Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14
r!NEE DAYS LATER FROM nrurr.

NEW innx, July l4.-Thu Steamer Ali. r.r",
her wlarf shortly after 8 O'Clock this evening, brinr'
ING dates from Liverpool TO Isl July.
PROGRESS OF TIE Wharf.-The whole asrcc.
Of the war has undergone an entire change, and i -
difficult To- tnrcsee what new complications r,ay arr
Austria is ready to march her army Of 2Ot. OIO M,
into the Principalitics, thus interpreting bc,weaa.
the combu.tants, and preventing further ho-;iljti,s-
there.
Austria has not yet received the Cars olTriO, :.
plv. and cannot receive it before July 81, and will No.,
ac, dccisivcly until received. The action OF Aa.,ri,
i, in accordance with the convention between hcr..If
Individually aud The Porte.
The whole Anglo French force is now Mt ysns
preparing. il is supposed. Tor the expedition under s.
Arnnud III pcrsoH into CriiiIea".
The whole Russian army Of occupation is ialGp,
back il good order, with oil It's stores, into Scrc;h ana
Pruth.
The c~arrisons OF Isma;l. Galla;z, &c, are alresfv
~ the march To the Lrimca, and all iisposable :orr%o
will immediately follow, Us tina: Is expected To- be- tia
mex ha.tlr tiHd.
Nirlolus is on lis way 10 tho Crinlaa from Ken,
Admiral Napier was in the Baltic. june =. III, CON.
centrating III" whole force - miles t:oni Cronsta!:. in
a manner ;lrnt would indicate an attack
-Four British ships had bomburded Bomcrsurd.
The White Sea will be blockadcd from the l., q.
August.
Prince Mcuschikoff is appointed associate o; Prince
P~n>kirwitch.
Two hundred transports were preparing 20 take IN.
Anglo French troops from Farna 10 CrimT..
According 10 the Vienna LlOyds, the Russians hri
| shut up the sra Of AEON, By sinking IN the stfa!,h, NJ;
Kcrtch thirty-two large Darscs TILED with stone auL
rocks.
Both armies in Asia arc mo,ionlcss at Knrs.
Greece is quiet.
/ ENGLAND.-Intcrcs,ing debates have ,aL,,
place III Parliament on tic fishery question and The
Canada elective council.
The London Times saws that the failure %! q fesIa,
connected with the settlement OF foreign sccuri,io.
was announced at the stock exchange on FRIDAY.
Cant. Pearson, uf The ship Rose Stlnd.,ia, died os
hi, wounds received at the battle Of Shanghai. Chin,
There il IN extremely active demand for ,nonny
owing to the adjustment of the half yearly &C.
counts.
INDIA AND CiIlNA.-By The dotails o. the r..
dha and China news the oticiul annougccAcu, OF
Pcrsia's neutrality is received.
The North China Herald contains the mani; s:oes
from the rnnsuls of France, England and the Cur,I
States. i~us;iiying their recent attack on tie imperial
troops. II WAS also ruinorcd that the plcnipo,cpta-
rics Of the above governments were about proceed.
ing on u mission 10 Pckln,
The L. ). slo0p Hinocnncs, and the brig Porpo!ss
were Mt Hong Kong May 9th, and the sloup Plymouth
AZ Stanghae.
From Dcuistown's Circular
| LIVERPOOL, July .-COtton.-Sae uf the week
$4,000 bales. of which spectators took 10000 and c1.
porter- 5000 bales. New Orleans fair 3; middliuc
y; Upland fair 81: midding 81. The demand il
good, and the trade is freely met by holders. Tho
| stock on hand 10 9il ,OOO bacs.
From the Brokers Circular.
Brendstutis-Thc Brokers Board report that the
marke. for breadstu.fs has been influenced BY the
favorable weather Of June. Flour has declined
Is bd,
From Richardson's Circular,
Brcadstuiis-Thc quotations Of tnnr arc Jos o. for
I Western Canal and SIS for Ohio. W~lcat-whito lis
Cd: red lis. Corn has declined Is I'd, with sales Of
both white and yellow at 35s.
American stocks are very active, and sales in many
cases have been made during the week Ut ~ advance.
The market altogether wears an improved appear.
ancc. Virginia IS, bonds 93 a u.
TObacco--Il.c sales Of the past month, as reported
by Perry y Crusby's circular, has bccu $50 hhds. al
unchanged rates.
From n Liverpool Circular.
cudstutis- The markets have been influenced by
tho weather, and depression forms the ruling feature
u: trade. The depression was greatest on the 9th,
and there WINS lcss anxiety 10 sell on the 18th.
