Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-13
LATE From Jtl ROFf.

sii,n American maj! ~E,oaihrr Atlantic hN: "lrirei III
New York with London and Liverpool dates t" Tie
eth ultimo. BY means of the Telegraph we have
the suhiuimr,l summary of the ncw>:
Lord John Russell has resigned, and IL general dis
solution of the English Ministry il threatened. The
other English news IS not important.
The Vienna conference will 10. meet until III" MD
die ri February. The public feeling in England, II
sail, is tending towards peace.
Russia i%nfcrprcts The four points thus: FIRST, the
abolition NJ the Russian protcct"caie over Mo!IavIa
aud Wallac!.ia. those Provinces being placed under
tile guarantee If the five Powers, second, the tree
navigation of the Danube; third, ii revision at ia,
treaty al ISL. Ia attach more completely the exist
eucc ri he Ottoman Empire 10 the balance Vi Eu-
rope; fourth, IL collective guarantee ri the five Pow
crs for the conservation and observance Of religious
privileges Of the different christian communities,
without distinction Of any form Of worship.
Prussia claims the right of participation III the
peace conference at Vienna in tho capacity "t a great
European Power. and has sent n protest IT, the CnEi-
net, III Vienna, Paris, and London against any rcsoIn-
tiunS passed without her participation.
Negotiations continue between Austria ana PRUSSIA
rcspcrting the German army. The Swedish ARMY Is
u be placed Oh en- immediate war looilng. He Queen
ri SurL!aIa is dead.
The Mouiteur contains several congratulatory arti-
clcs upon the success OF the French loan. II says
that l,1oU,D 0O. nDI francs have been placed AT the DIS
pn>al OF the Government.
Va change had occurred in atfaI.. NJ SchaS;"p0l
No General BATH. had taken place. The Russians
hal made two sortirs, bur, As usual, they were re-
pr:isru with c";,Side rnblc loss. Large rcinturc"m"iit3
were reaching the Allies. General LipranIi hai
again advanced his Oh: posts Ia Tchcrnayn with forty
thousand men. AMI eighty thousand are SAID 'J b" Ill
Pyrrknp, on their way II the Crlmca. \ letter nom
Odessa, al the 18Th. saws that the kiSs!aus VIII
shorty assume the offensive. Letters state that The
French division had gained The flagstaff battery. and
nDlv awaited 4 favorable opportunity {" blow II NJ.
Tie Russians had required and rc"ccupird the Omar
antin.. Fort. The last al the Turkish conveys .cIi
Sarna Tor Balaklava "l thE It'll.
\ despatch from Mcl.sciIk"ii dated :hc i.il. ai"!
published Mt 81. Petersburg on tho 21:iI. was /" the
inllo"in. effect: 9Th" sir." operations d. NOT AZ
vance: Two successful sugiic- were hiEi" 'i tl- l''tli
and l.,;L; Vs.. took irurtrcn Frcurli and English PR
Snn,r,. and the Allies los: a considerable number III
killed.
Si,.kncs. continued la increase IN the camps ri tic
.tllc9. The weather had been cold. Ia. was I!i!i!cr
al the latest date. Mcuschikuii ~ reported IL have
said Of his troops 'Innt I!cy .aiyl'r rest lot Generals
.Imiuury, February, and March would light their b"t.
ties far better than they could. 4
The Paris "lairi-" GAYS that th" recent passng" 81
the Danube BY the Russians had given ri'" tn II dc
nuluI by Austria iur explanation from !rinc" G"rtS-
riiahulf and that orders have been sent [" Count I"-
r1A!Ei IL prevent ilc Russians from Recommending
Tie campaign or ihr Danuhr.
IWEErO"I, F-bruAr, !I.-FEr sales al cotton tor
tho week we've s., 300 bale. Orleans luIg, -; pr-
ir:ua- %u,ii,ilin-, -; upland far. = m~rlLl!mg. .. Ia"
market opened with II good demand, but lei! oil AT the
.i"-".
Flour has been in moderate request. Western ga
uul Il, nd. u!,.n lbs. tprm, yellow, lis; wiht"
iJ>.
liz American srrllr.:r. q l"rrlon smnii transac-
tom, only have been effected; all descriptions have
slightly advanced. tolsUh have declined Glb-
SIN. al !ni II 1a!.