Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23

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r DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
HALlrAx, July 20.-The steamer America, with Liverpool
date. OF the 10Th ins,., and 60 passengers, has arrived.
The anniversary Of the 4th of July was celebrated or
board the steamer Baltic, in patriotic style.
Apart from the elections, the news Is unimportans. The
markets are dull, owing TO The pulilica: excirements.
ENGLAND.-The elections tor members OF Parliament
had been held in most of The boroughs, and the result was
adverse TO the Ministry. The country elections may now
ever make change. The Derby News Classics the mem.
bers elect as l56 Liberals md SO De.hyiies. The Times
makes the result so far, l39 Liberals, IS thorough Ministe-
rialis:s, nnd IS liberal Conservatives.
Among the most noticeable names returned are those %:
Lord John Russell and Baron Ro,hschild, for London. Lore
Palmerston, Mr. Layard, OF Ninevah celebrity; Muntz and
SchoheId, for Birmingham I: 5. Dunscombe, Sir {. Wood,
Hon. T. W. Gibson aud J. Bright; for Manchester; J. A.
worth J. L. Ricards, Sir r. Peel, and Hon. Fl. Labouchere.
Messrs. Turner and Mckenzie, Tories, have been elected
from Liverpool.
Sir W. Clay and S. Butler for the Lower Hanla,s, where
George Thompson has been defeated. his constituents cX-
pressing much dissatisfaction at his nesiecting his duties.
has been chosen from Nottingham, in place of Fergus
O'Conner.
The Royal Agricultural Society Of Liverpool offer a prize
OF $1,000 and q gold metal for the discovery OF a manure
equal to euano TO be delivered in England at E5 per ton.
A. Duncan & Son OF Dundrc, in the flag Trade have fail
ed. Their liabilities are s2u,VoI, and their assesis small.
The brothers Stratfprd, recently imprisoned in Italy have
arrived al Liverpool.
FR~ANCE.-Rumors are afont of ministerial changes
NJ. D. L'Huys is said 10 have been offered the Foreign De-
partment; NJ. Ba.orhe the Interior; and NJ. Foulds the De-
partment Of Finance.
Some alarm was felt lest il was the Intention OF the gov
eminent TO Impose a salt duty.
TIL" 'nsnrrertion in Algeria had been suppressed for The
present.
The Moni,eur contraticts tho s,,,er,oo, ria, disotie c,;o,
had been discovered in one Of the regiments OF the line.
1t was reported both al London ana Paris, that Louis VA
poleon had Informed the British government that ne is pre-
pared TO admit certain English staples into France, on easy
terms, provided the British import duty on French wares
be repealed.
The condition OF the vineyards were less unsatisfactory
on the Bord de las than on the kline.
Prices of whea, and flour had declined on account oil the
promised abundance.
PORTUGAL.-Thc 81. Uoes' salt monopoly may be con
sidered suppressed, rs the American, English, RUSSIAN and
other vessels are loading on tis same terms as Tue iot't-
sWITzERLAND.-The s]undersord parties in Fryesurs
have appealed 10 the Federal Council against the measures
taken 10 break up their organizations.
SA~RDINlA.-Ihs government, mas established a quaran-
tine on ali vessels coming f-om New Orleans and Mobile, on
account of the cholera in Louisiana.
HUNGARY.-Dembiuski and Szemere write TO the Jour
nal ds Debd,s al Paris, denying tia they offered the crown
of Hungary to Russia, Georgey being the only man who pro.
posed il.
CAPE OF oOD H~oPE.-Da,cs TO the 29Ih Of May
bring no news. The kaiir war was no nearer a termina.
ton. General Ca:hcart had announced TO the enemy, that
no terms would be listened TO but submission or defeat.
Observation-Disclosures, July III. tine Cotton market
was unchanged. The sales of the week were $3.50 bales,
of which spctuiators t"oS $3.50 bales. and exporters 5000
bales. Fair Orleans Csc; :"iddi;ng 81. Fair Mobile and
Breads,ufIs were vcly duIl. Western Canal Flour, l9s.
Cd. a EOS Ohio 2os. Yellow Corn, Bis; white 2Os: 90.
LONDON MAnEErs-Ihere was but little doing in grain.
Wheat had declined Is.
