Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
Arrival Of the Canada.
ONE WEEK LATER FRUM Eo
TTelegrap pied for The Baltimore hn Ga, "a
Sr IoHs,s N. b., Oct. 90.

ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
rTeIepra phed for The Baltimore Amer'caaI
ST.. JOINS N. B., OCT. 90
The royal mail steamer Canada all'ssu q,
halifax al quarter past Q o'clock yes.sS a.,
morning, and her news reached here io.oay ~ =,
overland express. She made her pass'se ;"
than ten days. ,;h;,s
The commercial news upon the whole pAh,.ns
no special change or movement. Inc .d ,or
market was fairly supplied, blI Inc ''na'N
mes. articles was inactive ,,;a q,
iair prices. 10, .,,
The Money market continued abrnia nuy cup
piled and bills we're selling at q per ce0l, pe'n
The political news pre,enls no new iea'"'e "
special momen'. :. Dad
There was considerable filmness in Bread
stuffs, and higher prices had been paid.
A moderate business doing 10 cured proS''
sions al steady prices.
HUNGARY-Comorn, though besieged, SIM
holds out and can defy It's b.sieeers one en'.e
wear. The influence OF Russia ard Austria IS
being exet,ed 10 compel the Porte 10 SURRENDER
The Hungarian chiefs who have taken refuge 10
Turkey. Letters from Cots aninople state lha'
this has been positively refused:
The latest intelligence from Hungary receu.
cd by The London Sun says tha, PeteIwaIdeia
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The Masyars decided 10 still hold out, but Inc
majority uyerruled Them.
The garrison OF Comorn is well prov!sloned,
with 10000 men in a state OF complete discipline
The officers held meeting aDc resolved py
large majority mol 10 surrender. According ~
The Vienna journals, 80 900 mrn are 10 oesieee
Cumorn. The bombardment was 10 commence
on he 18th, when The Austrians occupied great
part OF the island, but without resistance. "A part
Of the HuDgaTians were strongly inuenchee De.
lore The fortress, and il was expected would give
tie AusIrians baue.
|. was runored al Vienna that Gen BEN had
| fallen into Inc hancs OF The Russians. Since the
Is large number OF hungarian uiitets had
been put 10 death al Arad ami Temesvar.
| ITALY.-The Pope has Quilted Gaea and
proceeded to Naples. HIS reception Was OF The
mos! striking and popular character. He Will
not go 10 Rome tor The present.
The Cholera was sill cJmmit.ins serious raw
ages al Trieste.
SpAlN.-lulelligence was daily expected
iron Morocco, where the Spanish and French
Generals seemed likely 10 produce something
more than mere demonstration. The MooTs
were expected to make ali attack on Mass'lia,
having already cut oil supplies
The ne~ly appointed Ministers were assem-
bling al Maitid, bGi no notice seems 20 he lex
| Ul events Te.dlIVe 10 CuDa
ENGLAND AND iRELAND.-Th weather
has been very wei IN England, but not materially
affecting the crops.
The late downward tendency in the Corn mar
kel has been checked, and slight advance taken
place csused by the un!ayoTable reports relative
10 The potato rol.
The Hop picking in England has ben ve!y
disastrous. One great effort has been made by
the growers to procure Tellef trcm Government.
A favorable chat has Iaken place il the NOR
ialy from Cholera throughout EGs The
NEW cases occurring here have declined one hall
Since The commencement Of the disease $4,000
persons have bcen swept from London.
The Polatoe disease is, beyond doub extend
ing 10 several districts of Ireland. though il has
not Ivy any means become general.
FRANCE "A coed deal of attention is direc>
ted 10 the Metropolitan Council OF the Clergy
which has CONNIE need lis siaings At Paris AL.
most all The Bishops and distinguished clergy OF
france are ASSISTING q, The Grand Council.
The cholera appears 10 have permanently di-
mnisbed III Paris.
The Consprators Of June, 1870, are 10 b; tried
| al Versailles.
HOLLAND.-Thc papers received this
morning announce the unfxIecled resignation Il
the Du.ch Minis ry, en- mass,. Alter dsb.ra.
lion The King accepted their resignaIioas and
gave instructions for The iorma ION Of naw Co.
o neI. The circumstances which lead 10 this re-
sull have not iIaIspirej.
| TURKEY.-A'lh nor is proclaimed 10 q bel
Masch.d and 10 The Tar i.h Ministry. They
have nobiy Gone their du.y, and refused TO become
pc ndciers 10 The vindicve blocdIhifsiness Of Jo-
seph ard Nicholas. TIE Russian Ambassadors
at ihe Pore demanded surrender al the Hunea>
| rian officers, kossuIn, Dembenski, PefoZ4l, Mos.
increases ard iheif COMPANIONS.
| the Russian General had arrived al Conslan-
tinople. His mission being 10 bully The Sultan
inlu compliance with he demand Of Austria.
A couLcil Of The Turkish government was lm-
medialely held and they unanimously resolved
not 10 surrender the HunsariAA refugees "a
| enuri tue nussian or Austrian eoverAmeD's-
! On this decision being communicated TO the Sui
| tan he declared in the mos! impressive and de.
| tefmned manner that The refugees should mol be
given up, lei the consequences be wnat they
might. We trust that Lord Palmerslon will dc
bis duty 70 aobly as The Sultan has done his
That Ru sid and Austria will be- given TO uncer-
stand that war with Turkey win such cause,
means war with England
We are njoictd 10 hLd that Kcssuth and his
companions are iurnihsd with passports from
The English ambassador and that every asssis-
| lance TO their support will be rendered b.; Eng.
land. The independence OF Turkey should be
SECURED against The attacks OF Russia and it's
yassal, Austria.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Sept. o.
CCTroN-rhe demand Tor cotton was rather
quiet al The c.os,. The sales oil The week amour,
only 10 d 600 bales. TIL. committee quo'e the
Same figures given al tie sailing Of The previous
steamer Prices, il is housht, are mol likely TO
advance further, unless encouraging accounts
should be received from India.
BaEADsTUFFs Best Western Canal Flour
was selling at 10 10 %. per biol, Philadelphia and
Baltimore 23a2l,; Ohio 24a25s; U. States red
wheat SIS 81 6, 81; white do Is 81 7, pr
70 lbs. In .ian Corn 81 10 y, for yellow, and
2Ss per quarter for whIe.