Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LATER FROM ETRCpF

New YoRE, Juno 2D-rhe n.,r s,asrnsb;n g,
Louis has arrived bringing Liverpool dates to the
9th inst.
The steamer Asia arrived at Lvorpool IN ,ba se-
c"nd June. Inc Hermann reached Cowos OH the
following day.
Scarcely had the steamer Atlantic left Liye.pool
with the of the great succcss of the Allies
against the Russians, than further intelligence in re.
ference to their position in the sea Of AzoT reached
England. From despatch received at the Adm;-
rally from Admiral Lyons dated kertch 3lst Nav, il
appears that the squadron in the Sea OF Azoff an
pcarcd before Gentchl, aud landed body Of sea-
men and marines and after driving the Russians from
the place, destroyed the depots and Vessels laden
with corn and supplies for the Russian army. Only
man was wounded Since entering the Sea Of
Azof four steamers Of war, and 2lO vessels employ
ed in conveying supplies to the Russian army have
been destroyed
The Paris Monteur of the 4th inst, furnishes the
following desputcl from Gen. Pei5sier TO the Min
ister of war
"CRIMEA, June lst.-We have sprung the mines in
front of tho flagstaff Of the bastion. Tho second
plosion did considerable damage 10 the enemy. In
the ravinG Of Cnreening Bay, in advance of our
works, the Engineers discovered traverse line OF
"a cubic Cases, filled with gunpOwder placed Just be-
meath the sOd each containing titIeth kllo
gramnle of powder, and covered with Illuminating
apparatus which would explode by simple pressure
Oi the foot"
The conferences at Vienna were formally closed at
The late sitting held on the 18th inst. A despatch
from Gortschakotf dated 29th May, states that the AL
Hes occupied hertch, bur have not pushed nwards, in
consequence OF tho measures he had taken. The Al
lies would not bo able to cut off tho communications
of the Russian arms
The Gazette OF Frankfort publishes n despatch
from Odessa to tho effect that the Russians arc
raising bnticrics tO command tho channel near
Gcritch which connects Putrid Lake with the Sea Of
AGni. Another says, thut General Onschakofl lud
arrived ut Pcrekop with his division. Gen. GrOscn-
helm had also arrived at Percknp with tho light
valry division. These gave Prince Gortscllakoif
reinforcement of lS,UDO men.
Letters from Berlin, To the lst June state that the
success ot the Allies in the Sea of AzOff had made
deep impression there.
On the I'D May, I9O cases OF Cholera occurred at
ST. Petersburg.
News from kartsCh to the Sd Of June, states that
every thing was going on satisfactorily
Sou Juk Kali was evacuated by the Russians on
the 18th of May. They burnt tho principal buildings
and abandoned ID guns and six mortars.
GMATA, JrNE lst-A great fire broke out last
night in the Artillery and Cavalry stables, close TO
the Ammunition depot The Austrian garrison sue
cecded i'll cxtlngushing the fire, but LOB houses were
burnt.
The cholera Ia said TO have appeared in the Aus
TRAN army at Gaiiciu.
A letter ju-t received from the French camp at Sc-
bhst"p", dated May I'D, states that the Allies were
the nj great events thnt everything was pre-
pared; the last arrangements had been made III
council OF war, at which General: Canrnbcrt PeIl--
llcla, Murnira, and AdmirnlS Brouat and Lyons
were present. All the rcInforccncnts had come up,
making the French army amount to 2OO,O0O men.
tclegrarhic despatch from Cajari, announces the
death OF the Bcy oi Iunls the night of the lSt OF
June Hi: successor and cousin, Sidi MOhammed
Kcy, had asccndcd tho throne without any oppos!-
ton.
Both Houses Of Parliament met on the 4th Of June.
In the House OF Lords the newspapers stamp act du-
ties bill WAS passed through the comnittee. In the
Hmm nE (',,u he MI
duct and policy of the Government, was resumed
After heightened debate the House adjourned. Mr.
GilsoI considering the Turkish territory rs now IN
tact and safe, condemned persistence In the war
which he described rs of infinite extent, aud only
pursued in vain desire for military glory Momes-
worth denounced the temptations which had been pre-
sented for the conclusion OF recreant peace, and
conended that the safety, well the glory of the
British Empire should not be pered by any signs Of
cowardice or surrender OF high principles which con.
stute the rca bond of union amongst the scattered
elements of English National grandeur.
The Liverpool Cotton Market OH Saturday, June
3D. closed with general, steady, buying prices, all
kinds at the extreme range OF Fridays sales, which
amounted To 10 100 bales June 4th the market closed
with an upward tendency Ms Cnmpared with Fridays
ratc-, prices oi all kinds were i dearer The sales
reached $4,000 bales June 9th, the market closed
with some tameness. The saes reached l5,OOO bales
Observation-Disclosures was no change III any article,
but the market seemed rather less firm. CT Amcri-
can Wheat only 5000 bushels held gt ia. with
out buyers. Flour was inactive. Corn WAS i'll light
demand and the stock limited. Sales OF white at l..
lsd per quarter higher Beef and Pork were
steady.
In The London market the funds showed an un-
checked buoyancy and experienced on tho 18th June
further advance OF one quarter. Consols for July
account 9li o9ls.
The crops throughout Great Britain wero very pro-
missing.
JrNE 5rH.-The funds nre less promising to-day,
owing to general desire to reallLc Consols nave
declined TO 9li.