Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-18

"Suc The details OF The present position Of The East
rrn question: which justify expectation uI speedy ar
raneement The which have induced the Empero
OF Russu 10 submit meekly The bullet dealt him Ih
cheek by his Ottoman broer aord ample ground for
cuatlon Ignorance Of the state OF cUIng regards Tur
Key In France and England, mistaken notion Of the I'M
possibility OF an alliance bGween those Powers Overween
ng confidence IN his resources and contempt fo
those oil his adversary may, in the first instance have
bined TO induce him uke step which better knowledge
OF his own position makes him desirous TO
Though one fanccs tha, Turkey can cope with Rus
sa In prolonged contest the chances o success Tor the
Car tcaly lrsscncd by certainty that the first
reverse OF his antagonist will bring to The Of the
yanquished the fleets and perhaps other forces Of two ma
ons each able 10 contend with Russia sngcanded The
slate OF affairs in the Caucasus where is certain that
Inc Russians have met with great revcrses and the weak
n 10 OF Inc army OF occupation In The Phncpacs declma
ed by disease and dsped by inacon may as0 have had
| frame Of mind"
The Times in te.patch received by submarine tele
graph from Purs that "Genea Baraguay dHl-
ers is, by decree in The onelr appointed Ambassador
Extraordinary and Minister Penipotenary al the Sublime
fotc IN tho stead OF Nj de Ia Cou called 10 other dntes
The Paris correspondent OF the Chronicle has the follow
Ing on The subject of The French Ambassador at Con-
stanIinope:"Gencra Baraguay IHliers, the ambus-
sador at Consan lnopc quits Paris for TouIon
evening lie takes along with him unusually numerous
and brilliant stall 1t said That instead OF ten officers as
at first announced he will be accompanied by nearly thirty
officers OF all ranks His appointment Is looked upon
indication o more vigorous policy The part Of France
II appears that General Baruguay dHiers chosen
the but because IL is thought that he will play
C"nstantinope ihe part OF French Menschkof. The
Eastern question has come 10 that point OF which
COLLATION. must necessarily cease and action commence IL
this that N dc Ia C0ur has been Withdrawn
and General Batasuay dHilers sent in his place. For
some time past NJ. do Ia Cour has not given sasfacon--
He considered having been particularly datory in
ranging for the entrance Of The fleets into The Turkish va
ters.'
PAals Oct 3l-lt was expected that The money market
would be considerably depressed today in consequence Of
lhe aespaeh IN the oneu o Yesterday IN which was
The commencement of hosties only conditional The
Of The Emperor OF Russia having consented give
satisfactory explanations 10 the Sultan had however reach
cd Paris from many sources that raised the hope OF
pacific arrangement and prevented fall in prices. The
market opened fmIy at nearly the prices of Saturday. and
the quotation of the English market coming higher there
considerable rise This however did not last and
the market closed few cenmes under the closing prices OF
Saturday.
The appointment Of General Paraguay dtIlllers Am
bassador Conslannuple is announced positively by the
Journal des Dtbats The Steele pretends TO know that
similar has been resolved upon by the English Cab
regards Lord Stratford do Rcdcle The here
tina, Sir Edmund Lyons 10 be the English Ambassador
Extraordinary.
All this looks as if war between Turkey and Russia is
regarded inevitable und yet there Is still strong impress
sion here that il will be prevented
Three Of the persons arrested at Nantes, charged with
plotting against the government have been brought to Pa
MS Other arrests are spoken OF as having taken place in
Paris Saturday. =
The price Of bread in Paris for the first forlnigh, in
vcmbcr remains fixed 10 cenllmes the kiogrammet4 ~
per H. According 10 The price OF flour in the Paris mar
Saturday, the price should DC AZ cenlimes, or near
per h.; the indemnity 10 DO pud 10 the bakers
therefore be aguu considerable.
