Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
LATER NEWS FROM EI1ROpE


HALIFAX. Aug. 1.-The steamship Niagara. tro"
Liverpool with dates to the 3lst July, has been si
nailed. Her news will be forwarded as sooo
comes to hand
SECOND DEsPATCB.
The Niagara arrived this afternoon. Parliamen,
rapidly dividing up business. The Goodwood cup
was won by Sauntersr. The only American hor,;
that started Charleston, who came in LAST but
one.
Bombay dates to the Sd of July state that the -
capture of Gwaor is confirmed. The fugitivs- were
hemmed in. The British have gained u brlian
victory nssr Lucknow. The rebels lost 6OD
LIVERPOOL, July 3l.-Cofion has declined H.
sales of the week amount to 80 900 bales oi which
spectators took ono bales and exporters oOOO Th"
lower qualities have declined one eighth pence, snd
fair and middling one sixteenth pencs on the week
The market closed sieady: Sales Of Orleans fair Al
7 III 10 pence, mddling SD; Upands fair Il !, mid
ding ll.l6 pence. The stock in port amounts /"
667 900 bales, including 5S7 900 American.
The Manchester advoes are favorable. The Wa
ther is favorable to thu crops. Flour !. dull at dr
cline Of Cd; sales of Baltimore and Philadelphia ~
2li. to 22- Ohio. via the North 22t-; OHIO, via :
Orleans PHI TO 23s. Wheat il frm and qui-'i sd..
Of Southern red At So lOd TO 6. 2ti white, g. 10 =
Sd. Corn ia dull and nominal sales OF yellow IL
| 33, to 34s; white 32ia.
The Brokers' circular Gays that corn has declinat
one shilling on tho Week. Provisions are quiet
ConsJls 96f. The amount Of bullion in Bank has q
creased 6,ty.tbousand pounds.
MISS EMILY BLOUNT OF MOBILE AND HkR
BEAU. THE young lady who has been r'rsng' y,
hurried from scene to acene, by means Of the cunnls
of the worthless fellow DeRiviers the "Zouave," ii"
infatuson Of her mother and the ridiculous clss-
her father is at home As che passed through CoiuG
bus Ga. chs was noticed by all and the editor of the
| Sun gives the following description OF Miss Bioua'
"Hsr face il not what mig be called pretty, being
| somewhst frecked, with one or two moes upon =,
which detracrs from her appearances She nrvrrth'~s
ba, rather an attractive appearance and would a~Ai
invite second glance wherever ssen She h's d
rather isded look now, and her countenance bear
unmistaksbs evidence Of much mental e1c''' me'.
and suiferipg. She Ia apparently about ~ year' ri
| age medium etAture, rather sallow complexion, VIA
full ant large blue eyes, sparkling with ntelhg ~ i.
and expressive OF great deal OF self Will ana dr'-f
miuation. As she passed from the pnrlor to Nc
omnibus, che leaned upon the arm OF Mr.. Levy, "i
Savannah, and did not appear much hoashed Ut TIE
many curious eyrs that we're bent upon her. She was
dressed ip piaa travelling dress, (dont rerol'sc'
what color) bonnet a Ia mode, and hoops
A. for the brazen faced beau, the Zouave, WI
rscsiyed the ounce OF lead in bis cheek, he haa Re
turned to New York. thinking doubtless he had better
not visit Alabama. The Georgian" winds up b.
nossible career In the Claude Melnotte style as to
| lows:
He certainly made bold dash for wife aud
fortune, but having failed We would advise him 70
chang his harp the willow tree and I'll 10 the ~GrN
again" Perhaps, like the gardeners con. he msJ
| become q ereat General, and make great deal of
money, and old Blount may lose all OF his and hs
compelled to sel Mics Emily TO some old m'--r lo saSe
himself from ruin, and then the "Zauvoo" ta- the
boys and negroes call him. may arrive al th- cri'ic
mom.nt. with big cooked hat and soldier coat
and an enormous pocket book, and them
| nj which we think very unlikely.