Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13
MISCELLAN EOUS.
ARRIIA an OE STEAMER AMERICA.
IrHREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Englnnd-Another Triumph for the Russell Ministry
France Quiet Portugal Austria-Denmark-A
hsnded Disturbances in Naly-Fr'nnsss in Coon-Bread-
stufS Unchanged.
HaL1rAx June l0-The steamer America has arrived,
bringing sxty.one passengers and three days later intel
lpence from Europe Neither the propeller Lafayette nor
the City Glasgow had arrived at Liverpool up to II O'Clock
ENGLAND-The Russell ministry had been sustained
by 80 majority in the House of Commons, upon the motion
of Mr. Bayly relative to the Government of Ceylon. As
this ia the last motion of Importance the books the minis
try are considered safe balance Of the session. The
debate the Ecclesiastical Titles bill was still progressing
The first clause of Ecclesiastical Titles Bill passed by
a vote Of 244 to e..
Mr. Crawford free trader has been elected representative
from Harvich.
Protectionis meeting held in Tamu,h the residence of
the late Sir Robert Peel attacked and dispersed by the
people. In the riot several persons were injured windows
broken and found necessary TO call out the military
10 suppress disturbance
The glass palace continues to attract its thousands up
wards persons passed through its doors in day
Of the gross amount of revenue, nearly third
is expended in collection The total collected
in 1885, in the United Kingdom, is E22 100000.
j. p Martini chief engineer of the Pacific, has been pre-
ssnted by several Of the with complete service
of plate testimonial Of personal esteem
VIM Fl. Lowry and Thomas McNaly, of the packet ship
Aabn running between New York and Liverpool has been
arrested the charge of murder on the high SEAS and both
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The United Service Gazette states that the costs incurred
the FIRST months hoslies the Cape of Good Hope
and has been $4,000 and 100000 month
since No later intelligence from the Cape Of Good Hope
than that by the last steamer.
large number of American ships left LIVERPOOL Wed
nesday filled with emgrants for the United States chiefly
destined for the cities Of New York. Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore Many OF them have determined 10 seek the
far West, and some design emigrating 10 California.
The crops are promising Emigration continues as brisk
during the spring.
FRANCE.-There is nothing of moment from Paris be-
yond the fact that the Legmsts making every effort
of Order remain firmly attached to the President, CONNER
cal affairs brisk The Bourse closed dull NJ Pascha
Duprars amendment to the National GUARDS Bill was REJECT
edin the Assembly,
PORTUGAL.-The Duke of Saldanha has not promuga-
ted any his arrival at Lisbon. Reform
es are daily calling the Queen abdcate The friends
OF Count Thomar indignant at his recall from the Court
Of Madrid.
ny with the Emperor Of Russia and the King of Prussia
The result Of their conference has not TRANSFERRED
Great sensation hus been created in Hungary by the
of the Countess of Jeeky, and her companion Mad
Erdley Dea!go. They have been ordered to undergo
been the medium Of the correspondence between the
fugees in London and Asia Minor and their Parzans in
Hungary Some of the correspondence had been seized
DENMARK-ltiss stated that Prince Christian of Bucks
burg, is to succeed TO the throne of Denmark.
ITALY.-The disturbances between the Roman and
French soldiers continue. The French authorities in Rome
caused thousand ratos and large supply Of ammun
ton to be taken TO the Castle Of ST. Angelo Symptoms of
dissatisfaction papaby being manifest in many OF the
Roman States and there approximations Of serious
suits.
byese and French forces 10 which the former defeated
with the loss of several hundred killed. among whom
prominent officers.
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The closed firm Friday at last weeks rates Fair
Uplands are quoted u, fair Mobile 3d. and fair Orleans
Sid. The sales of the week 81 900 bales-of which
porters took 5000 and spectators 5000 bales.
BRrADsTUFFs-Fou less active but unchanged in price
Wheat is in request at late rates. Corn has slightly
declined but continues in fair demand.
The Tobacco market is quiet
Trade 10 the manufacturing districts still dull.
HoLLINosHEAD, FELTz d. Co.'s CIRcULAR.-We have had
considerable activity in the cotton market this week. arising
from increasing demand than from any other
The accounts from The States Monday last of large
he buf Uf
ing crops gave favorable impulse to our market
The sales that day 10000 baes bu, the principal fea.
ture notice is that the trade buy with conf
dence and longer in all cases. restrict their purchases
small quantities. Added this there has been daily good
demand for export chiefly for better qualities Of American
besides fair amount of business speculation.
Thus the demand has been sufficient give healthy
market On the other hand it be remarked that
either from necessity some other cause there has been
strong desire SELL and generally much offering for
large demands; that prices although higher than last
weeks perhaps for the inferior qualities not SUIT
tcienty changed enable to alter quotations.
VERY LATEST BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH:
LONDON, MAY 3l-Accounts from Paris to the S0th of
May received The National that the
to The army in Africa under Gen ST Achkdis has been
wounded over 1900.
Bourse-5s closed at 81 /; s's 56f Acc
LONDON, MAY 3l.-Ihee failures announced yester
day morning the Stock Exchange in connection with
share settlements The parties Legrand Stevenson
and r. Mortimer.
The public interest in the of the cxccnc Col Paulet
Somerset has considerably subsidized
The receipts of the great Industrial Exhibition at the door
yesterday, amounted to two thousand wight hundred and
thirty mine pounds sixteen shiings
HAvRE Co7roN MARKET-Saes Of Cotton for the week
ending 2Sth 5000 bales Stock on hand
$1,000 bales.
Several American ships are expected to arrive with fresh
supplies.
PAINFUL NEWS FROM MEXICO.
New ORLEANS, June 7th, is5l-Private accounts from
Mexico convey the distressing intelligence that great
drought has for long time prevailed the State OF Zacae
cas- No rain had fallen last August and general
famine impending Corn worth SO per bushe.
DANIEL WEBSTER AND THE PRESIDENCY.
BosroN, June 9th-An address, recommending Daniel
Webster the Presidency, signed by many
influential men, al the Exchange to-day.