Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

IHhEE UA1S LAlEh EhoW
Eumors Of Trou5hs betrsea Ehg1an" IN"
Fr,,acc Spain Derh,reS Var .Ag"i".f no
r1cro. ,u ~,
America from Liverpool, with adviccS To- the
26th u!t., has passed this point, on her way 10
Quebec. .
S,,in has declared wax against Morocco.
There are rumorS III trouble between Eng
land and France.
All the Cunard steamer are I" call at
Queenstown hereafter.
The London Times eri"S'Nes Commodore
Tatmalr, despatch, and says mat Ii any 'e,
fence OF the acts of the British MINISTER ana
Admiral 1t Pciho was needed, 1t could lie
found in that despatch.
Sir George Grey is understood to nave been
rc.appolntcd Governor Of The cape ~ ZOO"
Hope.
The authorities of Bristol were making e'-
forts to have the Great Eastern come t'eFe AFTER
her projected trip to the Mediterranean.
Sir j. Dean Paul and StTahan, the e%'Ion-
don bankers, have been released alter i"ir
wears penal Servitudc. ~
The first battalion OF the military tram tor
Chinu was under orders to depart by the
Nothing further has transpired in regard
to the Zurich Conference and the peace urea
ties.
The strike Of the London builders still con-
tiuued. and was telling seriously against men,
who have resolved to appeal to the puh!ic Tor
suupor; The recent returns show an eXceH-
e;yc mortality amongst families Of tho opera
,iy.s ard there is 4 reason To fear tina; scores
are pcriShing Of want.
There have been heavy lrosts and consitc.
rablc snow in England. go, =
Parliament has been proroeu,d to the l1thol
December. 49,, T..
The Paris Constitutional, in an article by
the senior editor, in reply To the assertions OIL
the English press that the policy al 'nc r''nPe'
ror lett Il state OF political lncerllt''de III f'
rspc, states what the aim "i the Emperor was
at the beginning, and compares 1t win ihe al
yan,ares gained. and accuses the English pa
pcrS Of inconsistency.
The Paris correspondents Of the London
Journals Indulge in gloomy lorcbodlngS' y
writer for the Herald states plainly that the i'ii-
preston gained ground Of n rapture between
France and England being imminent. Several
provincial journals have published sim'iitahT'
onSl; violent articles against England, when
were known to have been supplied by a govern
mcnt official. England is warned that her h'Hr
of trial approaches, which may pu: an end 10
her greatness forever.
The Paris correspondent of the London POST
asserts that negotiations are going on 70 com
plctc the arrangements for Il joint expedition 10
China.
The correspondent Of the Herald repeats
n ,,,,., ,I,, fi,n ,r.F,Ir1;IpIS Tor Tie eN-
petition were suspended.
Tn, Moni,eur states that ti!c Chinese com
mandrr AT Pciho has been made GeneraIiS>imo
of tie Chinese armies and 4 mandarin OIL the
first class.
The accounts from the French man'Iact"F-
ing districts were generally unirv"rabic.
The Paris Flour market was iirIn. " heat
was heavy and difficult TO sell. BrandieS were
higher throughout France
The recent foundations in the south oil France
did much damage 10 life and property.
Gen. Bedcau and DR.. LandcSat have returned
TO France under the amnesty.
The RcntcS closed at Paris at G9i. be.
On the 22nd the Spanish Government de-
clarcd 10 the CortcS that it was going to begin
a war against Morocco, which announcements
was received with great enthusiasm. All po-
litical parties offered to support the Ministry,
and the newspapers expressed tl:c same patr!-
otto feeling.
CoNMBRUiAL ADvIC:>.
LIVERPOOL. CoTroN MAESEr.-Thc market is
firm. closing with an advancing tendency for
clean varieties. Prices GENERALLY Unchanged
of the three days 10000 bales, including
| 800 bales 10 spectators and 1000 laIcs Tor
Manchester adyiccs arc favorable. Thcmarkct
closed quiet but steady. Yarns for the East in
better demand.
LIVERPOOL PRonrCE M,gHgT.-Rosin iSstcady
with buyers at IS. Id. Spirits Turpentine dull
at Dos. a3jS. 81. Sugar is steady. Coffee Is dull.
Rice is dull.
~I.oNpoH MAHSErs.-Whcat is firm, and
holders demand an advance, which has not
been obtained Sugar is steady. Coffee is firm.
is slow Of sale, but prices are unal,cred.-
Rice is firm.
LIVERPOOL BEgAnSruFr> MAES"T.--Thc mar
kct closed steady. Wheat has an advancing
tendency, and prices are Is. higher.
McssrS. Blgland, Athya < Co. quote: Flour
is steady and prices generally unchanged
Wheat closed with an advancing tendency
are Is. higher, with az improved de-
Corn is quiet and prices steady, not
withS.anding the excessive supply.
Rlcari>on, Spence X Co. quote: Wheat Is
firm and prices steady.
LIVERPOOL PRovISIoN MAGKEr.-The market
close, steady. Beef is steady. Pork is steady.
Lard is steady at 81 4 Cos. Bacon is dull.
LoypoS MONEY MAEEEr.-Ihe Money mar.
kct is slightly more stringent. ConSolS 95i 4
for money and account.
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GEORGIA.
The two Houses of the General Assembly
convened and organized on the ID instant. The
following are the officers elected
Scnate-prcsidcnt, lie Grandc Query, OF
Quitman; Secretary, Frederick West, OF Lee;
Messenger, V. \. Brewster, Of HARRISON; Door
- McCrary.
Ilousc-Spcakcr, Isaiah 7. Irwin, of Wilkes;
Clerk, j. j.. Diamond, OF De kalh; Messenger,
Jesse .A$!in, Of Cobb; Door Keeper, - AID.
Gov. Brown sent in his message, with the
Reports of the Comptroller General, Treasurer,