed from
Liverpool on the 4th instant.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET November 4 :
Al the time Of her sailing, The Cotton trade
Kept very steady, and prices bayr become more
urn. Indeed there is, il some instances, a
slight advance on the rates Of American descrip
tiuns.
The sal Of Inc week amount 10 20 $50
bales, of which there were sold the following
American descriptions - go Orleans, al 81.
| to AID GAO upIanls, at l-sd. 10 ] Isl !
1850 Mobile ard Alabama, At 81. 10 3id.; 800
Sea Island ID a lid per ID The market yes
friday evening closed with stcadincss, and On
referring 10 cur prices current, says the Liver
pool Times, 1t will be obsc we'd that We make
little or no change in our quotations Of last
week.
Tho committee Of Cotton Brokers have de-
clared the following 10 be the quotations for
fair cotton, viz Bowed. 7.Sd Mobile, 7-Sd.,
and Orleans AID per 10.
BREADsTurrs.-Th imports OF foreign grain
and grain produce into Liverpool ard other
ports in the kingdom are increasing, and this,
combined with a pretty fair quantity of home
no Il, k.,Ix n
supplied. In the absence Of speculation, the
trade exhibits tola! waut Of animation Buy
ers only purchac for the supply Of immediate
and pressing wants.
AT Mark Lane, on Monday last wheat was
sold at SIS. 10 SIS for red, and SIS. 10 63s. per
quarter for the best English white. Indian
corn brought BIS 10 So. per quarter for red
and white. The sale Of American -four was
BPS. per quarter for United States and 27s
and 30s. for Canada.
! On The following day, Tuesday The Liverpool
marker was rather dull, ard in some instances
the price Of English wheat receded Id per 10 b.
The following ra'ss were paid for American de-
l criplons. Canadian, free, Teu, 7t.ci ,o7, 81
| per bu>hel; whe, Is TO-! 10 Is q; U. S red, 4
lUd. 10 s. Il; white, S. 81 loss 81
Boh Unned States and Cinatan hour had :
dull sale, but prices were maintained; lie tonne
being quoted Al 3)s 3ls and Canadian swee
2SS 81. 80. Oh per Dbl.
The proceedings in the London market OF
"Wednesday and yesterday were very quiel, an'
whuut any change calling for comment
As frgaIds Scotland, TIC advices u bad wealh
or and TIA, The crops had not been gathered il
quite 50 well as was believed at fst have lend
rd 70 strengthen The markets. On The other han
the acConn's from LELAND respeciii the roaioc
report mat .ha residue saved 6cep better than Wa
anticipated.
Indian corn. therefore, had moved of slowly q
lower prices The duly on wheat MS nov
vanced 10 o.. per a., and that on Hour 10 s. u
per bill.
Pnov!slaNs The market ior cured provision
has been firm since ouf previous notice. Tor
has been freely aken, and bacon has advance
Is. a IS. per cwt.
Lard is in lair request, and although lower !
the early part oil last week, has since recovered.
Cheese i, in aol,v. demand The imports
The week comprise 1873 boxes Of bacon; ~ bol
and so kegs 81 ar'; III casks Of hu Ter; and u
boxes 81 cheese
MoSsY MARKET, London. NOV. 3D. The NJ
rev market is easy. La tEr British Stock marx
here has been some lluclra,iun, tending upward
: On Thursday, Nov. 8, there was mol much bus
ness transacted in tie funds, but prices cos
T firm al an advance 81 PER cent, consols ieavir
of al SIT 70 SGT lor money and account
STATE or TRADE.-TIad in The manulactn
ing districts has been steady during the week
AT Manchester the demand Tor cotton goods
not extensive, but prices are well maintained.
The stock oil bullion in the Bank OF Enela'
vaults in both departments, amonnis 10 20.
, l43 and has been slightly increased curing Y
! last week.
, AUSTRIA
n CAPlTULaTipN or VIE.sA Vienna has
4 | length surrendered 10 the imperial troops, all
! eich, days siege, extending 10 III" 2oh Mt.
! DAYS were consumed in endeavofing TO bring !
. Viennese 10 submission and several attempts We
. made by the Inhabitants 10 ohaln better terms
/ surrender from he imperial general, but all
} no purpose. On The 28:h, Windischgfa The
!, fore commenced an attack on The suburbs.
4 On that day the engagement, was chieHy
: the southern and eastern sizes, while on the we
: ern the batteries we're heard al intervals in
2 evening The Ban Jailachich had comp'c'
: taken the suburbs Of Wicden.
"a MANY national guards threw down their arr
u and great many weapons otvarious kinds, v
n found in the canal The workmen, on 'hc G
Il trary, displayed g!ea' waller.
"A No students were observed, and II was me
e fore conleciutrd that they bal laid aside Their
= cular distinctive marks for The purpose rema
"a ing incog. MOI many shells appeart, have D
thrown into The city; between lbnty and 10
y houses were burn! down.
y AT Il'clOck al night, nothing as yet was IL
~ led upon, beyond the victorious advance oil
70 troops The inhabitants OF the city Itself v
said 10 have raised white flags OF truce as "a
81 as the previous evening, which, however, "
} torn down by the operatives.
q Only a few shells were thrown on The even
&c Of the % h, as means 10 inspire terror. i
a were directed against the University, but q
% number ot rockets and sh,apnellS were the
so on he following day On the 20h, al mimi
16 the imperial troops were areaty on he ga
. al distance Of only ~ hunir, 10 tour hun,
II steps from The wall Of he inner ely.
a. Notwithstanding various accounts oi the c
& lulation OF Vienna, which tact does Eoi seer
Z admit II any DOUBT, Winiischsra'z Mas obi
81 to advance as far as the Stephens Pla'z, tie
. enuese having iecominehcei ihe COMBAT ahd
IA CITY was bombatted once more on the 3i>t.
a Huugarians, eighteen thousand strong aita'
81 the lei wing 0! Wndischsra'z and tn zig
"a, Jellachichs army. Messanhausen made
20 IL from gate in The vicinity Of Inc Rel To
)3o The HungarIans, however, weie completely
d ed and driven into he Danube.
ia On the 29,h, a truce was agreed upon, y.
l3s extended 10 he following day al noon, whei
.6s Hungarians, who h, crossed The frontier. n
ans an track on The imperial troops, in which
l22 were assisted By soTlie Of the Viennese, but
a. were completely defeated.
a o. the 3O,h, al II m, Windischgraz semi
- following Geographic despatch 10 Baron Yves
263 berg. The Minister President:
"Viennai submits his ia
Ny soldiers will enter Vienna 10 day"
A great part Of the Hungarian troops
ron over 10 lae Austrian army; among others III
siment al Lich.nsrein. The struggle in The sl
s76 OF Vienna was OF snou duration. The y
e14 town was in possession OF the imperial am,
The Isl oil November.
0es On the evening of The 3lst October the i
Al, rial troops made their first entrance into III
hi Vi; ner town, after having taken all The faubo
ess. Advancing quietly towards the bastions,
US. which white flag had been raised, they
5,G suddenly received by shower Of bills,
and rockets were upon this thrown mo
town. The imperial library and por'i
The the palace were soon in flames The town
al. mitted.
The Berg. the Kamthner strasse, and The