Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
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ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA ATHALIFAX.

HALIFAX August % Among the passenger. BY
the Canada is Major. General Sir w. Fenwick VIII
liam-, II. T.. H., on visit to his native province
Nova Scotia. He was received with The greatest de
mun4Irhtons OF delight-thu wharves aud street.
being crowded with people, cheering enthusiastically
and eager to obtain sight of The world renow nee
hero o! kars.
The Canada reports on the 10Th inst, At 10 p. NJ.
passed Royal Mail Steamship America, from New
York.
The screw steamer Alps saied on the same day as
the Canada, from Liverpool for New York direct
The steamship North Star, from New York, ar
rived at Southampton ON the forenoon OF the 18th
instant.
GREAT BRITAIN Politics are very dull.
The llmes. III Il leader on ths defeat Of the Ca
nariiam Ministry, say:
"A great crisis should not have come on q qnrs
ZION involving obvious vnl alton OF th. faith OF
the Colony rs pledged ID her Majesty, and we on y
trust that some means may be found which will cave
the Colony from the inpualun nj bad faith. and pre-
disruption Of The union elected ny the act :"
lSlD. May not that lueana b. profiahly found in
shn -tcrriinn ii nj! The British Colonies in III"
North-E4It Of Am"rlra!
\ m-inurui Ia The Colonial office IN the necessity
tor All Auatrsian mai ny the Panama ROUTES is in the
course OF signature among tho -adug h0usu- int
rested in Australia
The halt yearly railway meetings were progress
my III England, and the reduced dividends and gene
raj acknowledgement OF the roads had called forth the
severest structures OF the press.
The Lord Mayor Of Dublin had determined to give
a grand banquet on the ls OF September TO The pIin-
cpal oicnIs connected with The Atlantic Telegraph.
rh. Lord Lieutenant of Ireland had promised To nj
tend
A Dublin despatch says that serious riots have bro
ken out in Kilkenny. and that infuristsd nobs ars
traversng the country smashing respiDs and other
agricultural machines, and sssang their owners.
Tbs magistrates held meeting and resolved TO petit
ton The Government for an additional police and
military force Soldiers were subsequently, sent To
KILKENNY aud az the latest dates tranquility pre-.
vailed.
Favorable reports ss 10 the cable continued to be
received from Vslsniia aud il was pre-umed that the
American people were equally we'll posted in regard
10 iis succe-s.
Ths Tunes ia enabled 10 state that Sir John Law.
rencs will not leave his post in India until the tran
guilty ot the Country ir restored.
FRANCE.-The Paris conferences are said TO have
taken up the question Of the navigation OF the Da.
nube.
The monthly return Of tbs Bank of France shows
ar increase 10 each in hand at Paris Of - nOD0 600
france aud in the branch bauk OF ,l00.00n francs.
An accredited agent has arrived III Paris To nego.
tiat-, in France md England. M lssre of treasury
bonds made by the viceroy of Egypt.
Til. Paris correspondent OF the Express Gays that
The Paris Conference sat Thursday for the 10th Tins,
and it il given out that Monday will really bs the LAT
day. Whenever the question Of the navigation of
the Danube may upon The taps IT ia understood
,here will bs Adjournment 10 enable the Austrian
Pi-npoteniiary 10 refer TO his Government
Ii currently rep 'r'ed That Marshal Randon has
resigned the Generalship Of Agers, and that he Is
10 he replaced by Gen. d. Sales.
The Duke OF Malakoff leaves Paris for London on
rhe 4h TO arrive in time for the dinner nj the French
Embassy, on the 18th, in honor Of the Emperor =
fete day.
The Moni,eur announces that the Chiefs OF Dunar,
one OF the most important districts OF Senegal. hnv.
nraye1 placed Under The protection Ut French
authorities.
A letter states that during the voyage from Cher
bourg TO Brert, Admiral DestOs-cs signaled from the
mast head th- Brstagne tina, In had At the Request
Of the Empress granted general amnesty for all
offences in The feet. TIE Emperor signed the d.
cree OH board the Bre;agn- augmenting the pay oi
several classes of warran: officers.
BELGIUM-The Moni,eur says that treaty OF
commerce. and navigation between tho United Sta--
and Belgium was completed ou the 9Th Of July, and
that it would be presented TO the Chambers at the
next session.
SPAIN.-Ibe Queen remained at G:ion.
Tie Epoch sny- that II appears CERTAIN that on The
return oil The court to Madrid the Cor;es will be dis
solved, and that s state o siege will be raised IN nj
the provinces in which it now exists. The same
journal snys the Minister of Finance Is preparing sev
eral important reforms among them one on the taT
Diplomatic negotiations between The representa-
tives OF Spain aud Mckee, Tor the settlement OF the
long pending dispute, were expected 10 commence
vary shortly. General Almonta, Mexican Minister to
England and France. mad Motif ID Spain that hr was
Named P.enpOtentlary I'D nor. The DAILY News
say. that General AInont- resigned his London ms
sion on account OF i'll health, but would cUntnuc "a
represent Mexico at Paris.
AUSTRIA. The Augsburg Cez- il- coniradic's
the report of the concentration Of additional troops
by the Austrian Government on the Dalmatan trCn
tiers. he forces already in that position would, II
says, be- perfectly sufficient TO protect the frontier IN
nj disorders, even though of serious character
n imnTOv.n understanding lbs. h-Au
tween Austria and Russia
lIALf.-lhe Paris correspondent Of the London
Times says it IS reported, and unlikely 70 b. true
that the existing rupture between Naples and the
W-sern powers was the subj =ct oi conversation De
tween the English and French stsieemen at Cher
bourgand that renewal oi negotiations was spoken OF
as desirable provided the King OF Naples relaxed thu
Obsilnacy with which he has been accustomed to reject
good advice: The general feeling is that diplomatic
intercourse ia likely ere long 10 be resumed
Ii is said that the Revolutionary Committee, in Lon
don. has circulated by OF the post in The Grand
Duchy oi Pnsen, numerous circulars inctng 10 lDsur
recon.
PRUSSIA.-Q Victoria had resched Potsdam
Gu = visit 10 her daughter.
Very unsatisfactory accounts had been received ri
Berlin, from Teserrzs, OF the health Of the King OF
Prussia.
RUSSIA "A despatch says the reputed restoration
OF Seoastopo Is untrue. and that il remains exactly
the allies left IT, with the addition of the couseQ
decay occasoued by neglect. The efforts OF the
American company which undertook 10 raise the
ships have tailed. They raised one Turkish steamer
which was ro!;en The Russsn ships being OF green
wood are probably in the same state. The. mss,s
are gradually disappearing.
A letter from Warsaw Gays that a religious reform
has taken place in the Russian Government, which
has limited the authority of the Orthodox Greek
clergy III certain matters, and suppressed come rid
cuous Ceremonies which had been introduced into
the public worship.
TCRhEf.-Th- late collision 10 Bosnia in Turk
ish CoEates and Montenegro. have caused q sort Of