Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER HUMBOLDT.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Turkist end Russian Har
NEW ioSK June elst.-lhe steamer Humboldt, with,
oouthampton dates OF The 9Th inst ant l25 passengers
reached her wharf about 3& O'clock p NJ Among pas
Sensets are w Cullen Bryant Of the New York Evening
envoy from Bremen; Bingham Consul General from The
English Government to GaIssea n Brown, late Amer.
from the Mexican Legation at Paris.
The steamer Cambria arrived the 6;h and the Bal
tic on The 7th.
ENGLAND.-A split had occus in tie Enplsb cabinet
between Lord Johd Russell and tn. Irish members and the
latter had sealed their designations Munse, Keogh and
Sadier had Withdrawn.
The income tax bill had passed the House OF Commons
The subject Of the imprisonment OF B'!tish co!ored
ects in South Carolina about 10 be brought before Par
lament
The exports for the month of May exceeded OF the
same month last year by e. $50 900.
The Patent Gutta Percha Works al London, had been
burnt, involving loss OF tl00.00O.
The steamer Times Dublin and Liverpool packet
with 300 passengers board, had burst her boilers by
which nine persons killed. and many rghuIy scad
! GERMANY.-The ratification of the Zollverein treaty
| was confirmed al Berlia the ID
was still hoped that the peace ot Europe would be pre-
served but further advices from the East anIousy
awaited.
TUkKEY.-The news from This quarter is decidedly war
like. Tic English fleet in the Mediterranean had been
dcCd 10 the Ddrdane!es and the fleet in the Chanrc had
been despatched 10 the Mediterranean TIC French feet
had also arrived Besica Bay The Russian forces
moving towards Modava and WalIach the frontier pro-
vinces Of Turkey and the Russian troops in Warsaw had
received orders 10 proceed by forced marches Bessaaba
he
gantic character.
The Egyptian fleet with army of 20 900 mrn were pro-
ceedns 10 the aid OF the Sultan and the rurcoman chiefs
busy engaged raising an army OF 100 900 men for
the assistance of the Porte Similar 1r,s also being
in every province OF the Empire. The mediation OF Aus
ra and Prussia spoken of 10 the threatened war
and Count Nesselrode with important depatches had
we'd in London late depatch TO the London Times says
tha, the Emperor Of Russia had courier Cons,an
tinOpe with the demand that Menschko's last proposi
ton should be complied with in eight days.
THE MARKETS.
LwEapooL, JuSE Wright i Candy quote dull
heavy cotton mLIket with decline OF 10. in
actions made privately. The Circulars generally, however,
quote the murkct unchanged Sales the 6th Of 5000
bales, and the 7h OF 900 bales with small demand
from spectators and exporters. The duuess Of the
kets owing 10 the unfayorabe aspect Of political affairs
Al Manchester prices were easier without marked dc
cline.
Observation-Disclosures quotes in demand afrel
Tuesday with moderate sales cd per barrel since
Friday Other circulars qoue flour active 6j Is per Dbl
advance for The week Corn unchanged Fine uaitles
Of wheat had advanced Id Friday. Other circulars
quote ID Sd per ~ lbs advance lu The week The arrivals
VI Brca!s:uiiS small
LONDON MARxErs.-Brcads Glis In the London market
had considerably advanced and were very frm
The money market had improved
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE RESOLUTIONS OF CEN
SURE-LETlER FROM MIR. BURKE.
CoScoRp ~ H, June 20.--Mr Burke VIII, presented Ger
tain resolutions in the New Hampshire Democratic Conven
lion, censuring President prce for his in regard
appointments has adiressc letter 10 the Democrats OF the
State in answer 10 an article which appeared in he New
Hampshire Patriot Mr. B. says in reference the commit
tee reporting the reloluons at ne does not believe sin
Gle gentlemen composing H. wished designed attack the
Administration.
He further remarks "Hc did not. and presrmcs others did
not but canddly that did wish 10 have the
Democracy Of New Hampshire present clear and straight
forward record 10 The world, stand the national plat
form; the third resolution asserts, unchanged and lha, II
the Democracy had been overlooked, and Frecsoes,
CoaOnlsts and Dsnnloniss had bren taken too much into
favor into favor. the Democracy OF New Hampshire were
not responsible for IT,"
Mr.. B. concludes by asserting that he shall not war on
the Democratic parIy-pr'ncipe nsages or canddaes-but
shall upon the unempble e caba a the Ca pitol who
sfecr!ng under shield the Democratic party will
ing hazard ts unity and success to crafty personal dis
! like members OF tho party.
upon Gen Pieccs New Hampshire uign; ae u.eup'ea
with bitter reply 10 Mr.. Burke.
The Patriot that the statements ol Mr. Burke sre
malignant asehUuds and intended threats against the
administration and him o. cowardcc and Us being
bully an sassin Sc which traits the Patriot thinks he
exhibited when attacked the President through The COM
mce in the Democratic Stale Convention, and that body
correctly failed sustain the resolutions he offered he
Patriot also says that Bures is owing 10 his failure
to secure q lucrative office.