Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24


New YoRK Aug 22-Thc steamer Atlantic has arrived
with III passengers and Liverpool dates of the llh inst
She spoke 10 p NJ the l2h fifty miles west OF Cape
Clear City of Manchester The Asia arrived
al Liverpool on the nth.
ENGLAND The London Times reviews at great length
men in relation the fugitive kuinc Tie apparent dill
Guilty sattrlbuied entirely the approaching Presidential
election and the anxiety of c0ncnng parties Irish
votes in tia; contest 1t expresses the belief that the p
will be given up in accordance with the treaty spn
aions and that the procras is intended merely
leave The matter unsettled till tho election has been de-
cbcd.
The troubles in regard the fisheries discussed in all
tie English papers and the aucahc feeling Is evncci
rwards The United States on The subject Some OF The an
minsrera papers attribute The difficulty entirely 10 de-
sc ~; the part Of the Derby ministry 10 Withdraw The al
e1ri0n of the people from more important Affairs al home
England has given the assurance 10 Austria
tint she will keep vgilant eye koSsuth wei! all
those associated with him in his revolutionary projects.
The accounts from the agricultural districts OF England
and Ireland particularly for wheat and potatoes, are very un
favorable
The Alurnng Herald semi-oIica!y declares that the
English government has made no new claims in regard 10
the fisheries, and have withdrawn concessions. The
British have only strengthened their squadron TO decnd
rights disputed ny America.
The iron pudicrs in the county Of Stall 'rdshirc have
struck for higher wages, but their employers resolved nor
10 yield.
FRANCE.-Np political eycnt Of particular moment has
Occurred since the sailing of the las, The
ministry ha given increased satisfaction and tranquility 10
the country Nothing further had ransprcd regarding
Inus Napoeons matrimonial project with the Princess dc
Fas and the event regarded as not extremely pro-
bable.
Napoleon Bonaparc, son of Jerome Bonapartc was
preparing 10 depart temporary mission 10 the United
States.
Thediif.rence between France ana 1'rpo had hecn ami
caby adjusted, without, and no homSadment
OF the town, rumorcd. had taken place.
The idviccs from the agricultural districts OF France were
"oahc and TIE failure o! the wheat and barley crops
would not be so general as was al first anticipated
a ful embassy 10 Washington offered Prince Napo
lean place Of NJ Sarges but he declined, and comes
~ special mission.
decree had passed authorizing the Of NJ Theirs
and otcr distinguished persons but Victor Hugo is not in
cluteC
Thcsteamcr Harry nbont which cara had been entertain
Cd hal arrived at Portsmouth, in ITO days from Rio in
shattered condition.
Petitions iur the creation of the Empire were extending
hrou hnu, France.
Thsnmorcd commercial treaty between France and Eng
land il authortativcy denied
The from other parts of the continent, general
ly devoid OF interest.
pRJSslA-rhc Berlin papers that the postal 'rca
~ win America was about 10 be concluded.
The cholera raging ghtuIy in Danizg and through
OUT Pland.
HUSGARY.-Tne cause Of Gorgcy's punishment TO a
fortress said TO be the publication Of his history Of the
Hungarian Hc is under strict police surveillance.
BELGICM-Thc Belgian ministry with The exception OF
NJ Frer.uban, retain office Commercial relations between
France a1d Belgium been established their former
footing. The Common Law Treaty OF lS45 had not been
received
The Queen Of England was on visit 10 Belgium.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.-Accounts from the Cape of
Good Hope the condition d. affairs there truly
Desperate The Kafs continued their Uutragcs unchecked,
General Cathcart had adopted ms measures
put stop to their predatory excursions The inhabitants
were abandoning the colony in great numbers
The P:oponne steamer had arrived with Cape dates OF
July II Affairs in the deplorahlc condition. De-
acrd parties OF troops continually attacked by the
k.irs ammunition captured and the troop. killed Four
ships had been attacked cattle driven off and the mills cap
urtd.
Adyiccs from Africa the slave rrnde flourish
Two stcnmeTs having each board ouO negroes and
sailing vessel with 400 had Guided the British cruisers
Al factory, Rio Ponzos 2000 slaves awaiting
,art alton.
MARKETS. LIVERPOOL. Are ll.-Sncc The departure
II Canada The sales Of Cotton have been 30 Coo bJl OF
rhirh speculaots Hook $500 and exporters 1900 bales.
In" imports have been DO 600 bales The luo'atGns
Iit ling Orleans 81 IS d. mdting Mobile, 81 81.
Busap.ruFFs-F!1ur las advanced CT L. Wheat ha. |
dr lnced 81 ~. Corn Is unchanged.
LONDON MoSEy MARKEr.-The Fishery dispute has
in the money market ConsoIs closed al
99S COS for money and account
PARIS Aug O.-fho four and-a-ha per cents closed
O4f 35c; 3s 70 74c
HAY RE MARKET.-Colton Is quiet and unchanged Sugar
md Coffee steady.
GUN NOT YET SPIKED.-Wc have the authority Of
evera officers OF the l. }. Navy, whn being engaged
10 The vicinity If Acccmac county present
card the speeches of Mr. Wise and Mr. Mapp, for stating
hat the Dialogue reported in the Baltimore Argus 10
taken place between The speakers, s ac
urate Ii The Beacon Herald desire 10 be mere parcu
iIly satisfied In regard 10 this matter the officers are
resent in Norfolk and will inform them OF course these
entlemen do not pretend (nor do wei Inc
uthfuness of Mr. Haes disclaimer but they simply state
5 10 the fact OF The occurrence of Ihe scene.
The Wing Journals will please recoect that the reuorted
Expression OF franklin Pierce not published