Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-03
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALTIC,

NINE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Bos-oS Dec. go P. M.-The American mail steamer Bal
nc was compelled 10 put into Provinceown Saturday
evening and remained there until Sunday noon Captain
Coms,ock in the meanwhile was endeavorng TO purchase
coal which he found very difficult obtain Should ne not
be able 10 find sufficient quantity his vessel to New
York, he purposes putting into Boston,
ENGLAND.-In England since the commencement OF
1ae Papa difficulties nothing to have given such gene
rel satisfaction the Queens 10 the address pre-
scented TO her at Windsor Castle.
On Thursday in Dublin the satisfaction az her answer
appeared equally good.
letter Of the Premier, Duke of Norfolk, has been pub
ashed in which his grace takes the same we" o. ne ura
pyopoundsd weeks ago. The papers continue 10 TEEN
of meetings, addresses petitions and re-
monsancss against the Roman Catholic Organization
Advces from the Cape of Goud Hope The 10Th OF DC
tober that rhe fears Of coffee eruption have subsidized
FRANCE.-Beyond the discovery of new socialist plot
n: Touon this country remains tranquil.
The Red democrats at LONDON In connection win nose
n Switzerland watching the progress OF events and an
,cpaing when they they may strike AT
Inc existence Of kngy authority In Europe and restore the
Republic and indlvisble. go
An authentic report has reached Paris from Maseiles,
stating tina, revolution had broken out at Palermo.
PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.-By the latest accounts the
Prussians Haufed preparing TO depart The abso-
Is against presence Of tho Pussans in his Ca
pal and the Ausans thus confronted, continue TO ad'
Alast accounts they occupied Narourg where
commanded the railroad from Frankfort 10 the Casse and
completely turned the flank of the Prussians.
The Berlin journals to count peace being pre-
From Vienna the news not quite pacific and whilst it
s said that the Russian army ordered be reduced
snents at Vienna still continue.
GERMANY.-Afiairs in Germany are becoming more pa
sihc and the prospects Of peace more promising.
HESSE CASSEL.-Our advices from Hesse Casse state
that the three conferences settle that dispute the cleo
on In the time being asked before the Casse
Protected by Pussap and Federal BATTALION the
Estappe Roads which join the Prussan bastien provinces
with the Wesphaa provinces be open 10 both rus-
SLAMS Fedeals and the former obstruct the
movements of the Federal troops The King Of Bavaria,
seconded by eitemburg has taken every step mark the
n
be equally annoyed BY it. change has taken place IN
the headquarters Of the Duches wlisen has suddenly
resigned command of the Holsen army and has gone TO
General Van Der Horst has been appointed commander in
TCRKEY.--Fresh Disturbances have taken place at Alep
DO The insurgents spite of the recent losses have made
another attack the city The result was their defeat
lrm All descriptions of American had advanced to d.
The weeks sales A. $50 bales Other descriptions of
cotton without change. -
shghty declined. Wheat heavy. Indian meal l3s i'd to
las; corn do 30s. cd TO 32s.
Tobacco continues firm and sales not large. Coffee
firm. Sugar. and Moasses steady. Rice las 10 lbs Cd
Money easy-Consuls 97s 97a American Stocks
firm last quoted, and in good request, English Secur.
Tics in good demand
New YoKK, Dee. 800, P. NJ.
The brig John R. Rhoads belonging Baltimore and re.
Gently from Plymouth went ashore on Browns Island on
Saturday ust The vessel is total wreck BOY ON ooao
name not stated-was drowned.
The fugitive slave case has again been postponed until
Friday next, owing TO the absence OF counsel.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. go P. VI.
Atl2 o'clock the Ere In the Ledger building was subdued
The 4lh 5,h and 9th stories completely burnt out The
and lst and I'd stories greatly damaged by
water and much dsaranged The loss Is roughly es-
t,n,ated at $3.50 00O most Of which Is insured.
The Bulletin Office Third street, near the Ledger
building, sustained some damage.
Inscecon of FLOUR Richmond for the second quarter
ending the 3lst Dec, 1850:
1917 barrels family
l02e25 do superEne
1902 half barrels superhne
2606 barrels fine
56o3 do. middlngs.
$40 do. condemned.
DANL. S. DELAPLANE lnsp'r