Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03
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a Arrival Of the Steamer E.r.ps.

a 60 "a POSTSCRIPT.
~ ass1-ul Arrival or the Steiner Europa. ~
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE >
INV fosk, June so.-The royal mall steamer Europa
Ss,es rom Liverpool to the 18th inst arrived q, 6e
wharf, a. o'clock this evening. 80
The Europe bfngs &c passengers On the lslb Of
h,msAe, sae passed the steamer City Of Manchester
ing steamer Frankln, from New York, arrived of
southampton on tho 10th
PROGRESS or rHE WAR
1espalch received from Vienna, dated June 10Th
thAt the Russians made another unsuccessf AZ
ck on sislra on the l0ib when Geo. Pak.evitson IN,
hnssisn commander, received severe and painful con
fusion on the right leg He had been compelled to dele
to Jsasy. N Wv" 'e"o'ee
by the Russians. was also repulsed.
mo emperor Nicholss was shortly expected 1t Kiev
IL was stated that the Porto had sguRed his
., 'no convention proposed by Austria With reference e
the eventual occupation Of the principaities
A ,eegrsphc despatch dated GoihIand. June IT. ,.v,
that both the French and English feet were at Bore,und
.uenty miles from s-eabourg, and Il expected ths,
they would attack the latter or soon after The Ish
There was sixteen Russian ships Of war In Ssesbt and
they had blockaded the harbor by sinking shin loaded
Tho Baltic feet was NJ Boresuna on u ~,
singiors ~ "o'n hei'
Nothing later from Asia or the Black Sea.
The allies were still being transported to Yarn..
TURKEY.
Reschid Pasha retires from the Tu,tisi, fo,.,,,
Try and Is succeeded by Chekib Effendi '"''
DESTRUCTION OF RUSSIAN PROPERTY
oh 'ae oo1n OF may British steamers DESTROYED the
dock and stores at Brakestad on the Norb
at $4,000 tubles. ~ vas ee''na'ea
on inc Sist the steamers also captured several
OH and on the LIST OF June Jour steamers do
stroyed the ships dock. yards stores &c nj W.Sn
me oanase mere was estimated at 400 900 rubles
GREECE
Inc news oil tho adhesion OF Greece to tho ul,im,,,n
OF the Western Powers causes great rurnr;.c Rna.i
The Soa'S. ." pe contrVed at great expense 10
ATHENS, June There /. now comn,ets .o,...s
among tue ministers Tho three dismissed Generals bs 20
made their submission. save
haup retro stills holds out in Thesssly
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA
The honitcur assumes that Austria and pruss,. i;,,
amed tue reply overruling the objects of the smaller
Col Manteulrel is about to 20 to St Pe,ersh,,, i'll
message from Prussia, recommending the CIR % .o.n
husuas recent domination. Ii is however rumorad
that the Car has already refused it.
ENGLAND.
Eo'u oonn hussel has been unanimously rc e,ec,.d
to his scat In Parliament by the civ os Iondoo
the war. 'e'"a aS 10
Inc 6l giving Canada elective Senate has passed to
second reading In the House of Lords
The weather in England was very dry CAUSING vo,n. ~.
ticipatons for the crops '' "'
Inc Europa cavalry transport ship, was burnt to the
viii
troops 81 lives were lost, including Col Moore tho
commander OF the ttoops. and Is soldiers The remain
boats :" TUG
The Paris Moneur, in alluding TO tho arrest of Mr. Dill
on tho French consul San Francisco saws thar Tho Min
ler OF Frasee At Washington FASTENED bring this in
traction oil consular privileges under tho notice Of the
Government oil the United States and that the
oi ,no american Cabinet does not permit Of doubt of
It's beng disposed to do justice to all just complaints
an fhQf fa,T
the United States arising of the arrest of Mr. Dillon
Is settled nothing remaining for arrangement but the
form Of compensation to be given.
