Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-21
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL of THE STEAMER HIBERNIA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


Austria and Prussia Threatened Armed Intsrrenton-
Prospect Of Another War-Di@clty bet9een Russia and
Tuyksy-Afairs in Franec-Iendency to Monarchy
Condition Of he Narkets-Deeline IN Breadstu5s, 9e
Tcegrophed for the Baltimore Sun
ST. JoHSs n. B., Dec. H. 4-P. NJ.
The steamer Hiberna, Capt Lang arrived at Halifax on
Saturday morning but the wires being down inc news coga
brings intelligence from Liverpool 10 the Isl of December
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA
teegraphic dispatch received from Berlin announces
that the Austrian Cabinet had made formal protest against
the convocaon of the German Parliament at Erurs and
stating that the Austrian Government had nmaed the pro-
liability of an armed interference in the affairs of Germany
The same Geographic account stated that the Prussan Go
yernment had the Austrian dispatch by declaring
that Prussia would maintain her rights
These have been partially confirmed IN letter
10 the London Morning Chronicle which says that Prince
Schwazenburg recently pointed out to the Russian Gov
eminent the dangers likely to arise from the OF
the Gernan Parliament insisting on the revolutionary ten,
dency TO which would give rise and reaction that would
he felt not only in Austria Prussia Subsequently Prus
a rened that she had duly weighed all these considerations
and that the elevated and pressing motives urged her
10 As regarded the real dangers she would know
how TO meet them
Austria mas even gone step further if well informed
have reason believe that Austria has minated to Prus
ea that should the require IT, she viii not hesitate 10
have recourse armed Intervention.
Prussan Cabinet Council was held the day before yes
terday and the electoral law OF Parliament was aaoptea-
The Council was then occupied with the reply TO the Aus
TRAN note and despatch in reply to Prince
has been already TO the Prussan Envoy at Vienna
Prussia maintains with energy her right 10 carry out the
,,ed federaton-a right formerly guaranteed to her. Pus
sa replies to the Austrian despatch relative armed in
1ervention that she awaits IT, :,
learn also from Berlin that the Upper Chamber had de-
cned 10 retain it's old Constitution The proposition for
peerage rejected also various amendments pro-
posn9 direct indirect election by the highest authorities
Subsequently the following most cautious proposition was
adopted The Constitution of the Upper Chamber is TO be
fixed BY future law which must receive the sanction
both Chambers and will then become part and parcel OF he
Constitution of the country.
telepraphc despatch from Berlin TO the Cologne Gazette
that the King had signed the law for the election
&C tho CONSERVATIVES the German Parliament assemble
at Erfurst pp,Vrp
The personal quarels Of the Legislative Assembly nave
terminated in some half dozen dues NJ Pierre Bonapar
foured In some three four Of these encounters some
Measures for modifying the Constitution still discuss
ed 1t Is now suggested 10 change the Legislative Assemo.
into constituent body to DC invested with the power
elecng the President and OF establishing the term OF MS
Office 10 such period obate the necessity OF requen
appeals to universal suffrag s,1,v
rom Coustannople we learn that nothing has TRANSFERRED
calculated 10 disturb the previous pacific course OF events
scnnfenty stated the British fleet has orders TO with
draw from the Dardanees.
No,h,nc frther s known relative the whereabouts
the Hungarian and Polish refugees The Russian Ambassa
dor has once been admitted to an interview with h
Grand vze and diplomatic intercourse between Russia ane
the Porte may be presumed TO be renewed.
Tho Ionian Islands have been restored to perfect tran
guilty. nonocoo
has been officially announced that the difficulty between
the French and the Emperor Of Morocco has been satsfac
AUSTRIA
Au,tra appears satisfied with what Turkey has done BY
Transporting the Hungarian refugees to the interior.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
Russia demands that the Polish refugees DO expelled from
the Ottoman Empire, and the Chiefs imprisoned whou,
even excepting those who have embraced Mahomodansm
The Sultan received these propositions in q manner tina
showed they would not be acceded to. Council wat
about 10 DO convened TO take them into consideration
Ths Vienna correspondent of the Daily News says tina
letters from Constannope mention that fresh subjects
dispute had arisen between Turkey and Russia In consequence
of the energy of the united diplomacy of England and
France.
THE MARKETS.
LIvrnpooI Dec. There is feature in mercantile
affas The produce market has been steady but not &c
tive.
Cotton s dull and holders in the absence of demand have
reduced their prices fully Nd The sales of the week
20 $4,000 bales The committee quotations follows
Fair Uplaat1 And Mobile 6X d.; Orleans OK.
The grain trade Is very ame and holders would wing!
accept reduced prices.
American Flour sells at 23s 24s for best Western Ca
nal Indian Corn is In very fair request at 29s to 29s Cd
for white, and 26s Cd. TO 27s for yellow.
MosrY MAaxEr.-Consols are selling at 95S TO on
Russian Bonds have advanced and quoted at l09a
TO no.