The following the in which the French Mnist
Of the Interior announced the article inserted in the on
Of 21h the Turkish and Russian differences TO
The Projects OF Departments:
1he Moniteur Of The 9th inst, has no official column
1t in the n0noical columns that the combined
fleets OF France and England have passed the Dardaneles
Although positive has arrived 10 confirm the report
Of first engagement hosities are imminent between The
Tn irnnus nd he
Danube France and England have lost oil hopes OF ar
irving solution of the Tarko Russian differences They
do The cooperation OF the cabinets vi Vienna
and Berlin whose interests idencu with theirs TO con-
lnuG the negotiations for peace In any case they regard
the situation with security and they wait the result with
81 Ats evening 22I Mr. Soue Minister OF the
United States to Spain, was admitted to audience with
the Queen The QuGcn atlcnded BY The Minister o fof
e.n uairs by the officers u tho palace Alter being
ushcrcI in with the usual ceremonies MI oonle ha1een W
the Queen the Presidents letter. accredltng nm Envoy
Spanish Court and then addressed her us loiows III
the English language
In delivering the letter which accredts me as Envoy ES
lraordaaIy and Minister Plcnpotcntiary Ot lhe onen
S,nes Of America The Court of your Majesty cannot
dispense with expressing the Satisfaction experience In
having only give the most friendly assurance 10 your
Royal person, and 10 Inc people cohueu " yum
aud solicitudc
The respected chief who presdes at this moment over the
dcslines Of America anxousy desires that te pest unoer
s,auJng should the relations oil his Govern
ent with of your MujesIy and II would De 10 me
ora ,ca on duty cultivate and deVcopo every
event calculated render inmue inc Ties Vi interest
which cyst bcwcGn Spuin and the United States and to
strengthen the bonds which unite the Two Powers 0ter
Madame your Majesty my sincere wishes lor inc welfare
of YOUR royal person and august family May me reign o
yor Majesty be and fruitful in events destined 10
render your people happy and prosperous
10 llic address the Queen replied as follows
QuEEH IsAprLLAs REPLY.
MoSsIguu THE MISsTER: have heard with salisIac-
ton the you have given to me relative 10 .
friendly sentiments Of the President OF The uniled' nna
feel in assuring you that they not surpassed oy
tho SC which animate for his person and or your country
Those assurances always sraelu 10 me, co'incc M
more and more Of tho interest which Spaip as well as te
limited States have preserve and draw closer their orer
relations In your Excclency will find the best
lions and in my government the sinceest S S'
the accomplishment VI 30 important and SO desirable an o.
ject." ~,
The European papers had revived the statement tno Mr
Suucs first would be oier 10 purchase Cuoa zen
eZue was pIeparnp 10 leave for Capaincy oil
Cuba and is invested with the power iofhety cn]'yeu'
the Viceroy " ch. Rv onc
the Audienca Court of Puerto Principe IS
merged in Of Havana by ono!ner se oa ,I W ,he
nerdcncv of Puerto Principe and The island Is 10 o dVa
d nro wo departments be called Eastern und western
t:uha the captas OF which Havana and Santiago &c
rba rcspecyeIy and the dividing line tho easlerh limits
Of the Lieutenant Govcrnorship of Santa EspaVInS each
TO be governed respects military and political aias ny
commander Chief dependent on The Captain ana
a, repards economic matters by incndent ol hnhce
under the direction OF the Superintendent ueneiai W 'o
Island BY third decree certain local courts nave pee"
der further cnacls that Generals Pezueia, NoiEasay' arc
Payia Captains General Of Cuba, Porto Rco ana me run
Ipine Islands shall fulfil in commission ihe once 1 supe'
nendenl delegates OF the royal finance in their dls.fc
Don Francisco Cardcnas is appointed Drecto,; W
ihc colonies Senors Mcza and Sandno MIRANDA iale
Smnentendcn, General of Cuba und the Philippines are
pul on half pay There other changes ol ess p''
ance. ,,,,,n ,,,,I
Dsois Of the Indian mail had received in England
The heads of The had been already e!esapeo, anu
The papers 10 hand coatan little additional Eommecla.
accounts from India and China show little alteranon from
previous adyces, that the ACTIVITY "nc plevae'
Bunhay and Calcutta had in come degree dmnseI' a.
l.se ports generally business seems to have oeen nearly
suspended while Shanghai, in particular 'rasacons ~
produce were scarcely practicable except 10 e&chse o
opIum OF bullion. The Chinese rebellion was spfeaang'
THE state of affairs in 3umah was very unsasiac'oy "
the British. ; fo, aIs,
The same steamer brings the Egyptian man, from A'eS
anLria October l9,h Abbas Pacha had lofo!ouen e ca
poralion of breudstus but would allow shns 'aane ~
complee their cargoes the extent oil Zaoouo quarters
Trade was in unsettled slate. -, liz; ,ha
The Nile has This year risen higher than it has during me
last 20 years. Almost entire valley ot hSyp' 10 oIe i
sheet Of water and travellers proceed 10 Inc ~,
boats excursion which n ordinary times T