On the iOth the impaired feeling continued, chiefly
owing 10 the slight change for the worse in the Sea'
tlrr. Buyers are still on the reserve, ana the decline
of tie week quoted by the Brokers board is u on
finer qualities, and I'd on inferior descriptions Of
wheat; IL I'd un -four, and - on Indian corn.
--LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
VIENNA, FRIDAY.-Thc London Times ~corrc.pon.
deut is assured that Baron Mezendortf received let
tiers of recall on Friday morning, but il is Iot believed
that his diplomatic relations with Russia will be bro.
ken of.
Count CrQnni is to enter Little Walluchia by way
of Orsovu with about 10000 men an the 81 Of July.
On tho 2Oth and 23d OF June the Turkish vanguard
Of 2S.OUD men, attacked the Russian vanguard and
drove itbcyond Trujan's wall.
acknowledgements are said 10 have been recelr'
ed from ST. Petersburg containing Russla's answer to
the Austrian rcquisitiou. Well Informed persons be-
licyc that il gives no reason TO expect hat the ne.o,is,
tons will be further prolonged. In the treaty hetweea
Austria ana Turkey, il is added that Austria will not
enter into arrangements with Russia which shall not
proceed on the assumption Of the sovereign right o.;
the Sultan aud the integrity .! his Empire, ana taat
Austrin will rvacuatc the Principalitics on the conclu.
sion OF II peace, with the least possible delay.
CoSsrtSrI>OPLE, june 22.-Thc allied annie, con-
tinuc ;hcir movements towards Earua, aud IL q few
days would be- united there.
The Divm consents 10 reopen the ports Of Turkey
10 The Greek ttag.
NIENSA, Tucsday.-Thc new loan WI! be three
hundred and fifty millions.
BOMBARDMENT OF BOMERSuND.-The
bombardmcnt al Bpnersund in the Baltic, began ti
5o'Ciuck Oh the evening Of the 2lst-by O'Clock the
masked battery WINS dismantled and abandoned, and
a: 10 O'Clock the Russian magazines were ID AU!aLe.
One account says that Tie English lost mon, al
other 4, and ! wounded.
THE BALTIC FL.EET.-Napier's force near
Croustadt, consists Of l2-crcw line Of battle ships
. %tri=atcs, } French ships %. toe line and several
French COrvcttcs.
The London Times says TIM, it is probable that Ma
pier wished 10 offer battle TO the Russian fleet, or re-
coi!'ritrc the dcicnCrs Of tron.ta,t, rather ,tan make
Il regular attack on that place.
ODESSA, juno l9.-lt is suited at this date that
thcr" was NJ blockade, and that ships We're Get,!n;
carSucs Us Usual.
4 letter dated Vienna, June 18th, says TINT orders
hive been sent by telegraph 10 Trieste, that al Aus.
TRAN vcssclS of war ready 10 put to sea should leave
for til" East, and the tr!gatc Venus sailed Inmett'
acly.
sECoSp DISPATCH.
The position .! Alsirin il looked upon by England
and France with crcn, scrutiny aud caution. Many
shrcwd persons believe that her object in taking pos
session OF The municipalities is fully understood by
Russia, and tina, her ultimate object i. To- ~! the En-
pcror when II favorable opportunity arrives. lni'
tact has gwen decided concern Ia I'll" Hlhcd powers.
The French papers deny tint the Russians cvacua.
ted the municipalities out OF a mere respect tor Aus
triu, but that The Car preferred pcaceablcc Tncuati III,
To being driven GU, by the combined forces ct En;-
iaud aud France.
The French and English had GO,OOO troops bciwc'a
NarIa and Siumlu.
/; If suited that in the siege Of Silis tria, the Turas
lost lO.GGo, and the Russians l5,0UO men.
Turkey has co,Iscu,cd to open her ports to tho
Greek flag.
The P"ntoon bridge a. KalarasCh was recently Do
stroycd by storm, and 800 Russians On 1t at the time
drowned.
Mclcmcd PaslR was marching OH to tho relief
of Rasova with 2O,0JO men.
The Car was about To inspect his fUrtrcrses IN tie
Black Sen.
The work Of terrifying 81. Petersburg, was going
on necessarily.
Tie Turkish troops were rowing tn Triscas:on.
ENGLAND.-Ilc conclusion oi the fishery treaty
| between the United States and Great Britain had been
officially announced in Parliament. ,
In the House OF Lords the Canada bill had passed
through the committee.
F~RANCE.-Francc was quiet, and without news
OF imp, rtancr.
Prince Lucian Bonnpar;c fell from n horse and tFrc'
turcd hs leg. Wound not serious.
a rmnor prevailed Il; Paris that Drouyn illus
would retire from office, and be succeeded by lhoA'
vcncl.
Considerable rniu had fallen, throughout France
Preparations for war were stil going un with great
activity.
NEW YORK HARD CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE, July l2.-About 100 delegates are pre-