Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11
LATEST BIZ TELEGgafH.
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BY THE EUROPA-ADDlTlOS

ADDITIONAL BY THE EUROPA-ADDllloN
AL PARTICULARS OF INDIA.
HALIFAX, Sept; lO.-Ths following additional 70
reign news, is from the files Of the Enropa. The
Europa left Liverpool at ! o'clock on the afternoon
of the 29;h ult:
ENGLAND.-The Queens speech 10 Parliament
on its being prorogued, was read by Lord Pal
mersion The following ars the material points in il:
"Iler Majesty commands us to express to you her
satisfaction that the present sute of affairs in Europe
inspires well grounded confidence in the continuance
Of peace-srrangements connected with the eIecu.
ton OF the spulations Of the treaty OF Paris have
from various causes, not yet been completed but Her
Majesty trusts that by The earnest Efforts Of the
tracing parties to the treaty, all that remains to be
done with reference to the spulations, may ere long
| be satisfactorily settled.
| Her Majesty commands us 10 inform you that the
extensive nutinies which have broken out among the
native troops Of the army in Bengal. followed by ST.
riou. disturbances in many parts of that Presidency.
have occasioned Her Majesty extreme concern, and
the barbarities which have been inflicted upon many
of Her Maesys subjects in ludla and the sutf-rlngs
which have been endured have filled her Majesty g
heart with the deepest grief while the conduct Of
MANY civil and military officers, who have been
placed in circumstances Of much difficulty, and are
being exposed TO great danger has excited Her warm
EST admiration.
Her Majesty commands u to inform you that she
will omit no measures calculated 10 quell these grave
disorders and is confident that with the blessing of
Providence, the full power at her disposal will enable
her 10 accomplish that end.
The speech thanks Parliament. for the liberal sup.
plies for the Princess Royals dowry. and for the a.
surance of support to restore tranquility in India 1t
expresses satisfaction at the liquidation of the Danish
Sound Dues Redemption without adding to the
ional debt; and qualification at the passage Of the
divorce bill, and sundry other acts Of local mpor.
tance
Both Houses OF Parliament have adjourned Mne
die.
The Queen had gone to Balmoral.
THE LATEST.
LONDON. Saturday.-The India overland mail hes
arrived with full details Of the late disastrr Ii ap
pears that the catastrophe at Cswnpore is believed
10 have occurred the oath June; in consequences of
Sir Hugh Wheeler being MORALLY wounded, the
force had accepted the proffsr of safety made by
Mana Sbahib and the mntneers. Mana allowed
them TO ge, into the boat, with all they had and then
fire was opened upon them from the bank and all
were destroyed.
Other accounts state that the wives and children
of the officers and soldiers, consisting of 240 per-
sops were taken into Cawnpore and sold by public
auction, and were treated with the highest ndign.
ties and babarously slaughtered by the inhabitants Ii
s hoped that few escaped. II ia said that Nena Sa
nib has more ihsn one hundred European prisoners
in his hands whom he intends 10 hold az hosfages-
They are probably The remains Of General Wheeer's
force.
General Haveock, who left Alahsbeb with ., 900
Europeaps attacked and totally defeated the insur
gents.
The Brokers Circular quotes the Liverpool Cotton
market unsettled and excited, and the current quail
tie, of American had advanced 3D., while other de.
scrip;ions we're to beiter on the week. The salss
of the week were 10000 bales, including 81 OOO on
speculation and 30OD bales for export. Fridays sales
we're 5000 bales, of which spectators took 1000.
the market closing buoyan with an active demand
at the annexed quotations: Fair Orleans gid; Mid.
ding Orleans 81 l. Fair h,obiles 9fdi Middhng Mo.
bes 10 le.; Fair Uplands 3D. MiddIipg Uplands
SGD. Tho stock in port Wa estimated at 3s5,OOO
I l.ol..
LarEsT.-Saiurd.y, Z. M.-Messrs. Richardson,
Spence & Co. quote the market buoyaut to-day with
estirated saies of 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday,a 2. M.-Messrs. Richard.
son. Spence & Co report Breadstuls dull to-day, and
tending dowuwards.
LArEsr.-LosnoS, Saturday. ~ M-Conso's for
money 9Oi-g0;
PARIS, Fritay-Three per cents G6f. 9Oc.