Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-10
TIE SOCIAL CHARACTERS OF INDUSTRY
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER CSHAnt.
New YORK. Oct. G.--rhe steamer Canada arrived
her wharf nj o'clock thi- morning, bringing dates
from Liverpool to the 2:}d nit
The steamer Arctic sailed "u ;hc 9ith, and III" Ga
na,ln brings no further tidngs "f her
The steamer Pcrel put bHck 10 the Clyde damaged,
with five deaths on board.
The steamer San JaCIn,r WIS M Southampton.
The Canada brings Il3 passengers. iu".ulin. l2
Sisters ot Mercy.
The steamer Asia arrived out "m the 18th.
The Canada passed the Europa ou tl!u Ed, ~ III
afternoon, oil prncsh"a,l. bound To Liverpool aud
"n the 10Th passed the Baliic. Saw Mothim" "i the
Arctic
The reported rupture hcwccn Persia aud Twkeyis
officially cOntradictrd.
EASTERN AFFAIRS.-Thc Crimca expedition
had landed satr v, AMI marching Scbastopo!.
The French and English governments had announced
officially that 'SOOO men hn landed without oppOs'
ton at Empuc"ro AMI immediately marched upon 81
bastupnl. Also. that portion "t III" transport -hlps
hnd left mud gone To Nnrna Or i.ooo m"r" OF III"
French troop.
There was Il ruruor, however, ha: artack woCld
be- made Scbastop"l this winter. The Russian
tlrot had again run into Schast"pol seeing arr of
;h- allied fleet OF that port.
4 report prevailed nj Cons;nnnopl" that the Car
had drawn up pence proposition. Also, that the
CZnr had assrntrd to the proposed terms q" tI" i"ui
powers thnt he was willing {" entertain an aimr'i"r
nnd that steamer had been dispatched 10 v"-'por"
the lanLin. of the Crimea expedition: but al last nd
vices said steamer had not reached the fleet. lliri"
were uonbtS, however, ot full"T hi'i u "aI'ch
confirmation bctore being entitled /" much c"noc-
purnce.
There was n current report that the hsttori". .!
Odessa had again been bombarlr'l.
Anapa and kersch were closely blockadrd.
At last accounts the evacuation OF Walncun nnd
MoLlava was complete The Russian r"ar guard had
crossed tho Pruth.
1t has been decided that neither Sweabors nor
Cr0nstad shall be attacked this season. The French
Baltic fleet returns to France.
PROGRESS OF THE WARN" result t" the
Ausro-Prussian negotiations are expected until '""
capture of Scbastopo.
Prince Menschkotl has exhausted every means t'
mike Scbastopol imprcgnahc. TIL" npproa"h"- nr"
guarded by forts, and portion "t the roads intn"d
i proclamation hu. been issued preparing tn" citI7"nr
for rcsisencr to the last extremity. il The enemy
should obtain the victory, be- 'tlen let the whole
store ni powder 60 with him and them into the air
Other accounts say that the Russian Works NJ" To
he extended To be successfully maintained, and from
the nature Of the soil and cntrelmhmenis just con
str,cted OIL the land side cannot but bc turmchOIc.
1t is rumored that the English have captured th"
Russian express steamer of Sebastopol with lmp":.
tant dispatches.
II was reported ttnt shots had been exchanged amG
lives lost during the landing of the expedition h".
s denied.
The Russian preparations were mad" ri an"h"!
point, msconceiving the designs Of the allies.
a Russian steamer bundled u company "i Chssa"En
at Galatz on the ,th and destroyed the nh@azine' ."
the Danubian Steam Company, and secured supply
Of coal.
CIRCASSIA-Srhnmyl has entered III" northern
purt of Georgia with lS 900 men, md nivnnc" I" i;
koura. The Russians were taken completely d! r"
nris,. and rrrratcd after very feeble rcs-fGncc III
io the mountains. Schamyl carried oil great I""h
,lty of booty and made some prisoners "i hisH h"
These movements have hnd the effect I" r"nr'! ~"
Russians to rrlnIuish the idrn "t III" conquest "i
Turkish Armenia
(ircnssia Georgia aud Crinra To he place. ua-
der the Porte s Saz,rn, with the right o being g"'
rrnrd by their own laws
SPAIN The uIvicrs from Madrd r"prr-cnt SpHir
~ ouirt and progressing fairly under the nrT gov
rrpu.nt. There had been no further ou;hr, ai.- Ny
Soule's letter is viewed with contempt. No iurth''
new. from him.
GREECE.-Itis il now said iha, Gr'cc" hns made
submissive proposition o the Porte, ana "'E@ !" ne
gotinte II commercial trraty. ~
TURKEY AND PERSIA.-Th" riIInor which hn'
gninrd currency of rupture between lurK"Y MI"
Prr.ia i, officially contradicted.
BELGlUM.-Ih- ministerial crisis III Belgium hh7
suI.itrd, md the ministers are 10 remain
ENGLAND.-TEe weather throughout EnGiHud
was very favorable and an abundant harvest gh'h'f'
ed. The cholera was gradually suDsidiiS' 40 S'"'
raj news of moment. =.
FRANCE.-Nnthug of .pecial importance. AZ
WAS quiet. Abundant crops had been procured:
AUSTRIA AND PRTSSlA.-Ausiria and Pru--
.ia still maintain the same attitude towards hU-"H
and the Allied Powers.
SWEDEN.-Nn news al moment.
IKELAND.-The crops and harvest w"ro non''-
daut.
From James MclIcnry's Circular
LIvYKpnoL, Sept 2.--Brcad-'uifs- fiour-M'"'
ern Canal ne. a 3l-. Phadcph phin :'.s S'- tH!'.
more 32.. 3i-. Cauada :As Be. Sour anu lea
ed 21s. a 2's.
Wh.at--R.d Ss. I'd. II a.. white '- 3D. /" i's.
mixed 9s. ~. 81. "a, ~.
Indian Corn--White h,-. n 3'r. mixed ,"'7. I" sH'
yrllnw a,s a 3S- Indian Mral-y"Il"w los - H..
Br,a,.tutfs-Al articles arc bu"yhit' !"ur' H"rat
and Indian Corn being III active r"uest u very eA-
irelno prices, Tor immediate 'o''""P'''" A-' f'"'
SAMPLES ,iifiCu!t IL meet Wild .
From Mighn CIRCULAR
Iy,spnDi Sept. %!.--L"It"n-lhcrr continues -
-" 1,J .nnrly q! Cotton offering, particu!sI! "i
H. i,,,r uual;y al American, III anticipation To-
I. ,p rival nr r.w Cotton. The marke, continues
-; ,be same dull state and though buyers have IT,
y,r,sp. there il no material alteration IN rrIcc--
rh weeks sales are 3j, 800 balss, viz 10 -pnn"T'
3n0yJ exporters I,I5u, and specula;"rs 90 bales
T,,duv \ salrs 900 bal.s market quiet.
Breadsuls-Thrre has been good consuinifIE"
demand for Wheat and Flour throughout III" week
and the stock here has become s"mewlIa; r.du'.f
Wheat has advanced about Id. per b.; Flour II y.
4l IS. per bb and Indian Corn ir III tnr i"ii'>' "l
To- I'd. per quarter advance.
Tobacco Iuet, but hrn m
LoXpoS MoSEY MARKET, sept. S'-l!eTc was "
fair business doing in American sto"he' l. :. "y"+s
Of 1868 sold at lO6i lO'i l. s. b"n's i''' q
100 Il l0I.
Cousols closed at e5i for money, and 9'i i"r 7r'
count.
WIG NOMlNATIOS.