Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-29
-FOUR DAYS LATER FkoM Europe

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| ST. JOHNS, IN. FL June 26.-Ihs steamship Are.
from Southampton on the 18th arrived of Cape Rae
yesterday, and boarded by the news yacht ot h,
Associated Press. The advices are unim portaur.
| The steamship New York, bound for New IuTs
had been wrecked OIL the coaet OF Scotland iu: Hli
on board we're saved.
Nothing had bsen heard of the submarine cat t,
feet.
The Paris Monneur denies any extraordinary ~,
preparations BY France.
Gen Espinssse had declined receiving seat in fh1
French Senate. Delangs bad been appointed MINI.
ter Of the Interior.
Gsneva protests against the expulsion OF ih- re'c
gees.
Nsnkin s reported to have been taken BY The 10,
perial troops.
II is rumored that the Chluess intend destroy tn
houses Of the Europeans on the HonaH side o. rh-
river.
Tus Uuitsd States Steamer Povhstsn WAS at Hoo.
Kong. -..,.. ,ac ,gll
-. to,-m arnrlush steamer. She had Doc" --r,p,,r
as u SLAYER but rs.n,ed Oh il being shown ths.
sh. engaged in lswul trade. TT" Fchn'r".
Gen. Scott had heeu captured ss shaver ana OrouCns
into port. Since the lat Of April the schooner Mount
Moriah for Boston, ihs brig x. NJ. Charlton for -
vsnnah, the bark Alfrsda for Boston, and the bhEh
Msretouka for New York, had been captured ~
AYERS
LIVERPOOL, June l6'The sales Of Cotton dur,ns
The last three days amount 10 iOOO bal s. OF which
exporters and speculators took 900 bales each Ito
American steamers news caused decline Of on
ciiu1d Ths weather iss bnUn favorable 10 the crni
Flour is steady-ss.s hr- uulnporrsnt Wh-4' ''
very dull and nomlnally unchanged, except R-d
which has declined three psnce Corn Is quiet Prov
sions are steady Rosn s dull at Tour pence Spirits "t
| turpentns steady at 4ss. Consols 96.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA, OREGON. 81
DOMINGO, &c.
NEW YORK, June 27.--Tnr steamship Mos. lay.
| lor, from California, with dates to tho 5h iu-sf'.
arrived 10 day. She brings 81 800 900 In gold
Tue U. = steamer Colorado arrived at Aspluwnit nr
| the l7th, from ST. Domingo. The jamestown h7o
left for havana
| President Bnez had cap.uisted to Santa ~"
| and was to leave for Caracoa on the Is b. S,u'n
! Ana gave Commodore Mcintosh the strongest d" ~
| RANGES of protection to American GlfIzeDr, sra
desired him 10 express to the American Gov-rnn-ri
| his wish 10 mainasi smicabs relations. ~ e -'..i
that Commodore Mcintosh bad succeeded IN g''''n me-
from Bae1 all the dOCumsnts for which be wh- sent.
| The excitement at Frazer mines coD,nussi 3,'"
persons had already left San Francisco on Their Wy
| to the mines. The California mines were yr'!fi =
| largely. Accounts from every section are hgh'y
favorable. The agricultural prospects OF the S"'"
were never brighter. a fire at Nevada city, on he
23d of May, destroyed nearly all the business poror
OF tn. town. Ths loss 10 estimated at Sl3oOOO lhe
town of San Andreas. in Calaverss county was -
tirely destroyed by fire on the second ot jun. ~
buildings were burnt in San srsncsco on the 'i' %
| Nav. The loss s estimated at $4UUOO.
More than the usual amount Of assassnations, rur
ders aud casualties are repsrted in the Csorna ps
pers.
Adyicss from Oregon to Oath May. snnouuc"
general Indian outbreak. Col. Steptoe's command
IN Snake River was attacked on the 10th MAY, eni
forced to retreat, with oss of 50 prvates, otc"r
2 howitzers, the baggage wagons and nearly al th'
animals.
Col Steptoe had three companies OF drsgoons nnc
one of infantry. The Indians numbered about i1"r
Capt Winde. and Lieut.. CASTOR are among ih'
| killed