Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-08
FOREIGN ISTELl.lG ESCE.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

| New YORK, July 6.-The Americas mg;l steg.n.
| ship Baltic arrived At her wharf, at II O'clock ;his
morning, bringing dates from Liverpool to the 18th
| ultu.
The Cunard steamer Africa arrived at Liverpool. Oh
the - uIt"
AMERICAN AFFAIR6.-A London paper thus
rond"ses tho news oi the week as regards American
relations
Judging from the country newspapers, we should
say that the whole country s delighted with the turn
tie American question has taken, aud il is surprising
how much the pahic has become emil ghened on the
subject bv the cheap newspaper press, paper Of
that class having devoted itself 10 the rational cXposi.
ton o: American difficulties. The country also ap.
pears please! with the nomination of Mr. Buchanan.
Our Liverpool correspondent adds that the feeling
on American affairs has now subsidized so much ~ TO
have longer any unsettled effect the markets,
although several leading presses yet keep up their
grunUllug.
Th. London limos udyises that Great Britain hur.
~ W. the settlement Of the Central American Difficult.
~ before Mr.. Buchanan is elected President.
Nothing important has occurred in Pariiament.-
The Parliamentary Committee on the Danish Sound
Dues has met.
gentleman named Ciansborough, who uses only
the initial d." but who has enclosed his card 10 the
editor of tho London Star, writes that he is n
la;ive 10 Mr. Champion, aud thus terminstes his let
ter:
al have most strongly felt and mos, firmly believe
that the public Interests have been overlooked for
private considerations. Sir Philip Champion, Baron.
Of, of whom the late American minister is the only
son. and the Earl Of Clarendon during the EaTs vice
royalty in Ireland, as well n. in formnr times, when
his ordsp Uhen Mr.. Eilliers,) occupied q situation
in the customs in Dublin, were on terIns of the
cordial and intimate friendship.
Through his lordship's interest Mr.. CHAMPION frat
entered the diplomatic seryce-through his lUrdships
position he has recently filed aud in which, through
his lOrdshps eXertiOns, he has been retained until
thu President OF the United States has been oornpel
ei TO dismiss him, though the voice Of ths country
and the honorable feelings of the majority OF our
countrymen felt that Lord Clarendon ought at once
t, have recalled him. | repeat, sir and fully be-
.ve that the public good has been sacrificed 10
Lord Clarendons private friendship, and, therefore,
although personally shall feel inclined to sp"re Mr.
Crnmpton on the ground Of our relationship, put
you in possession OF these facts"
France continues interested on the subject of the
Empress regency.
The loss of the ship Ocean Queen, from London to
New York. ia recorded al LlOyd's. The ship Moro
Castle of Windsor, has been found abandoned and
WAS lowed into Bruukhavcn. Her musrs were gone
Sh. was timber laden.
The Emperor of Russia has constructed new Ca
bncr. including Gor,tschukotf, Lansho. Ostcnsacken
aud Orot.
Advices from Parma state that the Grand Duchess,
while attempting TO leave her dominions, was arrest
ed by the Austrian military authorities, and obliged
10 return to her capital On demonstrating she was
told, that rs the government of Parma had called Oh
the Austrian troops, it necessary that the sover-
egn should remain To c"untrnnncc their acts.
4 letter from Malta, dated June Is, states that the
Italian legion had d,hdDded, and that part Of
them will 20 to Genoa, where they are engaged by
the revolutionary party where agents have long been
actively Mt work among them, supplying them with
money. These agents openly decIar. that prcpara
tons for disturbances nrr going in Piedmont most
satisfactorily and that the Germans secretly
tenancng th-Is. Mazini's agents Mt Malta, that
everything is ripe i'll Naples for great movement.
Sir John Par:ngtun has written TO the London
Daily News, stating that the policy Of erecting the
Rpv Isl n a.
administration OF Lord John Russell. The prepari-
ton at commission for Bay Islands WA directed by
his Isl: j. Parkngtons) preGscessnr, Earl Grey, III
1852 and all that remained 10 be done when lie tPhr
king;on) took the office, TO sign the aud
despatch it 10 the governor Of Jntnaics, both of
which documents were already made out. Sir john
Parkngton is only responsible, therefore, TO the ex
tent Of NOT having rcscinied tho arrangements COM
plctr,l by hiI Predecessor i'll office.
LIVERPOOL. June 2J.-Cnttnn is unchanged, with
II moderate demand NJ previous rates. Richardson's
circular iepurts that tho Afrca's Eews had iavora
bic effect the narke and that prices nrn. sfur.-
Sales OF the three days % 900 bales, Of which -prcu.
lators took GDO and exporters Loan. New Orleans
mlhdng Il Bic Mobile nidilinG 6; Upland middl,ng
| s Ii.
| Brcads.uEs.-The market continues firm but buy
ers ure holding back for lower prices. Wheat hns
advanced 2a3!. aud the market closed frGn. -Four
has advanced Gi with fair demand Corn is rasier,
with decline Of 3D. The quotations for red wheat
arc o 9IulDs o.; white lbs 9lnl 81. Fuur-Wrst-
I
good Ohio ani cht Baltimore 35s 6!a3S,. Corn
white BIS Gd.;'2s; yellow aud mixed 81, 81.
Mnrev j. easier Con.o's for account, are quoted
at 9i;a9ii
| TIE CRTMEA.-The evacuation o. the Crmea
was completed on the 9Th of July. Sixty thousand
French and ten thousand British troops remain al
| Con.tanrlnoplr.
POLITICAL AFFAIRS There had been nc
further discussion of American ntfars in Parliament
Spain had accepted OF the mediation Of France Il
arrange her difficulties with Mexico.
The losses by the foundations in France exceed two
hundred millions Of france
The La Presse snys that the mediation of Russi'
| contributed 70 an arrangement whereby the United
States agrees to pay To Denmark the Sound Duls ic
another year.
The wheat crop in Russia is enormous.
| England and Francs had resolved that Moldav'
and Wa!lachis must continue to have separate gov
erunents.
Under the change in the Russian Cabinet, Gorts
chakoff retains the Office OF foreign affairs.
SHIP NEWS.-The ship Capitol, from Baltimore
arrived at Liverpool
The ship Unicorn, from Liverpool to Boston. wa
abandoned June 7th, total wreck.
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