Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-20
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
SENEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Decline IN Cotton BreaAstufs Fn.m-Corn Declined
N0ney .lLrke. dc.
Photographed lot the Biltluore SUM-

Photographed lJt tie Bituore SUM-
HALIFAX, SEPT. l6-A "
The Royal mail steamer Canada arrived here hailpas
five o'clock this morning She lett after for B,ston
where she will arrive ioenooathus making tie
voyage lrom Liverpool 10 Boston in about nine days and
The steamer Pacific reached Liverpool from New York on
the 4h instant at O'Clock. \. b. maxim. the passage in
Tie steamer Cambria which left Eoson Angus, 3sr, ar.
rived Liverpool the % September nlking the passage
in twelve days
The arycsis in England have all been secured in good
order.
The political news presents no striking feature of i'm
potiEce.
COTTON MARKEr-LvrRpool, sErr Cotton has
further declined = h. since previous accounts brought
by the Asia lhe s al the week amount 10 50 500 bales
E-castu:i..-No changeh> taken place III Flour. Sales
have buea nikihg throughout the week ii full prices
quoted al tic close "i last Week.
Wheat remains steady as quoted by the Asias al
vices.
Thee has been decline of 6l per quarter of $50 5s in
LoSnos, SEP G--The money market continues easy
Cons ia closed to-day ~ 95
Nothing Of Importance doing in American Stocks and
- SECOND DISPATCH.
Commercial Intchgence-G Gen. Hoynau in LondonITs u
81 10 Barci,y Perkins &. Cos Brercry-Harm Recep-
tim by rte IIorLmsnHis Escape dc.
HALIFAX SEPT. l6-5 +. M-Cution.-The offered quota
,ons FIR ;air OrIelns is9'1d.
Bea!stuis--lhe favorable weather during the past week
enabling farmers gather their crops SAFELY has dlspelcd
all apprchcnsons in regard scarcity Of grain and spec
u n upon THIS sub eci has ceased steady demand how
ever nucs for wheat and -four full rrces quoted
y the Asia. Indian rules dull At uly sd per quarter,
decline.
ticaccrics-Hollers of Sugar were Insisting higher
prices. Tie sales have been ii very full rates.
Coe has further advanced in Liverpool from TWO to three
shngs per cwi., and declined I'D per ID. i'll London
Money.Thc money market has become easier The bull
lion in The bank of England il estimated at about
yencen millions 0t dollars.
American Stocks remain without csanse in prices.
The crops nearly all harvested. 1t is confidently
that there will be least crop OF grain
| The potato crop is much sounder than anticipated
ENGLAND.-The butcher Haynau, as he is called, re-
ceved quite cool reception in London As slight indi-
Gallon the regard in which he is held in that metropolis
give You the following account of his cool treatment lie
arrived al London Monday morning. and 10 satisfy his Gu
riosy and paid visit 10 the extensive brewery of Messrs
Barclay Perkins & Co. On inspecting the yisiters book
the clerk discovered that the visitors Marshal Hay
nau commander u the Austrian forces This fact became
known all the brewery in very few moments and be-
fore the General and his companions had crossed the yard
nearly all the boIers and draymen ran out with bro"ms dirt
and other such like weapons shouting at the top Of their
voices down with the Austrian butcher " together with
other equally unwelcomc ephes Haynau thought prudence
the better part of valor and began beating retreat.
An attack on him was commenced by dropping usses of
straw his head after which grain and other articles of al
most every kind freely thrown upon him. The men
next struck his hat in souch fashion his face and eyes,
and os,led and husseed him very undgnhediy in all dec
tons, and in all manner of ways His clothes were literally
torn from off his back Himself and party finally succeeded
in reaching the gate but sooner had they mace
their exit than crowd of coal beavers seized upon him.
He was peted and struck every shape with every avail
able missile and dragged along the ground being
pulled very comfortably by his ample mustache which
afforded good facilities means OF pulling from lis ex-
cessvc length and strength At this uncte the once stern
and proud Marshal of the Austrans compelled TO re-
treat into public house hard BY where he concealed NM
sefin closet The furious mob rushed in alter him. threat
ening loudly but fortunately for his highness they did not
succeed in discovering his Here the affair ended
This assault has been the subject of much comment IN all
the English and Provincial papers. ~
The effect which the death of Louis Philippe will have up
on European politics. is much discussed in The English Jour-
nls Ii is generally thought that the event will have the
effect of aousng the latent energies of Prince de Juinve;
that the dispute pending in the Bourbon family viii De
heaed and effort made 10 place him al the head of The
French Republic. -
The proceedings Congress- Washington, are also at
racng much attention The By the Senate
OF the Fugitive Slave b has been strongly commented up
The firm of Fars & Co., cotton merchants of Manches-
! ter, have failed.
don at o'clock The Of her arrival Her actual run
ming time from New York is stated at 10 days and hours
+ FRANCE.-On Saturday the general Council made a
strong in favor of having the constitution revised
The council however does not propose to nave the STATE OF
siege removed they willing that the electoral law
shall repealed that there is not much sympathy be-
tween the council and the socialists.
Masses have been celebrated for the rpose oil the soul OF
Louis Philippe.
Ir is reported that the Duchess D'Orleans has written a
letter NJ Thcrs informing him that The Queen, her mon
in.aw and other members OF the family are desrous
of his presence the council &c amc TO be held al Clare
mont in the course Of the present month";
Flour is rapidly improving in general trade and IN conse-
quence OF the difficulty in finding sulcency oil hanos
wages have risen Ia prices before paid
DENMARK AND THE DUCHlES.-There IS nothlng
of Importance relating the position of the armies in the
settlement of the dspuleat least nothing has ranspeo
during the past week.
THE GERMAN EMPIRE telegraph dispatch of the
in consequence of the resolution which the council o.
Princes agreed the 26th ult all the governments