Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-18
Arrival of the Europa
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK, June 16.
The steamer Europa hes arrived with Liverpool
.-among whom are Col. Moore. bearer of des-
pathes, and Mr.. Griffith, the British Secretary of
Legation.
The Gotten market has been steady unchanged
little speculation has been going o and sales are like
y to be large Sales of the week 900 bales of which
spectators took 90 900 and exporters 5000 bales.
Breadstuifs ure unchanged. Sales of Western Canal
Flour at Cos and Ohio at 2Os Cd Sales of yellow Corn
3ls Cd, and white at 30s 3D.
Flour and Grain dull. American Wheat declined on
Friday Is per 70 lbs best quality Flour brought eos 3d.
Corn had declined 6dals perqr.
Tobacco-Fair business at unchanged prices. Stock
of Tobacco 1000 hhds against 10000 same time last
year.
London Money Market
The fluctuations in Consos had depressed the market
On Friday at o'clock they closed at looaaloo for
money, and 10oaa100I for account.
The foreign markets satisfactory Money at Paris
plenty. Thress closed Is confines less than on
Wednesday. -Four and halls at 80 centimes better.
The Austrian loan had been taken at premium chiefly
in Paris.
ENGLAND.
The steamship for Australia, while clearing
Plymouth on Friday, ran against pier and was
so much damaged that she had to put back.
Reports from San Juan del Rey are favorable to
the mining company. The net profits of the past
year are $4,000.
The free trade leaders in Parliament seem e.
termined to force debate on the question
reward of ef10 has been offered for the ap-
prehension of Meagher.
PORTUGAL.
The Portuguese Salt question has been settled
in favor of America.
GERMANY.
The train which conveyed the Emperor of Rus
STA and suite to Warsaw, on the 9th ultimo, was
thrown off the track and the cars smashed. No
one was injured.
There is nothing important from France.
Highly Important Aduiccs from Honduras
NEW ORLEANS, June 16.
The Picayune has received highly important
advices from Honduras.
ltappears that the inhabitants of Ruatan and
five Understands dependent on the bay of Hondu-
ras, have refused to acknowledge the British au-
thorities, and claimed protection from Honduras,
which was finally accorded to them. The gov
ernment buildings in Ruatan have been publicly
sold at very great sacrifice. Great excitement
prevailed, and there was much speculation as to
the final result
Advices have been received from the Baze to
the End inst. The mahogany crop, it was esti-
mated, would reach twelve millions feet.
Late accounts from Guatamela to May 1e, state
that the cochineal crop the present year would
fall off two thousand ceroons.
Arrest Of the Hon. Fayette Mcllullen for Assault
PHILADELPHIA, June 18th.
Hon. Fayette McMullen, of Virginia, was
held to bail to-day in the sum Of $1,000 to answer
for an assault upon Mr.. Ellsworth last evening
on board the steamer Trenton. Whilst coming
from Tacony, Mr.. Ellsworth had occupied Nc
Mul]en's seat in the cars during his absence by
placing his lady in it. McMullen threatened to
take his seat by force, but Ellsworth vacated ii
at the request ofthe lady, calling McMuen nc
gentleman. They met afterwards on the boat
when Ellsworth refusing to recall the opprobrious
epithets, MENU lien broke his cane over his head