Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

asars, from Liverpool q, 3 P. N. on Saturday, the
Goth ult., arrived here last night at ll3o P d. Her
dates three days later than those received oy the
THE conc ESS OF PARIS.-It was still sup
posed that the Congress Of Paris would re assemble
before the New Year, but nothing official had been
stated. Count Wslewski, il is said, proposes that
some compensation should be given to Russia forithe
loss of Bograd, and Russia proposes to accept piece
Of land between the river Tupuk and one OF It's tr'
butsries A Paris despatch says that Austria Ia the
only power that has not yet named Representative
to the Congress, but Baron Hubner will probably re-
presen, Austria, and Baron Bruno, Russia.
GREAT BRITAlN.-Transports are being taken
up 10 England for re-enforcements to the Indian E1-
petition against Persia. Eight regiments have orders
10 be in readiness.
Capt. Harstene aud the officers and crew Of the
Reeolute are to return home In British ship. From
want of time they had to decline invitations to dine
With the Geographical Society, and other public DO
dies Theree thousand persons visited the hesoiu'e
great meeting had been held at Birmingham to
pro:e.. against the continuance Of the war income
lax Resolutions were passed that the law IN Its pre-
sent form lie unjust oppressive, degrading, and not to
no tolerated by free people. The movement Is
spreading TO other parts Of the country.
FRANCE.-An editorial In the Monteur on the
Neuichste affair had attracted considerable attention
IL spe eks In harsh terms respecting Switzerland.
The Prince of Prussia, now at Paris is the bearer
of an autograph invitation 20 the Emperor Napoleon
to visit Berlin In the Spring. II is said the Emperor
bs. accepted the invitation.
A deputation of Moldo Wallachian Boyards In
Paris have presented addresses to the Emperor in ia
vor of union Of the Principslities.
Several Of tho French papers are advocating the
establishment Of a government line OF steamers-
The Constitutional say. the present state of the mo-
pey market 10 tho solo barrier. The Steele proposes
Government subsidy to the present transatlantic
steamers and adds that the Government is about to
reconsider the question Of transatlantic line-a
question that has been adjourned So often, and which
sk. pariAc Ia Clf ~ 0f
Philadslphs and the Lyonnais, render more than
ever Indispensable.
sPAIN.-Msdrid sdv;ces are to the 18th Of De.
oember. 90,
The Madrid Gazette contains an article appointing
II Now Ambassador to the Court of Rome.
GERMASY.-A Berlin letter states that the Prus'
sisn note relative 70 Seuchatel would be read 70 the
0ermauio Die: on the 18th of December.
PRCssIAIP.ussls is making gsss! preparations noos
hsu two army corps, at drst Intended, will DO mo-
S.Nzed for immediate service.
SWITZERLAND.-AP Paris despatch says that
friendly power tnot named! 10 understood to have
suggested that Switzerland should be required to 40
cess TO Prusess demand for the release Of the Neuf
ohesel prisoners by collective note from the Powers
which signed the protocol OF London: This would
enable Switzerland TO make an honorable rerest
IrALY.-A Sandman loan Of sixty million hVres
ie talked of.
ATe Dsum was celebrated at Milan Tor the escape
Of The King Of Naples from assassination. Tho Aus
sSisn Archdukes aud all the officers assisted.
e. socoru, of the trial and last moments OF Miano
Wrsa asksd how locg b. had contemplated this ACT.
ne replied, "Eve. since NE King peured himself"
Oc the scat3old his denssa0r was firm. The soldiers
II his battalion were deeply moved, and some OF the
ofioers vep,. Some of the Euglish residents at Ma.
pies have presented letter OF congratuat'on TO the
King.
ACSTRIA-Tbe state of public feeling is reported
70 30 so bad Ia Hungary that the Austrian heads OF
In ID.
pERSlA.-The death of the Shsh's young son pre-.
vented six days rejoicing which was to have been
hs!ds Tehsrsn on seeountot the tai OF nerat; Inc
British citizens In Teberan we're placed under The
protection Of the Turkish Embassy.
THE LATEST.--Ths failure Of Robert johnson
d Co., wsrshousemen, London, and George Ash
wcT:h & Co., manufacturers. Manchester, Is an
nouucsd. TIE liabilities Of the latter sre about
xiGG,Gj0.
TIE fell Of Herst from Persian eon.ces is confirm
ed. Accounts show the defence to have been brave
ly sustained. The city was only given up when all
10 England strong feeling getting up inimcsi to
the wa- with Persia, arising out of THE SIEGE A
meeting had been Sed at Newcastle upon Tyne. to
denouuco the pirstise expedition against Persia and
&C E:idsy night bills were posted about London,
warning soldiers against taking part In the "Pirstical
INVASION OF Pereie.
Sicily is reported tranquil Baron Bsntvengo 10
prisoner In the hands OF the Royal authoritle..-
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-The Bro
ks.'s Circular reports an improved demand for Cot
ton, at an advance of ii p 10, principally on the
lover qualities. Fair aud Middlrg qualities were
ether, but not quotahly higher, The week'e bust
p.-s amounted to $3.50 bales Of which spectators
took roo and exporters $3.50 The sales of Friday
we're 0OO bales, including 1000 on speculation and
for export the market closing firm and active at the
Far o.!ssms. .......7sd. Middlipg Orleans. I'd.
Fair Mobiles. ia. Middlinr Mobiles. Sid
The stock on hand is estimated at 347000 bales, Of
which 2l5 QUO were American.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFS MARKET
The Brokers' Circular reports Breadstufs generally
depressed. Wheat about I'd. lower per bushe on the
week. Flour, little inquiry, and prices were at de-
cline of Cd a Is Corn dull, aud sd. lower. Meesrs:
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote as follows: Red
Wheat IS. 80, &C., white 9s. g. Id; Western Canal
Flour gus. Cd. a3ls Cd. Baltimore aud Philadelphia
3.s 32s 3D., Ohio 3is. 35s.; mixed Corn 32s. 3D.;
Yellow 32s. 9d.i white 34s