Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-28

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Picture a brighter, better world than this.
Oh that our lonsings may have" full ffultion
In that sweet home where oil bright gories blend,
Nor wasted fountains mar the blest Elystap,
Whose joys, unrneusured, never know an end.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
-FOUR DAYS LATER ROM EUROPE.
Repor.cd Fall of Kala fat- Garrison Staughkered-Ihe
Cxar's Proportion to Eoaeuas the Prineipalitics.
NIw Yonx, MARCH 23.-Thc steamer Pacific has arrived
Win Liverpool dates to the sih: The Africa arrived out on
the Tin, and the America. from Boston, on the same day
The clipper ship Lightning arrived al Liverpool 10 Is days
The Pacific had one engine disabled, and made the voyage
Eastern affairs were unchanged. No battles had occurred
on the Danube, except an encounter between Inc Russian
columns, who mistook each other for Turks In the dark
Several hundred were killed before the error was discovered.
Small sklrmlshes 60 on between the Turks aud Russians.
The third edition of the London Morning Herald says q
messenger has arrived, and was Immediately cios0ted with
the Queer, who brought the snneuneemsn. ,hs, the Rus;
The story 10 entirely d~iscredlted.
Thsre wa. nothing new from Asia, or from the fleets,
The Greek instruction had bsea almost checked, and was
EASTERN AFFAIRS.-A despatch from Constantine
ps Of February Is states tina. Persia T EN- neutral, oa.
attacking the Kingdom OF Cardabar, and Persia hd offered
her mediation.
summoned the noighborlng nations TO fight against Russia.
England British courier belring the summons for
The evacuation Of the Prlncipaliilss, is already on his way 10
The British chancellor of the Exchequer had proposed a
double income tag. and the French Minister OF Finance q
loan Of $50 900 francs, to deftay the expenses Of the
Preparations for war In England continue. The first d..
vision OF the fleet for the Baltic, to sail In a day or Two, con-
sisted of Admiral Cowy's squadron.
Mcssrs. PhkinRh,on had purchased the clipper ship Red
Jacket tor $4,000 fer The Australian trade.
The Earl of Londonderry was dead.
More difficulties had occurred ut Preston with the opera
tives. e.
Tbs ship Robor, Kelly was ashore on Aiklsnd Beach,
J..I.d Ear oossonppra Wcr8S ayct. and the ship waB dt9-
The English Goveramen, had ~pcrdonod Frost, Williams
and Jones. the charts;e.
Victoria wa. to review the fleets on Saturday.
+. Sailed from Liverpool March q. ship Hibernia, for Phila.
FRANCR.-The French Government adver,i,es for 100
ships 10 embark troops and stores at MaEseiites Tor tne
Al Msrsellles, on the 7th, corn advanced 2 francs per hec.
1olttre, on account of the Russian prohibition.
Ia had prohibited the export OF gram
FROM Odessa aud her seaports, and this apnouncemen, had
strengthened the English markets. st. Petersburg letters
state that this prohibition does not extend to vessels loading
1t was reported tia, the Russian Minister, Manlemffot,
had offered his resignation.
i~AUSTRIA.-The Austrian Government had published an
official document, expressing It's views on the differences be.
tween Russia aud Turkey. II regards the proportions sent
bv the Western powers as of snch a nature as to leave hard
" O hope ofa favorable reply, but admits that their demands
were Just aud 10 accordance with the interests OF Europe
austria has therefore prepared for meeting The dangers which
NAV arise from q great war In au adjoining country, aud
from subysrsive tendencies which may manifest themselves
on the frontier during tho continuance OF the war;
A ieIegraphic despatch from Vienna TO the London enron.
ico states that proposals had been received from Nicholas IN
which Russia offers to evacuate The prinGiPnlities tho mo.
ment her terms of peace are acceded to. These are not more
favorable than those already rejected by the Vienna confer
ence.
she Prussan Government rejects tho suggestion OF Russia
so forbid the entrance of the fleets of The Western Powers
SPAIN.-Mr. soule was reported to be in high favor with
the Qusen of Spain. The instruction 10 Spain had been
suppressed.
