Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-11
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
TaE FOREIGN NEWS BY THE ASIA

The FORElGN NEWS BIZ If1E aSlA.
The Asia, which arrived at New York on WEDNESDAY
morning. left Liverpool the 22d u, and brings the
days later intelligence than received by the Arctic
The news is not important We give further details
1t is rumored that In any future arrangement of Liberia
Ministry possible Lord John Russell might feel ncn
ed 60 the Upper House. to take the lead there in plac
of Lord Landsduwne; leaving the post OF chief
the Commons other Reformer in whom the Crown
the country and the House might have confidence.
1t Is understood that negotiations for Austrian loan
about 3000,000i. sterling in progress between
Messrs. ~ NJ. Roschd Sons and NJ Brentano the chic
of the finance department Vienna, who has arrived il
London for the purpose 1t will be five per stock
with the dividends payable in London The price
bemade.
we learn been This week settled by the Court of Chancery
The property connected with the lies believe
principally in the county of Suffolk and period
estimated 600 000 but only onehaf of that amount has
been divided In the late decision Two claimants reside In
this town. and others scattered about this and other
countries; but the only fortunate one living in this district is
a ourneyman painter named Langham, in the employ oil
Mr. Howard of Madon BY the decision, under
stand that the property is divided into portions and
that Langhams share will be 000Chemsord Chroni-
Gle.
DEATH OF THE EARL OF CoRSwALLIs. The demise OF
the above venerable nobemaD whose title ia now extinct
took place on the 2ls his seat Linton Place. Kent. in
his T3i year. The late peer was James Manu. Earl Corn
wallis and of the Bishop Of Ltcheld and Coventry,
and Lord Broome in the English peeragc and succeeded
CORVALLIS, when the Siatqnisae became extinct. The
first marquis it will be ecosctcd Governor General of
India, and q distinguished military commander.
AGRICULTURAL PRosPEcTs lRELAND-The longest
stretch Of memory fails 10 rccolect when there
such utter absence OF grumbing as has distin-
guished the spring of 1852 Crops of all kinds -four
ishny and The potato especially is reported hold
promise OF its abundance.
The EXODUS FROM ULsrER-A letter in the Western Star
calls attention 10 The vast extent OF emigration from The
province OF User"From personal observation says the
wriIc have arrived the conclusion that The emigration
Of the Presbyterian population Of Ulster, since The
of this year. has exceeded in numbers that OF
any other Of the ptovnccsthe favoe destination appear
ing 10 be Australia whence such glowing accounts have
reached Of gold finding have had the effect Of making
many who had previously determined seeking homo in
the United States change their destination in the dec
lion of the 'dggns"
MISUNDERSTANDING the latest discoveries Nineveh one
coffin found continuing the body of lady Of the Royal
House; many Of The garments entire also the gold
ry however mask of thin gold pressed upon the face
SO as to assume and retain the features of the deceaeed
The President of the Republic in exercise of the faculty
given him by his Constitution, has granted donations
several senators; these donations are said TO form total
the budget have included that in The Items which
s,itue the public debt of the State in order that it shouc
considered annuity the enjoyment OF which wouc
BIZ irrevocably secured to the senators for life.
The government has received important news from Algo
ria. General Saclahon quilted Constantine the 9th o
May with division Of 500 men, 10 undertake expedi
ton In Kabylia. He proceeding to Mlah and thence
he territory occupied by The tribe Of the Doee which il ir
the Of the country His ultimate object s TO pene
;rae as far Coo and TO leave corps of occupation
fhere.
AUSTRlA.-The Emperor IF Austria has appointed tht
beginning Of July rs the time for his visit TO Hungary.
The Austrian that treaty for three
years has been signed between the Austrian and Turkish
governments
II is notified from Vienna the federal authorities
Berde tina, the Austrian military Gordon the Swiss en
ties will be withdrawn In June.
RUSSIA-The failure of are cotton spinning house a
Moscow, with liabilities estimated high as $500 600 ster
ling has been reported
PlEDMONT.-A telcgraphc message, dated Turin 18th
that Count Cavour and colleagues have tender
ed their designations which have been accepted The Mar
qnis dAzegio Is entrusted with tho formation of new
Cabinet.