Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-14
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

ADDITIONAL NEWS sY THE STEAMER INDIAN.
oUEstc, Angus, l0-The following additional
.teEs OF foreign news sre embraced IN tho adVlces
Der STEINER Indian
The steamer City OF Baltimore lett Liverpool ST.
youtanrou-y with ihe Steamer Indian.
ENGLASD.-In III, House of Lords on Monday
Lord Ctsnricarda moved the production OF the papers
relative the affairs Of India and spoke strongly In
favor Of complete reform Of the Indian government.
His motion Was adopted.
D'Israeli also in tho House Of Commons moved the
production Of certain papers relative 10 toe organca-
non of the Bengal army, and deliberately reviewed
;na British Indian policy, asserting that the present
outbreak would result in a national revolt and de-
aouucius the apathy of the Government in the pre-
isn't dangerous emergency
Lord John Russell moved all amendment that an
address be presented tho Queen assuring her that
tho House would cordially support the government
in efurte necessary TO suppress tue disturbances
in India.
Dlsraelis motiou Wa rejected aud Lord oonn
Russell's adopted.
The utmost dispatch was being used in the ship,
,nrnt Of troops TO Indi0.
III. London Times remarks thot 90 Caution is now
In the power OF Great Britain there 10 substantial
eason why the mere proof Of this should not obtain
FOR England all the objects Of the expedition without
TURNER bloodshed or military operations.
Tbs London Tunes appears to regard the news
from India as favorable, but the Daily News takes q
moro gloomy view
At the General Conference of tho Wesleyan
Church, in session at Manchester. the ladies' anti
slavery society protested against Bishop Simpson
aad Dr.. McCiiutock, The delegates from the Amer
eau Methodist Church, for alleged completely III
slavery.
FRANCE Nearly all the parties charged by the
Moni,eur With completely in the recent conspiracy,
emphs;icsly deny the charges in the London papers
Lsdru Kolin is especially bitter against tho Mon'
teur and the French Emperor, and appeals to the
British courts of justice. Letters from Paris, how
over intimate that there is sufficient evidence that
France can demand their exradoc, but will content
Itself oy simply asking England to transport tie par
Ties convicted.
SPAIN-Lel,e-s in the London Times states that
the English and French ambassadors at Madrid bad
Doii6ed Spain that che could not rely Oh assistance
from their governments in the event Of war with
Mexico consequently Spain las aeceded TO The offers
Of mediation.
representation fsoI, Santa Anna hsi arrived at
Madrid.
GERMANY.-A Berlin dispatch says that the
governments who are parties TO the Ioverelr, col
.eciively claim from England Indemnity for losses
sustained by them in the bombardmeut Of CanoD.
lSDIA.-Cneasy feelings prevailed al Madras, but
.e army at that presidency and at Bombay was
sGea without the slightest sign of dissff-c.ion
An at hsd been passed by The Legislature placing
be 1ndiaa psess under Il license system.
At Calcutta bIE;ness was at stand. The money
market was rather tighter. Exchange OH Loudou
was quoted at p ida2s 2:d
at Bombay the import market was ncmlnaly
closea. hoaey was scarce, and the rate OF interest
mad been raised to per cent. Exchange on London
WINS quoted at % 3! % 2ld
CLIMATIC dates from Hong Kong Sre TO the
A0th Of June.
The Chinese fought with unexanpled obstuancy st
the taking Of their lee BY the Britsh The British
mad So killed aud wounded. Major kesruey was
among the killed.
All was quiet in the North.
The price Of tea had advanced at Loo Choo and
Shanghai. Exchange ct Hong koug was quoted at
ss lad IS ID.