Portugal was quiet.
L,vEapooL MARKETS, March - Bowers & Co. report cot.
ton dull In consequence OF the nou-deiivery of the mails by
the Africa and America. Buyers had occasional advausa. es.
but prices showed little change. Sales Of the four days
bales. The market closed tam.ly at 6s d. for Fair Orlsansi
Sad. for %middhnsi 64d. for Fair Upiands, aud a"d. foI
Bfsadstufs had recovered from tho late depression, and
former rates were about 70 established. McHenry e. Rich
srdson quotes aour in fair demand. Canal ss:; Baltimore
1 rs1,fss'P pns a snS D IN s,m ny a Pr IN W s;Hssi u.s. Sas1 1od Iasai Con- n.
quie, al IS advances yellow ASS; white Al q 46s. McHen
~ quotes provisions unchanged. Lard quiet at l a Is de-
Consols closed at 9lS SIS.
Pare, MARCH THE ,hress closed at I'll four and
LATEST DISPATCHES.
LONDON, MARCH s.-The third edition Of the London He
raid has q dispatch announcing the capture OF kalafat oI
the Russians aod the slaughter of the Turkish CARLSON
This story lacks confirmation.
Tvnrr, MARCH lit is stated hsrc that France and Eng
'a1s have decides , to PTsse mt any ~ @ass@sns l. l. '0'0'
MADalD, M.,S ass Ensiand and Ssain, and the probabI
oe.s,aa aS Im. Spanish ml1is,cr fro" London.
NAYS I1rER FROM CALIFORNIA.
FOURTEEN DAYS 2s.-Tne stsamsr United State.
NEW ost.ASs, advicss from San francisco 10 lat O
mas att'sea no, q, weeks later She connected at Panama
With the J q Oh,e Jeff Panama for New York with q ful
ING stHeut O. passengers, and ono million dollars In gold
coagsfhsr pTn tho regular California mails.
ILited States Is Thomas F. Meaeher, the Irish patriot.
The mining accounts are exceedingly favorable, and th
greatest pro prosperity prevailed among the miners, who wer'
Feap'ng rtcn returns for their labor aud exposure. The guam
MY OF gold. lie larger than for many previous months.
An !odlRn, from tho interior, arrived ~ Panama, s,y.
saas ., !ns surveying E party under Lent; s,ran have been klllet
~ thought that they are either oapuyes or have bssn massa.
cred by rho Indians.
Money was stringent. The value Of real estate was de.
preeiatlng.
SONORA.-AdvIces from President Walker and ha ali
buster fellow citizens we're TO 18th February. The United
States ships Columbus and Portsmouth arrived OF Eusenada
on the l4th February, when Walker spiked his guns and
started for San Tomas. with one hundred and forty men,
and one Hsid piece, leaving behind his sick aud wounded.
many OF bis fllouster troops had deserted, and those re-.
malaing were depending, having abandoned all hopes Of
sueeess. Danger and destruction threatened them on every
altogether on iorciblo levies on tho Inhabitants, who were
gwen ao''so OF tho new republic as pay. .,
IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA.
CHARLESTON, March 2Sth.-1he steamer Isabel has ar.
rived with Havana dates to 22i March. The Black Warrior
se Ths r Z. %p !. Gaps: Bulloeh, on the payment Of a
count OF damages 10 b. demanded for her asIznrs hv ,hs I'm.
ban authorities. - W
The American Consul declined receiving hr, considering
shat The matter is now In the hands of the American Govenss
nept.
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IMPORTANT R o MEXICO
Nsw ORLrASs. MARCH 25.-Dates from the city of Me,,.
90 10 the 10Th Inst, state that Santa Auna left the canital nm
ne 18th March 10 take the field In person against Alyarf.
= latter 10 represented to be in a mountainous retreat, sur.
nS.,nudsd BY government troops, destitute Of money and pro.
ruH0H and nearly deserted BY adhsYenth.