There Is very wet weather in France and /, o,o;,os
fears for the crops. $3.50 'es
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
From Ailigan's Circular
LIVERPOOL, June l7-Coiton-The sales Of Tho vo,r
oeen 80 bales OF which SPECTATORS took 200
and exporters 1000 bales. The quotations sre-N.w a.
leans lair le; middling SIS; upland fair IA mid,
ding l-S The demand Is moderate with n,r.s IL r.
vor Of buyers. The market was heavy afer the las,
steamer improved and again fell at the close with s
OF 5000 bales on Saturday " VISA '
BreadstuG3- Western Canal ass. O,;o 90,
Corn-yellow So; white sss.
From Bariugs London Circulsrl
LONDON, June l6.-Breadstuffs are firm FIopr ia
quoted at 3Ss a 43s. Wheat--wbite sos n sss nas -
ter, red 7s a s2s ps' qN@''
Tea Is hrm at lis. Sugar is a shade lower Coffee
shade higher. Rice is unchanged
Lard Is unchanged. Sales in casks nj 4ss n 5os
Iron hARkEr-Rails in Wales are quoted quiet al e7
los e. Bar iron is firm at ss IS Is Is Cd Scotch
Pig iron is dull at $685.
Honey lfarkeL-American securities arc firm with
a large business doing. The quotations are: u s Ga
1901 8, ioi "a ex div Maryland seilings 81 IL o5:
fennsyvania bonds So a 3d. Virginia sterling SIS
bonds "a; PENNSYLVANIA 6's, railroad bonds e3 O. Ohio
6s, lO3. ex. dividend Money is unchanged. ConsoIs
for money and account OIL Ii 9el-4
From Richardson b. others' Circular1
liverpool, June l6.-Breadstuifs-There was far at
tendance this morning. but the show OF wbea, was am
aud the demand slow at full prices on Tuesday. For
nou. mere was good enquiry and Baltimore and Phila
nephia realized Sss I'd 3ss 3D. being advance of Sd
I'd on our last quotations Corn is duh at Se.
Qnercitou Dark-7s Cd is offered aud reu sed for Phil
6s n 6s Cd.
From Hsvre Circular
HARE, June l4.-Cotton closed a shade lower s,.s
OF the week $500 bales The stock on hand exclusive
OF shpboard 500 bales The quotations are Orleans
IOi eOc; Mobile ar 9ic.; Uplands 77E Sic
BreadstuiIs.-Flour-s straight Baltimore 5lI. n 5et
good Ohio ST. Wheat So a. 81.
The CHoLERA-The cholera is raging badly at HEX
mau, N.Y. In a population OF 1900, some six deaths
dny were reported The disease in its aggravated
forn attacked the aborers the line Of the Illinois Cen
irs Railway near La Sac week before last and the NOR
tally among them very great.
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
BERLIN, Friday, June l6.-Thc Austrian and Prussan
note in reply to the Dambcrg coalition was despatched
Today.
PARIS. Friday Evcnug.-Tho Boursc, after numerou,
fluctuations, clo;ed to-day rise Three per cents
closed at 2Oc four and halls 96i csc for the end of
the month.
RATIFICATION OF THE MEXICAN TREATY.
LARGE CHECK, &c.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-The President having signed
the ten million BILL tho treaty with Mexico was GlIv
fled today, and General Almonte received check Gr
seven millions Of dollars the sub.treasury Of New York
This is undoubtedly the largest check ever drawn in IT, IS
country ana upon one depository, and probably the arg-
est that will ever be paid in coin.
David siak"eather, of Ohio, has been appointed Mu-
lister to Chill.
The weather extremely hot to-day No new cases of
cholera reported The general health OF the city is
good
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, July !, 1854.
SENATE
Alter reading the journal OF yesterday
Mr. Sumner offered memorial for the repeal of tho Fu
gitiye Slave law.
He slso gave notice Of his intention to offer bill TO