Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-13
ARRIVAL Of THE STEAMER EUROPA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

New YoRK, May Sth.-The steamship Europa arrived
early hour this morning from Liverpool whence she sail
I'd on the 10Th of April
In Liverpool and Manchester Capt West, ofhc Atlantic
has been toasted number of public banquets The gal
Captain has also been the guest of NJ. Haywood
eminent banker and member Of Parliament from Lancashire
From the accounts brought from Turkey there be-
Il chance Of tile immediate liberation Of kossuh.
Der of noblemen have been refused passports England
from Italy, the great exhibition The refugees III
of them hive been seized in their beds and transferred nj
to the frontiers.
ENGLAND-The intelligence from England, politically
and commercially, is important Parliament will rcasstnb!e
the 25h, when the Income Tax Bill and other
will come up for consideration. The Protestant agitation is
carried with renewed vigor.
At the grand banquet in Edinbug, on Tuesday the atcn
dence was very large Lord Egingon took the chnrr'
There is be similar demonstration al London on the 10Th
Lord Richmond will, Of COURSE preside.
II is confidently reported that the Procciionists de-
vising schemes TO bring about another ministerial crisis
Mr.. Wapole has prepared series of strong resolutions
which he purposes to bring forward amendments TO the
Papal Bill These resolutions will pcrplex members who
wish TO stand we'll with their pious constituents and who
will in all probability, secure majority for them Should
they fail in the House Of Commons they have strong hopcu
Of success in the House Of Lords.
Some elections had taken place in England and Ireland
At Boston Mr. Feshfeld potcctonst returned by Isl
majority Moore oFarre late Governor of Matte Obtained
the vacan, from ongfod The Boston election tcrn
mated In serious riot which only queled by calling
the military. The people camored for cheap bread Eeh
of the ngeaders were captured and lodged in Bride
well.
The Catholics of Dublin had held large meeting oppo
si,on to the Papal Aggression Bill Mr. Reynolds, NJ. P,
PRESIDED, ana the attenQanCe was larEe
ocs from all of Ireland determined on to be held
In Dublin the 29h Seventeen prelates inclnding three
Their ao h d %ssnE
is the Presidential election. The republicans ae still d
vded in their candidates The modcrales support Gen Ca
yalpnac while the desire sustain who rep
resents the socialists well the Democratic sentiment.
The combined resistance which the two wings present TO the
Bonaparte policy consists perpetual motions for the pre-
vous question upon revising the constitution, whilst they
are satisfied for the electoral law TO remain as 1t Is The
Elysie organs busly engaged in assang liberal views
hos tn
rejected BY yeas 236 nays 403 Guizo it is announced
will be candidate for of the departments The fund.
have declued account of the unsettled condition OF po-
litical affairs. 0.- g,
The National says the parisans of Louis Napoleon
begin find that the period between the present me ana
May 1882 short for the accomplishment of the law Tor
the proiongaton of the Presidents powers and they propose
for the purpose of giving tine to bring In bill posponns
the Presidential election till the 10Th of Dec 1857
SPANNING government Ia exceedingly desiIons Of OK
nguishng the public debt and has required OF all deputies
pledge sustain measures looking that end Inc gov
also DESIRES in concert with England 10 assist o'
| tuga. against the rebeious Duke,of Saldana
SWITZERLAND.-The British Leighton has i n6;a
its opposition receiving the FRENCH refugees IN England
| They will probably seek and asylum in America
THE MARKETS. -LIyERrooL, APRIL Il Pine Iunaoa'
by her no, being conrmatoy Of the sor. crop est
mates complete panic has taken place in Cotton Hol-
des have all confidence and are forcing their stocks upon
srp,;ons is fully thrce-eighths, and several Instances
further reduction has been submitted 70.
The sales of the week have been "a no bales OF which
taken 700 and exporters $3.50 bales The
official quotations. which be considered nominal as
,ollows-air Orleans X fair Mobile 81; fair Upland, o.;
middling 6h 6 and 81 d; inferior and ordinary o1
SIX 6S and ga Sd per ID. .I-.41 q,
The stock Of cotton in this port $4,000 bales q which
3 900 bales American against stock al th Tine last
year Of $40 600 bales of which Bag QUO were American
BREADsruFFs--The Corn market gels worse and worse,
without any possibility Of making sale at fair prices The
dcmund being completely overwhelmed by the large supply
Baltimore and Philadelphia Flour cannot be quoted at over
EOS 2Os cd; OHIO l9l Sd. les Cd GOO bhs Of the lat
Ter having sold that PRICE Canada t9 2os W1st-
en Canal tss l9s-sone les per bb Wheat 's.
6s for white and S. Id IS ID per 10 lbs for rcd Indian
Corn-yeIow corn 81; white $685. and mixed 3Os. 3cs oil
per quarter ...,,, H..
been easier Consus opened Monday q, 97i and closes
ON Thursday ok for money, and 9A tor account y
States stocks remain unchanged. US SIS 1888 y. -
u S. 49, l04H l05K; U. S. SIS, 65, HOS a iio&
S 6's '67 and 49, I061 lo7-
a NEW Yonx, May g. 6P M:-Pivate letters from Liver
pool of 26h state that cotton had further declined ~
eighth, ,nakng the total decline I'D On that day he Sa+