Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-15
LYSCHBrRG COURr.-Thc Lvnclhrr. vir.;-
FOUR DAYS LATER From ErR0rE.

New YoTK. Sc,.t. I2.-1hc imr, Cu:u! S:a:ss
mail steamship 81. Louis Asa Edrci@c. commander.
from lluyrr and Southampton. WINS Photographed be-
low his morning She reached hcr wharf ;i
o'clock this afternoon. She bring, four dpys la,,a.
Intelligence from England aud ali pnris of i:ur"pe.
The date, from Liverpool ARE I" the 2'Il az. in
elusive. The political intelligence" Il T" q! nn IN
rortant character. From the seat oi war "" have
nothing ncw--t!Ic old story about marching, counter
marching, occupation, ANA rXpc,i!t!"nirv f"rc',.
The commercial udyircs possess c"Usn!croh" in
portauce Flour had declined one >!I.tliug aud >iN
pence To two rhil!ing>. Nhrl. had declined eight
pence Corn hal advanced shilling. Cotton
had advanced nuc-cghth oi a benny "u the lower
.radrr. ia tho ptIcr lending articles Z" III" mar!.r.
no innteria! ch'Ise. Tie London money marhctw"7
easier.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.-Thc occupation
Of WalIGcha by the AUSTRIAN army had bccmiNIy ,-
tcced.
Omer Pash, M the head of div l-ioH of @j,r51 m"n
with 80 guns. had entered Bucharc":.
The expedition against Crimra "a- p"siiiN"ly;H
have sailed an the Goth %. August. Til" expedition
consists of 10lOO men. -; whom !l,hNU arr lurk-.
From the army in Asia we have no further ntriIi-
gcncc.
At the great fire nj Narma. IilD shops and private
houses were destroyed Several of the Gcceks who
were concerned in firing the town were 'rali with III
the most summary munii"E. SOME "c'" hh.Nt -
death and oil":- sii"
The cholera was raging violently at HoHmgruad
among III" French troops.
The mort tempting otfc"s had been male 10 til"
King oi Sweden Tor the purpose "i inducing linn :"
inkr nn active part with the western p""rr>. Ill"
French ambassador had offered LIS Mac>y subs
dy of fourteen millions iranc- for thr irr> mumth.
and seventy millions nr caC:I succeeding month uf
active hOst!ltrs The British envoy had ai-r
| raj interviews with the kIn', with IA" view -! in
ducing his Majesty 1" take immediate "fcT>lv" -t'p7
against RIlsssa.
A large portion Of the French fleet had lei Eomav-
| sund 10 make n descent "n West ilrringiort.
FROM SPAlN.-Dur advice, from Madrid ar" tu
the 9th ulr. Private letters received IA Paris a'I
Loninn stn:c ;hGt royal decree had appeared sup
pressing tr .p-callcd iun;as u ,%irv d armament
which had been formed in the pr"v.nc,-.
The government proposes 10 close all the p"l.tca!
clubs.
General O'Dnnnei had decided IL suppr.., tnn
Queens guards and the organization "t IN" I.".0eg-
drrS
The Queen Mother had not yet effected h,r escape
from Spun.
MlSCELLANEOCS.-1h political ul#irs ia Bel
gum have reached IL crisis. the t. g!am ministry hay
ing resigned :" m1Ss".
The Paris papers contain li'tl" intelligence Of an in
tcrcsng character. The Emperor mad u"; returned
To the capital.
From Austria Prussia "" hive nothiu., acw.-.
The diplomntists have not suspended cIr ahor, but
are IL busy
The English papcr- speak cmr"masmgl% "i tn"
harvest pr"sprr'~.
Aimiral- Napier and Dundns are cri'ir.-cd very
vcrrlv hy tho English journalists generally.
LIvEEpOOL. Aug .g.-MaNw"Q~ circular quotes
the decline in the flour market i"r the wr ~ J.. Ci.
a 2s and the decline in when, nine pence. The same
circular quotes western cnnn flour ~. 3D. .I..
I'd. Philulclphia and Haitim""r. - =. I'D. 81. "-
yellow curn Sos :5S. mi.: uINcG bj>. h!. "i-. "d.
Cotton had advanced IL. The daily .iI.es amounted
to 5000 bales.