Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

MISCELLANEOUS.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EURopE.
NEw Yorx, Nov. 1.-THE u S. Mail Steamer Baltic
reached her quarter of loclock with dates from
Liverpool 10 the I'd met.
The Baltic brings ia passengers among whom Gov
Jones Of Tennessee and Col Powell and family Of Phade
phh. The Arabia arrived out on Saturday evening
Whether France England have lost all hopes Of
psacsabe settlement Of the Eastern question.
Both governments announce that the Cabinets OF Vienna
and gS &c saosE RUSSIA aE
WhregsId to the question everything enveloped
10 mystiHca,on Vienna despatch announces that there
had been an armscs agreed upon between the Turks and
Russians for Indefinite period This dispatch materially
adyauced the price Of English and French funds Another
despatch said that the Turks had crossed the Danube with
The EASTERN QUESTIONING mos, contradic,o.
accounts in circulation regarding tho aspect of a
fairs In the East I, staed that satisfactory dipo.
matte note from The -Four Powers It's way Cou.
stsnsinope and that the supposed armsice was TO al-
low time for Its acceptance. This further
funds; bui began TO De ruTored that the am!stee
was only conditional order to Omar Pacha MOI, COM
menca hosties till November ls If he had sol aseady
commenced. This depressed The market particularly as
segraphic despatch apparently authentic stated thar the
Turks had crossed the Danube In great aIGs uear Wddn
and occupied Raofa with the nsspen Of assailing the
Russians.
Omar Pasha had informed tina, he intended to
march at once upon the Pfncpaies whereupon Go,scha
uate The southern part Of Walachia
The Russian merchants had been doing urge business
in cotton, which was considered indicative Of peace
Their troops were still encamped at Bucharest.
was believed that the original Vienna would event.
ually be adopted, with some notifications.
There had been official Of the combined
Rsssss s & liz opsrsSs Il Col
eries Much property had been destroyed and tile troops
called out.
sRAlN.-The union Of Spain and Potusa. was again Sc
rlouslg discussed by all parties
W. lrop had been offered the appointment Of Minister to
Washington.
LfyxpRooI, Nov 2-CuttUn-:ne penernI asnect of the
arkes for the pas, three days has heavy prices
hHortng buyee and desire realize The part of hold
ere OF grades below mddne which has caused In in
stsnea, reduction Of ll6d I'D effect sales, but in
general The quotations Of las. Saturday not al
Isred ales Of the week $4,000 bales Of which 5000 was
on sus0ulaton and I 800 on export.
RleadsiuHa. Prices by the America generally well
supported without excitement ranging bu, little from Fri.
days quotations. The demand for wheat and flour is
for iha beat QUALITIES and tho tone Of the market follows
closely tho teuot Of the advees received from the East
Whea!-h,e los. lbs. I'D; red and mixed o. 81 TO-.
pnia 37s ST. 3as. 3D.; Ohio $685. $685. Indian CornHiah
check business Prime yellow 4is held for 45s Wale
AIS. Gu H.,
LoNpox OcroBsn 81 Great fluctuations have ossaIred
Ia the funds owing conflicting accounts from she East
Bank stock 2os aal3 Consols had ranged from 90 '5
- - 80 LATEST BY THE BALTIC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IA telegraphic despatch ftog the
Danube OF October 27,h that 5000 Turkish Infantry
and cavalry had the Danube and taken possession
Of Kalcfal, Without opposition More Eoops were sill
crossugi the being In bages. and swimming their
around kaleiat ~ attack them
The London ii@sa mas despatch Kom C9nsah.nop,e
Oct Izd stating mat inc us'fan Envoy n8o ~
tho Suitln the dra OF the new note on ne 'oor o~eis
which had been accepted by Russia The Times still thinks
negotiations may prevent general war.
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MEETING OF NATIONAL DEMOCRATS.
WAsHlNoroN Nov. l4-ihe meeting OF Tho ademantne
democrats congratulate the hards upon the result OF tho
late election In New York. took place at Copps Saloon
to night. Charles S. WaIach appointed President
with is Vice Presidents and the usual number OF Score.
tsres
Cornelius W. Wendell offered series of resolutions de-
cang the nomination and election OF Pierce was In
consequence OF his national antecedenl5
known opposition to the conduct and opinions 0t those VINO
opposed Cassn l648 that the Baltimore Latorm was not
general amnesty to such that the attempts Of the de-
partmens tocrush the national democracy In New York
deserves the Immediate attention and coErecon OF inc fe
saent conRratuaog the New Workers on lhe sl2ha VIC
tory over ee.sois,n, depIecaung lie recent attacks on
DICKINSON, &c ,c
Inc resolutions having oeen .eau y. D. nachle tooS
inc asnd nnd mnoe an aDie speech against e esoa0h
charging on Inc movers Of the meeting hosy 10 the frc
sdent and design TO sink The administration ms caa
ted great excitement amid which Wendell replied lie said
presden! had caei out tho principles OF The Democratic
psIyt Loua ef,9s OF yes ana ho-mueh e"c''euen'
htse e9ses iot DieS!nsoh, &c. 49,, ,,,o;,o, ,.uuL
Mf Cye,tSh a'ei ne .ui.'o lao soosiueu' was eaneo
o aua oeny saeu Iu. 'ue H.ea. Sues.on Was no, Op
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p,s tson On .ie ieso'u.ionS was ea'oa Hneu NJ
sSnnos9 een,shen .'. ',s was an S'Iu.I on se
s,"S n.u menueli aenleu IL, ~nen Euen eAcueheni
rai.es Utmost coming 10 olo~s. someooay moved
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