Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

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NrN NORK, Oct. 3.-Tirr steamship larInr arrive!
ut her wharf N !Inli. past rIgiIt O'Clock thi- inor!:iI..
S!,r nTflvch cat n; Liverpool "m rnr afternoon at
the l9th uliiIno. after II passH-" y! only nInc day" am!
twcnrv.rwn hours,
THE WAk.-tincraI SIMPSONS despatch t" III"
British ."yrrnmcIt du-c:iUim. the assault uppl ti.
cap.ur" oi the MalakOif tower has been rccrlvcd.-
lie .HyS:
al II O'Clock on the morning oi III" S;!i Of Sep
t"intIrr III. FrrIrn columns, nnI"r I''D"rhIS i:na iiei,
McMnh"n, and D." La M"ii"r;m-". rnrri"i the Mnii-
k"tf tower by i most iii c.r"us vmi"r.'
The British c"iGmn si"rmcd the kcinn battery,
but after Il mos: deadly combat could iu' hold Il.
\ .c.nE,: assault wa organized un the inl,"wiH.
mnrrim., ~lSujiar.i wil"n the lt'"lar wa "vac"g.ri.
The loss al lie has been fearful, particularly "n"n-
The officers.
G.m. r,.i-,icrs Dispatches had not arrived.
tn" rc,rcn, III The Eur.ians "m p"r"h"p Is contra
d;cI"i, hu: II VIZ expected they wrr.L he unahic 4"
hold the north side q Sahrsiop"l, tor "'1t al Prov
SOM.
a",iiu. d .r:.ivr i, known IN regard To the next
m"v'iI"ai ~. ia" nlt-.
1ii" .uiI;tarc store. inInI in S"bn,irp"! by t.c nj
Tr. wrr, v,ry ,rr"'; four thousand canH1n AMI ii'y
tlouSan! hniia, Together with other iuI.ic!i'c Stores
., cumIr'H'i"r, were ;aicn possession o.
lie car .AleSni: !e!, III AZ aa!dr'S- I" 'hc rr!nv,
atyd ~ rely c"niiirrtiy uron Your courage /" r"i'c!
a.. lulur" attacks OF The enemy
IN 4 iclicr;o tie K.as Of Prussia ;ht Emperor Of
L"ssin stu!rs that he will accept III II" r"riiioI' az
pence d-rh."i"rE L. Russia.
The Car, with the tire" Grand Duke, hsd signi-
fed nj; lu.ert! no! cong e. the Ci!m.a.
.ISII:LLANGDUS.-Thr Turks held possession
of knr-, having rrptisrd The Hus-rans "n he 'ih 81
Au.u-i. #:;h cunsld'raSlr los. Thr kuSsials n lie
inst nccnuuts W Il. retiring Ia ErHor"HnH.
There il nr.uin. la;r 81 interest from the Bal'tc.
Tho Emperor ~; Au,;rin irLs formally congratulated
Qucaa Victoria ant the Emperor Nap"laom upon ric
recent G:ra; victory ol III" allies III the capture III
Seha-:ulrpi.
The inauguration Of Don Pedro, King Of p",tuSa!
-... s.I.u, -, 81. I'll, - .t.l .r go. 81, ,,r,ur AN
thuriasm.
Tie Kin. # Naples has cent lis H~poingics To Eng
lnnI ard Fra:'cr Tor The icc"nt inruIts.
MazLiuis revolutionary manifesto 10 The Ncap"!;.
tana has been published.
There il NOR. talk about Austrian Ir.",ia:irar.
The Latest WAS ;lnr Austria i. wiling % undertake"
The work vi mediation at Vienna, and F:nTcc nj Pa
ria.
I; was reported that Rr<sia had uai"riasen ,hc task
Of mediation hriwcru Denmark as! tie United Stale,
"a ro".nri 20 The Sound dues question.
fRANCE.-At Paris cogs.Ivrahir excitement pre-
vailed il r. crrd 10 III high prira ii bread.
THE LATEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sat
urtla" moruirs.-Ihcrc i 10 -Gt"r ncws from III" seat
ut wnr.
l. - runnrci here t!in: Baron Prok .s1 has arrived
at Paris with the uitimn;um nj AHs.r!a, which, il the
western powers are" IL, >tc proposes {" -"ud t" Rus
sia. Ii The later declines 10 nsrcr I" i, Austria will
declare war acain-t her.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Friioy. Sept. II.
-Cntian-lh" inn'kct is dull, Gini prices have given
way iGtl. Far OGi"ai.- quoted AZ G:i.; fair Mo-
biz, Gil; fair l~'p!ands, CD; ~'n;ddllnr, oil.
Brradstulis.-Ih" Hour market is firm. with an up
ward Tendency: western -four, 3Ss 4 JlS.; southern,
3Si. r lG,. Wheat - fms, sales 81 "cw American RED!
M lis. 81. Ills. s; white, rs; southern, LIS. Corn
wr- il lri.Ic lower; yellow. Elt-: mixed 3S!- r3oiS.
pruvi.inrS.-Eecf was firm. Pork was II ,rtlr Hig!i-
~, thu government having contracted tor i6,iNI bar
refs AMI ti":rcs. Lard WIS higher. t"lsuls HH!.
Manchester advic,- were uninvurahle. The none"
market wa. somewhat excited, bat there lad u,cn III
farther advance. Exchange lIud advanced, AMI tn"
iuirrcs;s-;atcs nj Prris had advanced 10 ) per cent.
General. Simpsons despatch In Lord i'Gnmur-.
giving details Of the fail TT Srbrstrpr!. dars Hot differ
IN lis statement from the t:!cc~%p!ic 'rs?a;chca pre-
viIUsiy received n LrH'ion nHi by III" arrival ri the
AT,r!i"a l#-t w"rk. TIE ENGLISH attack VA t.! hv
~ W. R"!f,lI%i"a and l.:.nt. Genera! Mafkilnni.
There w,rc - English Officers kli.,i IL the attack
n:slv.
photographic despatch says thu; Admiral nunias
was L. l.,v" NIrccm for Lc-nar "n The IN.
l'crn = II" later news OF Importance from the Cri-
inra. The a.irs We're Tuiut, and Mu new attack had
yr, been announced. 1t wa- considered nluls! GER
tain tna, the Russians caurnr hold their position ON
til" north OF Se5a,iopoi. Oh accouu; oi the scarcity III
provisions.
Il is said that the Gar, on hearing ii the disaster
at SeIast"pn:, sent a Topographic despatch TO the Kin.
of irusssi saying that NHSSh1 Rcrtr m.dt p'Tcr 1j:,T
Il 'hJr0f!
Dispatches from the Crimea to the llth soy that
IN" greater part Of the southern Qualifications lrf;
standing by the Russians have been blown up by the
allies. Ri>sianS began tu make their appearance in
smhI! groups among The ruins vi the town.
H"ncrh! Feli;ssicrs latest despatch says: We are
beginning +" occupy the town OF Scbas,upol. The
material left by the enemy is even more extensive
thhil at first an;icipatcd.'
Another ~despa;cn Gays That 900 guns OF large ca
hbrc have been captured, beside 4,UcO Of smaller ca
lIbrc, SIXTY thousand cannon balls, aud n great
amount of sunpowdcr and other material oil war.