Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-18
LATER FROM EUROPE

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HALIFAX, June l5.-Ths steamship Europa, will,
Liverpool dates to the 9Th o June. arrived here HI.
afternoon. The steamers Ango-Ssxon and CITY of
Baltimore arrived out on the 81 OF June.
The telegraph fleet had returned To Plymouth Al
ter series OF successful experiments. IL wcu.G SAL
again oil the 9th to lay the cable.
In the House Of Commons the Governnen, hat
announced that if the alleged oursgrs on American
vessels are well founded immediate explanation
would bs made.
The house of Rswson & Son. India merchants. IA.
suspended for E70OOOO. Their assets are said 10 b
| abundant.
There ia nothing later from India The continents
! news Is unimportant
| LIVERPOOL June q Cotton-the sales tbis week
amount to forty nine thousand bales of which specu
lstors took two thousand bales and exporters hrt,
five hundred The market for the week opened al
decline of oneeighh bu, closed at partial s,iysnc.
OF onesixteenth to one.sghth pence. SaIes oi Or
leans fair at I'D, Middling IL; Upland far
75:l6d; Middlng cd. Tue stock in port amount
10 s62 0OO bales, including 57O,UoO American.
fiaur closed with declining tendency, at decline
ot 80 Il ls Wheat has declined -. Corn has dr
cling teadency sales Of yellow at 34ts. white SO /"
Jas. PROVISIONS are dull. Pork has declined 2--
klcs is h,avy. Rosn is steady at IS Id. tine l&-
10 lbs. Spirits of rurpentin. steady at iss.
lhs amour Of bullion in the bank has incraas"l 10
t9OOOO sterlibz ConsoIs 97.. Money Ia abundan'
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX. june .5-Tha steamer Europa arrived
sou =. NJ,
TO Saturday, tho 5th ns
She passed the steamer Persn on the 9Th. Tk-
City Of Baltimore and ire Anglo Saxon arrived out
on the Sd.
ENGLAND.
The House Of Commons had passed the Atlantic ts
lsgraph bill.
D'Isrseli had stated in Parliament that there bad
been no rupture OF the negotiations With the Emperor
of China.
Mr. Fitzgerald in reply tn question. said that
a huII 20 tl, {',hu
ters to the greatest caution and forbearanc- L.
ward vessels bearing the American dag
The government also announced that il the ALLEGED
outrages on American vessels We're well tounjsd aB
immediate explanation would ba made.
The British government had chartered twenty ships
| additional 10 carry troops TO India Twenty hv''
| thousand troops were TO be cent out immediately
There have been terrible riols at Belfast churches
and bOuses have been attacked and much properly
destroyed. The military were called out.
At Plymouth on the 18th May, Professor Hugh
worked his famous printing tslegrsph!c mnchp.
through the entire length of the Atlantic csble3 ODn
miIes-at the rate of 81 letters to the minute, Wht
| Whitehouse's machine ouy transmitted nn.ie-n
words in eighteen minutes, aud Thompson's machine
could net work at all.
| dispatch from Touion says the French squadron
| there had sailed under sealed orders.
The Paris correspondent ot the London Times gives
| u copy Of the Convention concluded between Costa
Rica and Nicaragua and Felix Belly acting in behali
right of All inter oceanic canal by way Of thu River
San Juan and Lake Nicaragua, to bs coRplst-d III six
years, aud to be sufficiently wde to admit two OF III.
largest ships abreast The duration of the CONCESSION
is ninety .nns yesrs The capital necessary is es'I
I mated at + l5UU0, 600.
| There was a rumor Of another attempt to ssssssi
mats the Emperor At Fontsinbesu Ii sross from tbs
| arrest OF some Italians
IL s also rumoed that Pelli-ser ia 10 recalled for
III. courresies shown by him 10 the Duke de Aumre.
| Improbable.
| STEAMBOAT EXPLOSlON-ONE HUNDRED
| PERSONS LOST.
MEMPHIS, June l4.-Ths steamer P-nnsy ylvsnis
| about 40 miles below ths place, exploded her boiler
Sunday morning, and burnt TO the waters' edge
| There were $50 passengers on board. 100 Of whom
! supposed TO have been killed are missing.
| Amoug the lost known 10 be Of New Orl-an-
| Father Delcro-s, Mrs Wits and daughter, Forser
Hurst, N. and J. Bautschen. Dennis Corcoran "i
| Trxss. Joseph Pilon, H. Is. Nichols; of ST. Loui-
Mrs. Fulton Of New York, +. Gleason; Of Ml-sI-
-ippi Mr.. Sackres; of Louisville Mr. Senter Johu
| Luckhorll, James Bowles VIM. Woodford. Also NJ
! English gentleman from Cuba. and Lewis j. Black,
L. Generous, and Francis Doris, second engineer
! Among the Passengers who escaped We're lsasc J.
| rice, Of Baltimore. and Ii. A. Snesd. Of Virginia.
SECOND DEsPATCH.l
| MEMPHIS, June Is 5-Nayirr Bauch. French
man, connected with The Opera troupe, who wac on
| bOsrd tho steamer Pennsylvania when che exploded
Sunday last, died here yesterday. Several oth-r
who were passengers on the i'll fsied steamer
expected TO live.
| TERRIBLE STORM-GREAT LOSS Of LIFE
BosToS, June l2.-rhe French packet from 81.
| Pierre to Sydney reports Il heavy gale previous {"
| the let inst on the Banks of New F)undland, ~
tended with immense loss Of lite and property to the
| French fshermbn.
Besides the loss and damage OF vessel, It If sh'i
that no lees than three hundred men perished during
the storm Orders had been sent 10 Halifax for 3O''
| fsthoms of chain cable.
| SECOND DIsPATCH
/ CEErRABALIA, Ill June l5.--Sixy sufferers by
| the Pennsylvania disaster have arrived here from
| Cairo, bound to st Louis. They are mostly in n
| destitute condition. The passengers estimate the
number Of passengers at four hundred and fifty aud
| think that two hundred and fifty ost.