Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


New Ynnn Aug l5lh--The STEAMER Humboldt arrived
this evening from Southampton and liavrc bringing Isl
passengers and vcrp"ol dates OF the 81 inst me amc
ca arrived Liverpool on the 5lst, ANA Inc Hasgow IL
6 reenock the 3Oth ut . ,
Among iIumhodfs passengers is s. c. Goodrich late
RTSSiA AND TURKEY.--iHic Eastern question
less favorable aspect. II feared that The Emperor ell
Russia would decline 10 withdraw his forces from the n
cipaes as stipulated in The propositions Of the Three
Powers The English and French fleets would in that case
be ordered pass the parduncIes and peaceful settle
ment OF the dispute greatly coparded
teegapic DESPATCH dated Consantlnnplc, July 2Uh,
states that the Porte and the sentages OF The great
had accepted the proposition of the Austrian minis
er which aranged tina! the English and FrenGh fleets
evacuated the Princpalilcs Turkey wtud then send an
Ambassador open negotiations al ST Petersburg Con.
also To b. oencl al Senna DS hc cuschl VI
Russia. =,
decline in The funds has been CAUSED at London and Pa
s by article in the Constitutoncc declaring mat
France and England would not consent TO the arrangement
which had proposed Coustaniinupie Great uBcasl
ness had also created by decree the Car ordering
fresh levy q" recruits throughout The Empire This was IN.
lerpreted as looking 10 war
The statement lie rcusscrtCd that The United States had
offered assist the Porte with money and active forces
The intelligence from The PrincipaIitles was inporant
MoIuva had declared itself independent of the Porte, and
refused pay further tribute similar movement IS eH-
peeled in Walllchia
Ii is as,rrrnned that the Porte intends addressing u!i
rnatun Russia. in which after paying due regard 10 the
rights the nans Christian Subjects that sovereign de-
.s ll,t # in spite OF these assurances Czir
should persist Offering the pnrlc resolved accept
H. that m responsibility must liz with Russia 1t Is
also asserted that This document has been communicated 10
The Ambassadors Of France aud England O:dcrs have been
sent iluspodals OF Maa and Wallachia ordering
th.m quit The ncpaities and retire To the right bank
Of The Danube
The Egyptian fleet arrived al CnnsIannorie on the l!lh
ut with l. u(I men.
Admiral Uunas al HE English fleet, with all his capita ns,
had been on i recon nul-sancr al the inrtrrssrs.
Another flal crisis feared at Cdnstannnple.
There was a rumu IN Vienna at Il treaty between
The IT, Surcs and Porte and the probable ccssnn at
Maronavi2za Three American cacs said 10 he in the
Rusphnfns
Russia had demanded Of Persia the ccssion OF the pro-
vince OF Taus IN lien SO 00O 600 roubes due her.
ENGLAND.-.A Frcnchman, named Edward Rcymaud,
arrested Southampton the charge "i having
cvnspired with others murder the French Emperor lie
wac taken To london for examination.
THE MARKETS.
IoSpns, AUGUST IA very favorable change has occur
weather. which has had good clcc, on The wheat
crop The rcurls of the spread ut the potato disease are
ontlclins, but, The whole unsatisfactory AL MARX
Lane, yesterday wheat dull hui parcels brought
2s per quarter uvancr Foreign wheat was hardly main
tanned Flour inactive but firm. Corn in demand
LIvERponL Aug 3i-Cotton continued In active demand
since the Africa IS O00 bales o winch
spectators took 700 and exporters 900 bales
Mctenry quotes less activity IN wheat ana ilour ana
extreme rates Of last week maintained. Corn steady
Richa 81 Bro that owing 10 the the ~chthsr'
Brcadslus were quc;er wheat md hour IN limited DE-.
inand at the prices of The preceding Tuesday.
At Birmingham there mere tirnness ~ iron
HavRE MARxEr--liavrc, Aug. 3.-Salcs al Cotton Tor
the week 1 600 bales, at IA 95f for Orleans