Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-21
STERN AFFAIRS


Gar has Indicated disposition TO open further Pacific ne
eo,Istons but determined 10 eyacuate the
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generally disposed towards and active preparations were
continued to that effect.
Tho Turks have taken renewed courage and the Sultan
SWEDISH AND Observation-Disclosures makes the same
demand on Sweden as she made Ptassa-tha Of closing
her ports again 81 the ships of Eneand and France. Her
EoeIsnd and France have requested Denmark allow the
allied Acct 10 take their station al Re The reply was not
Both tho governments Of Denmark and Sweden had or.
deed hes citizens 10 the Russian naval service 70 return
sPaIN-A formidable insurree,lon had broken out In Sa
rasossa The insurgents held me Case o aa Tia anu
tain them with columns oil infantry ana some
cannon Tho insurgents were finally dsodged and pursued
hiadrd and the whole province In state Of Siege
The details are obscure but the outbreak at Snagossa was
said 10 have Oeen ,ns ns deepJS i'm pica,ed
The latest rumoE that the insurgents had seeh
Joined by the tho garrison of Auesca and had made another
BELGIUM.-The treaty of commerce between France
and Belgium has been signed.
MR BUcHANAN'S RESIDENCE IN LONDON -
Some of guild often curious 10 know what our
&c, from the government An Item has just come TO our
Knowledge in regard to portion OF the expenses OF me
American Minister 10 London which VIII show NOW the
money goes" He lives in respectable and decenty fur
nishsd house. No. 56 Harley street. for which, including
stable he an annual rent OF SSool on! now Hucn ~
will him to live glance at the prices OF all
articles of house hold consumption, will show Ire rent
aono /. more than third of the salary attached to his OIL
fee.
THROUGH FROM RICHMoND.-A load of passen-
gers including Dr. Gaha Col FontaIne and several STATE
Senator's through from Richmond TO Stsan'on on
The cars Wednesday last. They arrived at Staunon
about daksome four hours in advance OF The stage IN
some places the rolls not laid and they had 10 walk
but II 10 considered through trip This event mas long
been looked for people, Promise after promise has
bean made broken, until 1t really wo are TO
have rail road connection with the Stuonfon
Yindicaor.
ANOTHER FUGITIVE SLAVE QUESTION SET.
TiED-A question relative the duties of the General
9overnmen, relative the reclamation OF fugitive slaves
who arc among Indiana has very lately been disposed Of
by the Attorney General hear The slaves escaping
from Mississippi made their way 10 The Choc.ew nation
and being pursued, the question aroso-wee the United
States authorities and oil The tribe bound to aid n their
yecamaon7 Having been submitted 10 The Attorney Gen
ern that officer Is said TO have delivered elaborate and
able legal opinion the subject holding that tue
duty Of both to aid the In their rscove tue latter
their services necessary to en,tle him to reclaim Them
had they been arrested In State of the union Washing
ton Star.
A DARING RoBBERY;.ono Of the mos, s.roclous
city yesterday Mlss Mcneil daughter of General John
Mcneil deceased and niece Of Presdsn, Pierce was met
Ia one of the public By ruan knocked down.
robbed of her purse containing about thirty dollars cctR
Gates of stocks amounting about dollars
valuable diamond pin. The blow was so that
she rendered insensbie and whilst in this condition
was robbed We understand that she much Injured
but glad Iha, her injury 10 not dangerous This bold and
darug outrage took place about O'Clock, p NJ In one Of
the public Streets and the robSsr succeeded In making his
escaps-l Washington Union:
Nsw York March l9-The American mail steamer Arctic
called to-day for Liverpool with 100 PASSENGERS amonsa
whom special tsarcr dcspaches from Washington to
tho OF Spain 10 reference the affair Of the Black
Warrior outrage The Archie takes out 10 'Psce,