Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14
NUMBER -aS.
ARRIVAL. or TIE. ASIA.
IkNINf .NF1 VT IT 20 -.-FNs
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

| THREE DAYS ATER FROM EUROPE.
New Y"RE Oct. lD-l2 M--TAr stell.er .is.a has ar.
rived with 'rec days later from Europe She ria,
ia passengers, among wann Madame Celeste.
ENGiAND-The ,ii!ngs OF tl.r faa! itelt ard ecu
tion Of Lopez relieved ncv:i>iieratc sc! d;
| anxiety tIufr the public mind in England.
The receipts Of The Exhibition continued a a0cut 80
per day, and from that 10 e., 100.
Noiics has been given tina. the reaov2 .c rood ioni
the Crystal Palace Iay be conlmencci lc lG:a Cct1
bcr aud an order isssd laying down the reg a;.ng
| such removal
The Bullion in tie Bank OF Englnnd or the aOn ".
675,OOO.
vessel had arrived at Southampton, from Sidney, wi;a
| $4,000 in Australian gold.
IRELAND. lfsh papers co,npllin HAT III con-:-
qrence Of the unexampIci emgraton there seactrg
| OF able-hOdcd honest labOrcrs
Two flax spinning firms had failed Dundee their ia.
ties amounting to 900 000
| FRANCE.-An article had appeared in IL. Paris C,:.
stutionnc! which caused much nd
1t says that unless Louis Napoleon kept power.
confusion and ruin will be tie result.
Commercial affairs in Pi!iS very DUH a:d IL l5 D.
parlments still more 81
\ serious democratic disturbance had lately ,.ohya
out n Cher An armed force had left Paris - ST .cart
ard several arrests had been made. non. the prisoner,
are some who IL is understood have been nicc in the
great fire aieaities works. The district a5,unds in
most solemn oalhs.
Tie conductors OF "Governmcnt and "Ia prc.:. mrws
papers, who seized short time since have ZACH Been
nned iUO0O francs and condemned 10 six m'nis 'nrisnm
ment.
Six Missionaries, two French, German end %o Bel
gian, are about 10 leave Paris for Oregon.
BELGlCM.-In Brussels the artists have given a superb
ball TO King Leopold in hall erected fo occas and
decorated with the finest gems OF art which Eegi IN
boast.
SPAlN.-Thc greatest rejoicing occas!oncd i; Mt-
drid by the reception ut the from Cuna OF til
turc ot Lopez; but 1t still resolved send
iorcements designed for the Island.
The excitement in ealpn Cuban affairs is still incIoas.
sg even yet and wa'l&e threats against tho United Sta
rife
Madrid letter of the lllh ultimo sIys:-
learn that the Spanish government has adopted = high
tone towards that Of the United States and public feeling
is decidedly II favor of sucha line conduct Just now il
will render itself popular by don. Moreover,
upon the support ui the Ds, and French governments;
hence probably its pusnaciy Dispatches the point
u ben. transmitted 10 the Spanish Minister WashingtIn,
directing him protest the strongest agansi tho
supenuSS oi the American in has ing
Il second naauding expedition attack Cuya dC
nd satisfaction Tor the uutraGts the Spanish Corsa n
New Orleans has been subjected b. the anneSaiionis;s
NAPLES.-La Patrie has article sIan. that the King
Of Naples has coEnutcd the following Giovanni
D. Asia and Giuseppe NoyittU death coaEue IS an!
Is years hard labor; Giuseppe Marccr aibuclo, Is years
hard labor coiInGtrd TO Is years bansnlcnt. PaSIIac
Cannaratta p. G.r,clIeoro, c. rrincp.u T. ~ Fav":.,
G. Mlnsera, and ~ PapparUtA, death rhAo labor.
ACSrRIA.-1he failure "l rhc .tgs;!ian load had caused
the deepcs. morrif at Vienna.
GE;.Cr Demo .1c cons i7acY las been discover
cd ia Athens, an1 among the made Hn"eva
The object OF the conspiracy TO throw "Ecuch !nu
and substitute the protection .. ..ni -Four nr five
hundred government emro; ;ecs had dismissed
sequence"
kuSSlA-1!e Marquis Of Mvaildus has iat,cs.ct
Tie Spanish ministers "t na friendly coa'tS IN
whi".. that, ,.cG.h Spa'G docs desire
with the United States, she will not hesitate dcc.c
If forced 10 do So