Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-30
NUMBER 1n.
LATE FROM EIEppE

The Collins steamer Pacific arrived a, New IJ.;
Thursday morning, with seven lays Later European
intelligence, which appears to be of consAxabla iA
tcrcst \
THE WAR.-The Eastern question has asASued
entirely and most imp0rtan: a-pcct. Tho Ssar
has accepted not only the four points rt gusrauN,
',ut H-p the Interpretation thereof, explained 5v>
England France, nm! AnStr!s. But no arni.iiCe !.
granted, and consequently h0r,itr- will cont.uur du-
ring the nrgotiallons. L is yet doubtful whether TIE
tIar'> acc,.I,;aur.i j. unconditional "v with uyur'Hu;
explanations. The Allies il sna wi! insist upon tie
nav" force "' RlsSIa III the Black Sea beng placed
on level Will! that Of tho nthc! Puw"r-, and II :!
-Uppn-"d Russin will assent To IL.
sardinia has formally joined the Western Powers,
and Prussia also claims share III the negotiations,
but declines Tor the prcsrnt Ia increase her army
Her conduct ani that al the German States still con-
tnues eluivnral.
The Russians were again invading the Principa!i-
lies. 4 dispatch from lSrailow oI January 9TH says
that the Russians hal rrcro-rcd the Banuh" ana i'll.
vadrd ,hr Dohrui-cla and hal takon both Tuitschs
and Babaiach. SHdik pacha defended the iorme.
place us Ion. H. IL wan prsaGnir ~ lt held
Russia la. answered ia" demand nf Austria :Gr the
mobilization =" Prusaun arms by eusin. 10 GOsa NJ
present.
In regard To III" siege Of S"buo;opo dispatches OF
Official character have been received OF The 18TH
and published BY the British Government IN the 18th.
but they embrace only whnt intelligence had hr"rU
been received by way ot ST. Petersburg. Mrnschkoi!
say-, On N January, that nothing new had occurrct
we continue" he -Ay- ITO annoy Ill" enemy by
nigh: -or;ir- and have made some prisoners" TIE
weather in the Crimra continued very variable. lhc
railway irpm BHlak!ava IT, the camp is !I b" com
mcicr at IN" tire "i the Allie. con;inurd {"
br very feeble. and caused scarcely nuy damage.
sickness continued tr increase. ia" garrison were
constructing bridges of boat to CONNECT the city OF
SrhH-;upIl with ;hrinGi- the north -IGc.
Dmrr Pacha embarked on the J.. Tor Ba!ak.GTa.-
He ha- the means "f carrying fore" of fly h"G.
-ani men and sixty guns into the trmea ten aou-
sand Turks Ind already landed. MrnschikVn Is re.
ported Ia have sailed with all his detached CORP and
D.temsackcn WAS watching The Turks at Eupaiora;
the garrison Of which place had been augmented.
The 5th or 9th al January WINS thought 10 be the
time when the assault upon Srba-topol would ;aL.o
place.
Letters from Odessa Of the s4ih mention that There
la, been II rarrh "f-uppl"- AZ Sha-top"I thai '"ere
has b...a another tempest n the Black SEA amd some
disasters. Tw" ,hIpS y! the British fleet suffered
much damage.
PAkIS. SATURDAY,, T.. MA courier hGe err,Tct
ron Buchnrr-; VIII" confirms ia" accounts o' t!G Ic'
ncwal al Tie un the Danubr. The RTsS,als III
full force had crossed the Danube above DrloChH, Ge-
feat-d the Turks took the town, Hnd wer" thea
marching IN Ia katchin. The Austrlaus were quiet
spectators III this movement This report has caused
considerable CONSERVATION.
| GREAT BRITAlN-Nnrious rumors arc Ghoat Ill
regard to changcs of tho Cabinet, but they were con-
! ,lrrcd only H. rum0rs.
: The Liverpool and American Chamber ot Coi3'
lncrcr have presented address 10 Lord Elgin iog
the part h. took il the nrgoatonso o the Reciprocity
! treaty. Lord Elsin made complimentary speech
ON the "ccn,ou.
| The proposed mediation Of ia" United States 'vc;.
ted much less attention than might have h""H sup
posed. The London Times treats tie subject Win
treat caudor aud ,irinucas. and -utmlis ihn; III" |
Satrs must allow that such offer %! mediation ma!
be- declined in any specH! md no di.rcrprc be-
implied IL is tree, II says for ono party 10 "icr ts
friends III services, aud equally free Tor the Other s'dG
10 refuse to accept.
FRANrE.-'Ihc news from France is devoid q; III
rcrcst. The Emperor had reviewed II detachment ct
the Imperial Guard "n the nth, previous 10 thrIr c;n-
barkutium for III" trimra
! GERMANY.A terrible imuEda;iOn Of tie Elto
occurred the I'd. and tir ,inHnr at llamhur.h was
! estimated M : Iona OOG mHrK-.
! lrALl.-lhc French army ut occupation III tho
Roman States VIII not be- rrdUCc. below J'U. Letters
from Sirnmn .nv t"' 49, ~.--.i''s'': - i"! ihH "'|
been signed, wall IL be uHi!l tie treaty ul beCr!u-
brr =. shall result III offensive aitau;" brtw ocn the
/ Powers named