Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-25
,ppIy.L or THE STEAMER ASIA.
DAYS LATER FROM Z

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
AHurs in England and IrelandIDenndx ana nc psot-
| -;r.-austria aud Prns'd-Haynau u'asr ARTIST
| spa" T r. for the Baltimore Sun.
NEw YonK, Der. 2S A.-The steamer ASA arrived mere
IT h1!.pls ten o'clock This morning WIN hNefp"' dae'
| :, The 9Th instant, and London 10 inc ilih..
The affairs Of England and Ireland remain without an!
,ew polcnl feature o moment
most trcr ndons ragged along The cnnst Of Eng
land and ireland Tor three days; inc oi' vi" n' '' ~
siderable damage VA donr I" shipping. . -, ,p: ,
Another letter has been received from Hh ne. va
ted 27th February which he complains o'it VI i'ea
t Lc receives 1T the han- vi the Colonial authorities
| FRANCE.-Frsm France there Is nothing :" sp'''a
movement 4 state ri general gniciude prevails.
DENMARK AND THE DUCHESS
IN. Scbleswip Ho!sten army attempted to iaae fral-
l.,i, by storm IN the 5h, but were relnsed bv me
D.n,< after bon5arding during The present Gay
,r, hlck Of houses close the road. The town "n>
I a j., ,he ,yenus by two batiuions OF infantry and 4
! Ieachuem of rdemen. After desperate struggle III
which both parties must have experienced very heVy
Inc Dunes ave way only la seek cover o new en-
,,,n,.n,. and barcaies thrown up in The middle Of The
town The resistance which they met WIN here was 50 vlo
lent and determined thai, not whsandins Inc exhibition :"
pust brilliant bravery the Schleswig pisrners were COM
LII n, retire from The midnight. They afterwards
no nm position and the conflict was 10 be renewed on
the following morning. NJ: r, ,;- - 49,
r,awG Both sides behaved extremely well. General Will
sn writes his despatch very dspiriIed tone The ol
iners now find they are IN want o friends and have made
most urgent appeals Ia United Germany.
The STATE OF Germany itself continues 10 excite great
alarm . :,
ein que iion has been To by England Fnnce, Aus
a aud the German States, in favor OF Denmark; and the
Duces will he informed That they must rernn from hos
tlti,s and await a wand IF intery' ming parties.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA Austria and Prussin seem
upon tie verge OF open rupture AMI the position OF Hes
81 Clssc and several other Of the Ccrnnn States renders
the relations Of the great German powers still more peca
ruls
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from Casscl, 10 Tie 9Th state
that aynn and his assistant First Baron have been placed
Il,ung -I,l ybauf lp
ho i.s waited him him the deere" issued by
HE Ciyi! Court. The Austrian butcher called liz
troops there who attempted his arrest but they replied that
they dare siao.lic law He was arrested for perseu-
ng the ,r, editor Of of which, Doctor Galker,
having resisted, carried oil 10 prison.
SPANNING have Madrid journals Of The 1lh Ii Is said
TO be- the intention al government 10 modify The tariff! The
journals state that Gen J. Cunchas departure from Cadz
en- Cu is fixed ior the 5th Vanacs DE Camp
with him.
HOLLAND opening Of the Assembly of the States
in general took place al the Hague the 7h inst His
THE MARKETS.
LlyEapool Corroy MARKET, Ocr l2--The cotton mar.
kci during past week has not been affected by the
received by Asia aud Pacific fair demand
In. pre-, !ei Throughout the week both from the trade and
Spectators aud holders have manifested bnl little DISPOSE
npclac effect sl'es except III extreme prices 81
la-i we,k.
The market closed this afternoon with considerable
ness The sales DAY being nbont 600 bafs. The weeks
transactions ~ 400 bales, which spectators
80 bales exporter 55j and The reala trade % 40
bacs The imports OF the week - 9l bales. Prices
tar remain riscg tie quoted By the pre-
yious steamer
Advcrs from HAVE Of Thursday hc Cotton market
a. laneui Very ordinary selling Al LIST
Geographic ,spa,ch from Glasgow notes the market
uuic, bur steady, I'll prices unchanged.
Bcadstu- i mere has been but lille change in the corn
market since s,k The trade, notwithstanding, has
been duh and but moderate sales effected any article. At
p fine, American hour brings - 10 "a shilnrs
per bbl; son. oi all >ons L. 2? ,hlilng-
Tobacco in active demand and prices gradually tend
ing IN favor vi Sters.
lrraia he Nrw ilnrn Parrot
FEAkFi'I. FALL. FROM EAST ROCk.--This f,ir-
noon the son ut Mr. John Ritter, aged II yeulS and son
of Mr. y e. II ~ OF abnu the age made visit Ia the
summit o East Rock and while here they approached the
brow al the for the purpose Of taking view oi
the surrounding landscape Ritter, wh" had on pair oi
rubber shoes the edar al The precip:ce
h,n c cau'ioEci ~ hi companion 10 his danger
and While in the Of turning back, M ret slipped The
STONES gave way, ana he pcciplar'l ir fearful
edge ami lell hundred AMI fly lee striking the
,uttg rocks he !csgen!J and lindins pon the bed ="
loose and broken stones IL the base.
Hi hrad and face very severely bruised and cnf rs are
aso hi hands caused il supposed IS his clnrhng the
lnr!.el lo.s in his descent bu ut hr surgeons
abe 10 ascertain bones broken, and l. believed
that hi skn j. seriously injured II fearful fll
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