Money was abundant. Consols had fuctuated from 100 to
zoos. American stocks, with the exception of railroad
bonds, were in fair request.
The weather throughout England was fine, and crops in
all parts of Europe were remarkably prosperous.
Having published the ar'icl" from the Fredericksburg
News, referred to below, we copy from the Wing the follow
Ing letter of Dr.. Patrick:
On my return 10 keuawhn this week, the Richmond En-.
quiyer, of the 18th ut. was lanied me, continuing an arti-
Gle from the Fredericksburg News, on the action OF the
WING National Convention, which, from The beginning 10
the eud, is t. tissue "t most nnmitgatcd ialschood. II conf.
mences thus-"virginia was the only State in the thirty-one
that faltcccd, and this was III. result nf u few iai,hless rep
resentalivcs whose constituencies they acknowledged they
had misrepcsrutcd. am referred 10 by name in another
portion of the article. PROBABLY presume no, TOO much in
taking il for granted that Ibis also WAS intended for me. l
therefore pronounce the charge false in every particular
Previous 10 my return home a large and enthusiastic meet:
Ing was held in kanawha, approving the nomination of Gen
Scott. ] passed through two other counties in this district
and the sentiment was general, a most hearty concurrence
In the decision OF me Convention: TIC vote We shall enrol
In November, vii! show that the News.Iran knows nothing
of the Western section OF the Stale. And l may here add
that previous 10 my appointment ms a delegate, my prefer
ence for Scott over all Others was generally known, or a
least amones, the whi.s in The Legislature.
l am spokcn Of as the iorc star from the k,nawha dis
trici," treating me ns the Only delegate from the 18Th district.
VIM. P. Rathbone OF The coun,y .! Writ, one o. my col.
leagues, was III attendance during The sitting of the Cunven-
ton. | am also charged with holding abolition sentiments,
by way Of accounting Tor my votes in favor of Scott. de.
fy Mr.. Semple aud all others 10 show that have al uny
time, during the whole course oi my la, done any Thing BY
word or deed that could give TIE least ccuucnancc 10 suc.
an idea. Can language 100 strong be applied 10 a wretch
W ucllUeIhleIy IduIlsdtte IL CihhIgc , NIer ldlsc iiu u II
founded? l am sure all honorable men will say no! /, is
Illuminating 10 speak of an individual conducting a public
press in such terms; hut he is ion deep in The SINK OF infa.
my 10 deserve any thing more mild. S. PATRICK.
July 9th. 1852.
EsT May ! ioqucst those papers 10 insert, tha, copied
from the News.
~fCDENSE!-" though We had seen something oil
ponucal eHfoh1ery ana Hnpud,ncc in the course of twenty
years, but the attempt by the Southern Scott press 10 proye
Gen. Pierce an abohii0nis'. 50 touch bevond the sublime
In lyinQ-a flight uEcqualleo hy any Ruorb,ck im,nina,ion
that ever ferlilIeed tho field of ial.ehout. And ,h.o 10 nro.
tend TO prove this by the most INSCRIPTIONS abolition, nri,,s
that ever biaciencd an honest mans rsputaiinn-prin,s rh,,
have applied every opprobriuus term 10 Gen. Pierce thai
malignity could invent, in revenge for his answering opp,.
siton TO all their i%ncendiary schemes-is an effort al inpo.
sition that we did not believe the most desperate political
aamester would undertake. Boston Post.
-S------
From the St. Lonis Times
AS light BE EXPECTED.
we notice the Chicago Daily Tribune, which has officia.
TED as The great high plsst IN The councils of the Abolition
1915 OF the northwest, tor the last -four or five years, has run
up the names of Scott and Graham with the Wing State
ticket. For ourselves, We never doubted the predictions
OF that sheet, and are glad, even a, this late day, that It's
head and hands are wlcfc its heart has always bscn-aud
where they all belong, with the Wings.
Gen. Scott got bis nomination by trucking 20 the Adolf
1ionists Of New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio, and We are
not q, all surprised to see the rank and file of tina, redoubt.
able party coming TO his rescue. JUPITER.
IMPORTANT.
EosroS, July 2l.-Mr. Webster publishes in the Courier.
a despatch from MIR. Everett, while Minister to England, 10