Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-30
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

New YORK, May 2S.-lh" Canard steamer Africa
which lett Europe Oh the llth inst arrived at he
duck III Jersey Guy, about lO O'Clock last night
She had been previously telographed up from tn
narruws. There is no very unexpected feature III TIT
detail. of her news.
In II mercantile view %! the AtrIcas news We hnt
co,,uu uuchauy.d in prIces Br.adstuils the sam,
-. last. and Flour easier and not quotaby lower.
Western Canal flour nj :j2-. To 81: OHIO aud Balti
,r,r. M RI, to b.; Whra,-llmi,rd demand HI,
nrices easier; Red ~ 81. To los Dbl; White At o. m
to Is. In Corn the business was limited; w he 2''
~ 80. Y.ilnw and mixed Al 2Ss ID. to 30; Cunso,
Al Oh to 932.
On looking over the other news we find nothing o
very sprc!a! importance. The English ParIIameiI
was not in session up the Eth. Politics were quic
and there wGs nut excitement on the central Aneri
can affairs In fact the people did not seem Ia anti
cuat,, thar their Minister CHAMPION. would be DIS
,i,d hy ,Iis Government or =, sc they did not much
=, e wh.yh.r II. was or not
American .,ncks srill held firm in the English mar.
k.,. and rhc weather was more generally favorable
tnr tb,. season.
Th. africa made n fine run. and rcncied her dock
n'! "'ri"ck, !. VI. The E"Eh>Ii Journals IN IRE
government ,n '.I m @ let
,e, ,Ir, ,h ,r,.h C;oy,run.nt Inv, nua,,s #
old nu.ke,s for SALE and will be glad To Meet other
customers for them besides the Costa Rcans. A
very lame apology.
The siltings OF the Crlmean board of enquiry are
within day or two OF their termination. pension
of e. 900 per annum had been granted to the Mar
Guis of Dnhousie in the East India Cornpany's Der
vice. as a reward for his having annexed tile four
Kingdoms 70 the Brsh possessions.
The trial Of Palmer, tho alleged posoncr, was pro-
crossing in London, aud attracting much attention.
The most cninen, members OF the English bar had
been employed ON both sides
4 congress Of refOrmers from all nations haH oeeh
held in London. Robert Owen presided. Petitions
to parliament and memorial to the Queen had been
adopted.
The news from the CoRtinen. oil Europe Is uiih-
tercsting.
rRASCE.-The Empress made her appearance III
public fur the frs; time since her confinement Oh the
llth; aud was cordially received.
Gen. Fairly is to succeed len. Canrobert, He is
all aid .de-calnp of the Emperor
GERMANl.-Ths representatives, of AUSTRIA and
Prussia have officially notified the GcrInaIIc Diet Of
the restoration If peace.
llALl. line oardiiihh oenale mas p'Sret 'es"'"'
tiorIs unanimously endorsing the policy OF the gov
erDIncnt.
Ex-Prcsident Marmi, OF Venice, has published
letter Sardinia and Italian AFFAIRS GENERALLY ext"-
ling the attitude Of SARDINIA IN regard 10 AusFa anu
the Pope.
The COTsaTtinGpe correspondent oi the LONDON
Times, in reference 10 the treaty between ihe United
States and Persia says that II was concluded under
the auspices of the Russian MlssIon' ami ne spirit Is
directed against England. 1t pretends to be com
merca treaty, and would be 10 but Tor three articles
The first Of these says that Persia, not being mara
ges which the treaty grants tc her commerce 10 nave