Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Correspondence of The Richmond Enquirer.
Arrival of the EhibernIa.
EEx LATER FROM EUROPE.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 8, P.

Aneusl. The news is OF highly impofsan
I,ysnpooL, Aug. 26-Breads,uffs have ad
vanced in this as we'll as The London Markell
we quote fine Corn al 36s 3Ss per quarteIo,-
Corn Meal, les It's Cd. Flour, 3Ss ID 10 80
per barrel. In the London market Flour Is quo
ted al 25s 30s per Dbl.
MoNEY-Consols closed today al ebf 10 +.
PACKET SHIP OCEAN MONARCH
BURNTl-l50 LIVES LOST!
The packet ship Ocean Monarch, belonging Il
and bound Tor Boston, with number OF passen
gers, took fire in the English Channel and out
those on board one hundred and MY persons
losl their lives. The fire was supposed 10 nave
been the result OF accident.
The Brazilian frigale Altonzo was Out on
pleasure excursion-she was commanded oy 'hs
MARQUIS De Lisboa. There were also on ooare
lie Prince he Joinville, his lady and suite, the
Dnke and Duchess De Aumale; the Brazilian
Minister. De Chevellier D'Lisboa, AdmTa!
Greeniel and daughters, and other distinguished
intiyiduals When the AlionZo discovered Inc
Ocean Monarch, no time was lost In bearing
down TO her, and il was their intention 10 ahcnof
directly under her bow but The wind changed
Iiltle and preve ned this from being accomplished
Four boats were, however, at once lowered, ana
were soon followed by the large paddle box boat.
The MARQUIS De Lisboa jumped into one anu
Admiral S1(SeUlei lulO 'uC othSis AhNJ
unliring in their exertons to save Inc poor Peo-
pie. , ,;,,o.,
Prince De Jonville was particularly ass'uuous
in assisting the passengers on board The frgaie.-
OF those on board The Ocean Monarch, thirty.
Two were saved by the Queen OF The Ocean lou
by The Alfouzo, I6 by fishing Smack, and IL BY
The ship Prince OF Wales, being total OF 225
saved, leaving 1853 TO be still accounted for.
IRELAND.
This country remained tranquil, and the Stale
Trials were prosressin. unnerruptedly. Mr..
OOoughenys case had been submitted to The de-.
cision Of second jury, which, like the hist, had
been unable 10 agree 10 verdict.
The Tipperary Leaders were 10 be tried by a
Special Commission.
The Irish Grain Crops have fallen below an
average yield, and considerable alarm existed
In consequence, many fearing another famine.
Lord John Russell has aCnouncel his willing.
ness 10 convene Parliament should there be found
reasonable grounds 10 tear famine.
ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND.
The weather had much Improved in England
md N. sailing oil The Hibernia, il was said 10
he "6ne" in The neIghbJrhocds OF LONDON anu
Liverpool.
The doinss OF the English and Scotch Chariisls
caused some uneasincss in The pablo mind. All
kind. of arms and ammunition have been discover
ed, giving evidence OF an active conspiracy
CONTINENTAL AFFAIRS.
The Aspec, Of affairs on the Continent OF En-
rope was generally pacific. No important event
has iranspired since the departure OF The last
steamer.
REPORTED REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA.
Advces from BresIau, August 10, state that
revolution has broken ont simultaneously al ST.
Petersburg aud Warsaw. Parties who have ar
rived from Ru sian Poland unanimously copifm
this intelligence The Emperor has fed 10 CIon-
stadt, ami Provisional Government has been
established 81. Petersburg. Further details are
as vel not known.
The Prus,ian messenger from ST. Petersburg
has arrived at Breslau with the Vienna mall
This same train has also conveyed Russian
courier who says he will not vouch for the au'
rhenliciiy OF this intelligence from our correspon.
dent, who in general, may be relied upon, allho
we must confess there are grounds for disquietude
on account OF the uncertainty of all news coming
froW Russia.
The Breslau GaZ,lte contain the same intel.
ligsnce, bu, adds that nothing has been heard OF
the emeule that is reported 10 have broken out a
Warsaw That intelligence therefore appears &c
be without foundation The London Times o.
the 26h however, doubts this.
FRANCE-The European Times SAYS al
Europe has been amazed al the disclosures which
have been made by the publication OF The report
the world has such mass OF folly, crime, secret
villany and open violence, inlaluaion and reso.
lule daring been presented To the world. 1t is
quite impossible from The vast proixity OF the re-
port, which occupies three huge volumes, TO give
10 our readers anything like summary oil the
contents. We must limit ourselves 10 describing
The effect which the perusal has produced in our
minds. NJ. Arago, Cavaisnac, Lamarline, lie
dru Rollin, Caussldiere, Mafras', and all Of the
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b.eak in the copy, and our correspondent states
he will send no more b. ielesraphl
ITALY.-The Italian question is yel unsetlled
The Weldon siege and bombardmenr Vi 5olugns
seem 10 exemplily the old spirit OF Austrian de
spolism, while the patriotism and valor OF lie c..
tizsns, and the manifestations taking place ii
their favor, show tina, the spirit Of resistance ha:
no, been queled by recent reverses. Charles Al
berts addresses evlnce unabated courage and con
fidence
Tue intervention of France and England con.
xinues, and Iumor goes SO lar as TO ascribe lC
Austria and the Frankfort assembly a readiness
10 be content with The frontier of The Adge, lcag
ios ioubardy to join itself 10 Piedmont or Swift
x.rland This may form the basis OF a settle,
ment gu, only temporary one. There canno
be permanent peace while Austria retains sway
over any portion OF the Peninsula.
THE SCaLESWIG WAR-From the Sea
of War in Schleswig there are divers news
Correspondents speak OF an Armislice and Peace
rs abou, 10 be concluded by the beliserenl forces
but rumor has said The same for many weeks
past.
the l7,h and 18th, received a, Liverpool this NOR
ming, state that The Cholera is raging in the int
rior of the Empire, and that the disease is exceed
insy malignant al Riga, where as many as ont
hundred are carried off daily, out ola population
10000 10 $4,000 inhabitants.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Angus
25.-The untavorable weather had operated Sc
riously 10 The detriment of the market. Th
quantity offering was larger than the demand, ant
slight decline had taken place in The prices o
inferior and midding descrip ions. Sales for ih
week had reached $4,000 bales; imports for hi
same period 80 075 bales. Tue following are h
prices declared by the Board OF Brokers Fai
Upland At; Mobile4.; Orleans AID.
From The Ne,0 Orleans Times.
BY the arrival here OF the schooner Jane Eli
zabeth, from Vera Cruz the l7lh August, we hav
received the Arco Iris 10 the date OF her dapar,
ure.
Paroles has managed 10 evade all pursuit, an
is now with the Indians in Sierra Gorda. Posi-
tive information regarding this fact has reache
the Government, and Ell Monitor states that
is endeavorng 10 stir up war OF castles in Ii
country. All the States, through iheirrespectiv
Governments, have sent congratulations 10 ID
President, on The quellng OF the outbreak al Gu
ansjuata.
The papers of the capital gave an account {
an irruption OF American freeboo,ers into Ne,
Leon, from Laredo. They had sacked The town
Of Sabinas and Aldamas where they pillaged /
the amount Of S4l 900, getting back safelyto L.
redo with the spoil. Representations had bee
made as it is stated, to The officer in command .
The latter place. but he replied that his force wa