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


New YoRK, May Sh.-The steamship Europa arrived
early hour this morning from Liverpool whence she sail
| I'd on the Goth of April.
In Liverpool and Manchester Capt West of the Atlantic
has been eased number Of public banquets. The gal
liant Captain has also been the guest of NJ: Heywnod the
eminent banker and member Of Pariamen from Lancashire
From the accounts brought from Turkey thore b.
Il chance Of the immediate liberation Of kossuth.
Der of nObemen have been refused passports England
from Italy to see The gsa! exhibition Ihs refugee IN
Of them have been seized in their beds and transferred mt
once to the frontiers.
ENGLAND.-The intelligence from England politically
and commercially is important Parliament will rensscmbc
the 26th when the Income Tax Bill and other
will up for consideration. The Protestant agitation IS
carried with renewed riGor
At the grand banquet in Edinburg, Tuesday the acn
dence very large. Lord Egingon took the chair
There is ben similar demonstration London the h
Lord Richmond will, Of course, preside
Ii confidently reported that the Procctioniss
vsng schemes bring about another ministerial crisis.
Mr. Wapoe has prepared series of strong resolutions,
which he purposes bring forward amendments the
papul Bill. These resolutions will perplsx members who
will in all probability, majority for them. Should
fail in the House of Commons they have strong hopes
of success in the House Of Lords
Some elections had taken place in England and Ireland
At Boston Mr.. Feshfed pro,econs returned by Isl
majority Moore Farrell late Governor of AIna, obrnncd
the from Iongford The Boston election tcrn
mated serious riot which only quelled by calling
the military. The people clamored for cheap bread Eeh
Of the ngeaders captured and lodged in Bride
well.
The Catholics of Dublin had held large meeting in oppo
siton to the Papa Aggression Bill. Mr. Reynolds, NJ p,
presded and the attendance large. meeting Of Cath
oics from parts of Ireland determined on be held
Dublin the 29th Seventeen peates including three
archbishops sgnifed their approval Of the meeting
FRAN allabsorbing topic OF discussion at Par
is the Presidential election The republicans still d
vdcd in their candidates. The modcraes support Gen Ca
vagnac while the ums desire TO sustain some one VINO rep
resents the socialists well the Democratic sentiment.
The combined resistance which the two wings TO the
Bonapar,c policy consists in perpetual motions for the
vous question upon revising the constitution, whilst they
are satisfied for the electoral law TO remain as 1t Is The
Eysie organs busy engaged in nssatng liberal views
motion TO allow newspapes to be sold IN ho streets was
will be candidate for of the departments The fund.
have decued account Of the unsettled condition OF po-
liticai affairs. t...1 .'1 -.s !.
The National says that the parsans of Louis Napoleon
begin TO find the period between the present time and
May 1852 is too short for the accomplishment OF Inc law ior
proongaion of the Presidents powers md they propose
for the purpose Of giving time to bring BIZ posponng
the Presidential election till the 10th of Dec. 1852.
SPAIN.-The government is exceedingly deslrous oi cX
nuuishng the public debt and has required all deputies
pledge sustain measures looking TO that end ne gov
ernnent also DESIRES in with England TO ASSIST fo
| uya. against the rebellious Duke of Saidana
sWTTZERLAND.-T British Legation has indicated
lis opposon TO receiving the French refugees in England
They viii probably seek and asylum IN Ameea cnoa,
from Boston, arrived on evening Of the 2st and the
counts by being conhraoy Of the snort crop est
mates complete panic has taken place in Cotton Hol-
have o.t all confidence and forcing their stocks upon
the market regardless price The DECLINE in American de-
scp;ons is fully three-eghths, and in several Instances
! furh.r reduction has been submitted 10. ;. ~
Tie sales of the week have been 2so bales of which
tors taken and exporters 1850 bales The
official quotations. which be considered noDna are as
iollows-iair Orleans IN fab Mobile 6; fair Upands
middIing 6a 6S and 64 d. inferior and ordinary 6s
5S 6h and 5a sd per To-. g..-J.4,
The stock Of in this portis $4,000 bales e which
3 600 bales American against stock at this time las
wear of 549O 600 bales, of which 3lg 900 American.
BREApsTuFFs-The Corn market gels worse and worse
without any possibility OF making sale at lair prices IN
demand being completely overwhelmed oy tne age supply
Baltimore and Philadelphia Flour cannot be quoted at
2os 2os d onio lss 81 Us O. 600 1 1es OF Of me Ia!
ern Canal iss !9,-sone les. per bb Wheat 5s. l0I.
6s for white and S. i'd S. ID per 10 lbs. for red lnis
Con-yclow corn gil white 33s.. and mixed 3Os 3os .,
per quarter. .,,,
been easier Consus opencdon Monday 9T9 and close
on Thursday at SIX for money, and 97k Tor account,
States stocks remain unchanged U: s. 5s las5 5y2
u s. 6's '62 l04A l05K u s. 6s '66, HOS llo&;
S. SIS, '67 and '6s, i06h a lo7.
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