Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, April l9th.-The steamer Africa, from
Liverpool, arrived at this port this afternoon. She
brings Liverpool dates to Saturday, the 9TH inst.
The political news is uni,npurtant.
FROM THE CRlMEA.-1hc thermometer at Sc
bastopr had fallen as low rs II degrees below zero,
(nrarly at OF Fahrenhe SD that the troops re-
manned shut up in their quarters.
Tie dealers at Baiaklava have decided on raising
tho price of their merchandise 20 per cent The Eu.
ropean merchants established in the Crimea are wait
ing 70. tie CONCLUSION Of pence To convey their
ciIrniige To GdesGa and the prnCipai;c2
TIE PRINClPAIlTIES.-A letter from kucha.
rest declares that the arocitius committed in the Prin
vipai:tles by the Austrian troops are greater hau
ever and that if the latter are not speedily removed
out o. the country, something like lynch law OF the
part of tho inhabitants will most assuredy follow.
The news from the Principalities rciteraies the in.
telli.ence that the Russians had permitted l03 YES
scls dcta ned in the Danube, to set saIl.
ENGLAND.-ln House of Commons, Lord Pal
mcrson, in reply toa question by Mr. Mitchell. said
that the bGCEEd" IT the Russian ports III the Baltic
is at All end
The weather in England is iavoraL lc.pr tho crops
The Irish papers record the sudden death OF the
venerable Judge Torrens of Dublin.
The Hon Geo. Robert Dawson IL dend. lie was Il
brothcr.i-law o. the late Sir Robert Peel and former
IL member of Parliament,
Intelligence has been received THU the Thames
sailed from GeclDng on the 23Ih OF January. with
Al 1888 ounces OF gold, valued ut Elb' ,l,2. The An
gesey end the Red jacket hal also ielt Melbourne
with considerable amounts.
FRASCE.-Lord Cowley had IN Interview with
the Emperor on Wednesday, 10 present the reply OF
Her Majesty to the notification at the birth of the
Prince Imperial. Count Buo Schau"nsten had an
! interview for the same purpose h" presented an
autograph letter from his sovereign On the same oc
casom Baron Mnlderstron presented an Autograph
letter from the King Of Sweden and Norway.
The French army will! It seems return from the
CriInca in bodies OF 10000, with corresponding ma
! terlal.
Ali pa-ha will give grand bail on the 10th. which
the Emperor Of the French is thought will honor
with his presence, as the Sultan did the bali OF N.
| rhouvene at Constantinope. The invitations, 500
in number, will be issued on the model Of those of
| the Empress at the Tuileries.
Baron Brunow has male known to the French GOV
-rument that the Introduction on Russian mobiles visit
! ing France has been removed
The journal DIES Debats has article expressing
it, great qualification ct the conclusion Of the peace
and expressing the belief tist iC peaus. us in var
| the alliance between England end France will con-
| tinue.
1t is said that IN expedition is fitting out OF Tou
| lon TO operate, il necessary, against Madagascar
some differences existing between France and thai
| government.
Mos; of the bishops Of France have issued passora
letters 70 their hocks the occasion q" the birth 81
! the imperial prince, recommending them TO thank
Irovi!epre for this happy occurrence, an! to uHok.
/ tile blessing Vi tEt.er rron me iu'ufc ruler VI
! France:
RUSSIA.-An imperial manifesto was issued n
st. Petersburg the LIST nst reatlve TO the conclu
sion OF peace. 1t says that, Though the war was no
sought b. pcssia il had been waged with great ener
! gy by the Russian peGyia. The rights Of the Chris
tlas in the East were assured thus the object of tn
war had been attained" Special arrangements hav
been made TO prevent collisions between Turkish en
Russisn vessels in the Black Sea, and Il new line
frontier had teon agreed upon i'll B:ssarabIa.
Accounts frun Cronstadt asse-t that a squadron
was ordered to be got ready for the middle vi Nay
but for what purpose was not publicly known.