Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04

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ga Young man named John Miller, son Of M iieh'y
,iier of Shockoc Hill accidentally tell from Inc ROOF Oh
huda. in vicinity Z" the he, an was se'rlc'y |" ~"
s.;,u.lv r1 red heard of other accident although
hr falling Ills and timbcIs, during the progress Of the e
placed the amen In great peril
THE CAPTURE OF NANklN By THE REBELS.
The ~ Commercial, in announcing ,he capture %
Nankin publishes the iollu Ing despatch received W nv
chant oi 10, lon, from rriesle:
THE uun. Kong Gazette April - confirms hls III
ma ion and avs that the capture was siirc'e" un wy 10,
II March II adds however the important ih'''s ,a,o b,
the insurren,S were subst qurny conP! i" =; an
city and that 9Th of Aptl they were ,r milo
engagement with the Imperial troops about ihy "'''s
-suuih .of-tise city VI NanRin. -; :
IT,. , ,s, in circulation in London, al the closing oil
-, ,f;c,s nails report This effect -"Shanghae aoah
TN. information however was too vague 10 pro
- rr,, fleet for il was impossible 10 decide w''c'heT
,,hac was abandoned" by the European residents oy
ho osoule generally by The Imperial forces or oy lhe
suroeu,s The mos, probable version seems 10 DC he
ucror that they had abandoned all attempts on shansna
after being compelled 10 evacuate Nankln
II stated that another despatch received IN London, an
nnunces state o CONSERVATION throughout inc
whole north Of China and that all business at the ports eS
csnr Canton wns Al stand STILL The slaughter in small
snpapem.n,sns great and produce of any kind coming
down The canal communications being closed
In confirmation OF these received by Mcssls Wal
ter reported all teas were Withdrawn from the Lon
don market on rhc day Of the Aca's sailing.
ENGLAND, RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES.
The time has arrived says the Philadelphia Ledger) when
England must decide intimate amicabe relations
either with Russia the United States portion OF her
asisocracy is no doubt from sympathy for absoutism and
dread OF Democracy Inclined to be terms with the CZar
but substantial interests OF Great Britain her com.
mette her uAnufactures her Immense empire in India and
what her personal safety al home point directly 10
different course peace and good fellowship even al
Ia COST with the Uhittd States Official England that is,
the men composing her government may as yet seem 10
hesule but in her hearts, they have long ago resolved 10
DO on terms with Brother Jonathan If he will only be Ill
lie more tractable and little less camorous
John Bull though by instinct and education tOadeaer
and loyal subject s nevertheless man OF good sense
having high for the thing called property and al
10 unAuttonng his brooches pockets
His ondnes for accumulation and his dislike OF squander.
nv his means have rendered him cuously conservative in
all his feelings an impaired The complexion 10
his The great hulk OF the English people, mot
merely mobiles and her gentry are doubt avetsc 10
Democracy hn they equally OPPOSED 10 despo'ism and
rich vein p humanity after all Through the whole
of ,hem Mature dd,noI intend john Bull fur apropagan-
holding and promoting tyranny. Placed between Russia
and the United States he hesitate 10 make his eec'
ltion; peie ring 10 60 few steps forward with America, TO
Preceding So isny Steps will the Asalic autocraI.
But ahoyc all things the material interest uf England point
70 friendship with the Uuled States and 10 death struggle
with Russia John Ru! is not the 10 sacrifice TO un
idle abstraction in regard ~ The theory Of government te
positive AMI danger attending the expansion of Russia
The progress Of America he may view with sspcdn but
MS GonRetce while that OF Russia attacks nm In
his sensitive paris threatening his political and COIN
And proportion as his Asiatic pos
sessions are ttedtened he will feel disposed relax his
grasp on this ronnen, ies quite ready we feel sur, 4"
surrender The ishesies and the navigation OF The ST. law
renee 10 the United States for treaty of reciprocity With
Canada AMI to Sell rs 81 10 in Oregon in consideration o
oar having been Too hot footed after 40 deg and the oba
bly e that il had waited till now, might have had
| 81 40 for the asking Of it.
Neither put any faith in the fuIofs, industrious
" circulate by press England medtates triple
alliance with Spain and Mexico with view Of guarantee
ing the er!y either Of Mexico or Cuba England has no
such netess either in Cuba or Mexlco ana ihe
London fines Spectator und Examiner have repeatedly
avoed one great object which the annexation Of Cnba
10 the Unej States you'd secure is the abolition of The "a
cep Slave Tcads Tue Charleston Mercury ascrbes these
rumors very rroperly Ilibusterng p'openses of Ger
tain well known gentlemen and We half inclined 10 as
crbo them the England, as We have nIrea
bserved bound In her mercantile interests and WI
no, risk pound TO save penny The United States Is Tho
last power will quarrel with, no matter IN what clrcuns
stances may be placed in the Of the next twelve
months Englunds policy is clearly nurked out that
child may see it, il MOI frightened BY bugbeur, II wout
be ga sier for her 10 send 50 900 loops Manchester Biz
,nughsm, ces, Nottingham and 40 forth, and put dowr
her manufacturers than 10 send like army TO the uni'et
States bpt Tic result would be the same John Bull or
obstinate self w!ed fellow but ne lsneser So clark mad al
no, be pacltied by al appeal TO his sell interest
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES.
Our frontiers are, cup.rnnous Commercial interests
i NJ u cnl zion.