Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-30

-. and The report OF the coiiec''oh " an
~ s" "A 600 men between Bamoefe ana ISu'
NV y mas created deep sensation al taiis.-
rSN,sp russian Polish frontiers, the u'ter aisof-
u. OF all governments, has leo 10 Inc m's'
;i;aiu w. As we can Judge, from the conflicting
As " which reach us, ii appears that the Ter
ccoe1s sy;ns broken faith with the Poles, IN GER
bans ,.ssions granted 10 them, the latter new
arms ,..s.s;ou Of the ferces, battles has been
a su' ,hs TWO last, at Xioux and at Miloslaw,
us" I'm irshltully bloody. The carnage OF
I've s,s y' ha,le was only exceeded by that OF The
;0nu p,nssians had ten thousand men, whilst
rs p,,ss we're a mere handful, and yet the
MAJ was terrific. The Prussiaus were beat
The whole province oil Posen was IN arms,
,ba; city is no, unlikely TO be taken oy Inc
&c e. reeu The latter and the Germans the hereesl
D s.sry subsis,s. The Poles have refused 70
%y s.soa,es to The Diet, and in fact, aoJure all
s'a ~ ion with The Germans. Prussia seems 10
Ht asnlorable stale, from Treves 10 fosen-
20 distress at Berlin is intense.
=, -. you,h Of Germany, however, flushed with
lux a, lheir exploits in Holslein Schleswig,
s.. =. ;, have contracted The war mania, and are
ga mo o !, for fresh fields OF glory!
''' HUNGARY AND BOHEMIA.
n,t. accounts from Hungary and Bohemia
,sent those kingdoms as complete victims oil
H'..cby. In the former, particularly, the pea.
- are in open revolt and the mobiles have
:. ,tl themselves on their side.
GREECE.
4 rh;< little kingdom was on the high road TO
ioa,;op, insurrec,ionary movements having
s.n on, in various quarters. The 6nancia.
l:';,s oi Inc Government were in the worst pos
'.cond,,ion. The national bank has been au-
Led 10 suspend specie payments.
i THE MARKETS.
4 r,yrsrooL CorroN MARKET, May l2.-The
4 ne, has been acted upon by the import, and
,.orseu uen,ly "a her gwen wav in the middling
:. common qualities Of American. Inc de,
i ), in these descriptions is nearly one'eishh, all
L ~ kinds remaining as before, leaving iaii Up
-, as quoted last week, namely, ~, and iait
G,ans al AID. The great bulk OF the late arr
!, t,om The United States conss u The quail
= most under the influence of the present pres
~ Ina, is The common aud miidliDg qualities
!, he other hand, the fair 10 good, which are 10
smand for export. and are becoming Compare
ray scarce. maintain their ground slou!ly, ana
mans we mich say, are rather higher; noweV-
|. ,bey firmly maintain previous quotations.
(wha, we s,i!l want 10 SET in vigorous motion IS
10 more trade demand; and The stocks, whether
n. raw material or the manufactured, The low
,ce ~ which every thing has sunk, the price o.
:.,.i,iops. abundance OF money, favorable sea
N 81 The wear aud the hope of tranquility being
,,,>e.yei on Tie continent, all seem 10 favor The
are 81 an early improvement in This respect
$50 American and so Egyptian have been Ia
,sr toT EXPORT. Sales OF The week "a, 100 bales
Inc ,aes to-day amount 10 about 4 500 bales
rnere is fair demand, market firm, and curren
. Of Yesterday fully sustained.
Among The sales are 400 bales Sea Island 81
1871; 10 do stained a, Sd; 1850 Upland al 3 Il
sid; u nlO New Orleans al 81 a Cd, and 4.3l(
Mobile a, 3 a sgd. The imports 10 date this yea
.s SCI SAT bales against 472. 257 in l847 Stool
81 $50 bales. Same date ls47, SIS, 43O bales.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET, May 9.-Al housi
u! market this morning was well attended b,
..me and country millers, wheat OF all descrip
rs con,inued 10 meet slow and lingering sale
al being farther depressed in value, our quota
los. inducing English, Irish and foreign, are re
i il ed 10 Sd 4d per 10 lbs. below the currer
.ass OF This day week. Flour, also, being take
lsly sparinsly by consumers alone, scarcely su:
aned The decline OF Friday. Gu. S. wheat fou
I quoted a, POS cd a 27s 81 and sour al 23s cd a
}.f)
Ia3ian corn, upon the renewal Of lively de
maud Tor Ireland, fully supported the REFUGE
-.ss OF Friday, and corn meal was more readil
i.hpCsed OF at IL. 81. 10 lbs. per barrel.
May l2-Buslness since Tuesday has bee
aacive, but n no marked change in prices
There was fair attendance Of buyers at GU
barse, this morning. Whea. and -four sol
t.sadiy at about Tuesdays prices.
/ LONDON Corn MARRRr.-The continuance o
,ch fine weather causes the wheat trade to rul
fery dull, and although freely offered at the re
jiucion uoted on Monday, so little business wa
transacted, that we only can report prices nc
unally was before.
Indian corn was in more favor again, and l.
Pr Or dearer on the spot, as we'll as for arriva
5u. few cargoes are TO be obtained arrived o
DE coast. THOMAS UsBoRSE s. Son.
London, Friday, May II.