Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-20
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER noRuSSIA

NEW GOEK. sept. lS.-lhc steamer Lords
STA arrived here this morning: from Hamburg,
with dates to the lth inst Sh. brin-~ lou-
don papers only.
Alvicc> from Gibraltar state iIat the Eni'c-
lor Of Morocc" is dead; also that serious con-
iiicl lad taken place =; the island of teu,a be
twcrn the Spanish inhabitants and the MoorS.
The troops were called ont. Sc'cral THOUSAND
Moor; had collected, aud, 1T last accounts !rcln
there. the parties had been in conflict all night
of the 2Gih u,.imo, aai several lad been killed
on both sides.
The Eng!>.. mail steamer inlus Was fired Oh
twice from the Spanish fort III Tari:a, on the
morning Of the 9th ult.. while her ensign was
nvng. At thc second fire Il ar.c round SHOT
icll within fifty yards Of the steamer.
\ cyclone passed over Calcutta on the 10Th
OF july, when 10 vessels including two steam
crs were lost in the river I'ogly. Immense
damage was done on shore. and many lives
were lost. Nopartculars ha / been received.
The Austraan mail steamer North .incrl-
ca was lost Angus; 2u!h, on tie Red Sea. Her
| mails ard passengers were sa~cd.
/, was reported III Paris On Saturday that
Mc;tcrnich, the Austrian Ambassador, was
about to leave on visit to Vienna.
Some uncasincSS vas felt in Paris on account
of the Zurich Conference and the RenicS lad
declined.
Accounts from Madrid state tina, Spain had
withdrawn her Consul at langicr, ana decided
10 demand satisfaction Of Morp,c" COR the out
ragcs a, Ccuta. Orders had htcn ever for the
formation Of al eXpoditionary corr "i lh,''"
men.
1t was suggested in the London papers that
the firing on the steamer Indus. from TarIia
wa, for the purpose of bringing her TO- IN order
TO c;,!n the state Of affairs at lcuta.
The first National Assembly of Romagna was
opened at Holognc Sci Isl by the Governor
General who in speech congratulated t.ic lco-
pie on the alacrty with which they had has
tened TO the electoral districts TO record their
votes. lie had, lie said provided for the de-
fence Of the country against acgrcss!onS from
all sides hy forming a league with the ncighhor-
ins States. y letter froIp Boo"nc states that
at the popular elections, the priests deposited
their votes rs freely as the citizens, and that
the result was the immense majority IN iavoro
the liberal ticket. which goes against the cStab-
lshncn; on any condition OF the temporal power
Of the Pope, The aristocracy were at the head
Of the movement.
The finances Of Roma@na were in excellent
condition. and no doubt the lac" government
would he able 10 20 on without loan.
The Russian Government had ordered the first
three corps Tarmec, under Prince l'ort>chakoIl,
to be placed on peace footing.
Col. Charras and Barbcs refuse 10 avail them
selves of Napolcons amnesty, the former Is ont
ina furious nvcc,vc against the Emperor.
The Newfoundland mail had arrived ut Paris
with the announcement OF the full triumph OF
the French Admiralty over the English III the
question Of the fisheries.
The latest adyiccs from Italy state that the
people were becoming inpatient at the inactivity
Of the General Conference ana the various con-
Trajectory reports touching their doingS. IT is
also stated that Piedmont demands from Austria
the ccssion of Mantua and pcschicra
\ Paris letter says there is no doubt that the
Zurich Conference will disagree about many
points touching the peace "i Nillalianca, and
the opinion is growing stronger every d'v that
another European Congress must d. held.
Later advccs from Madrid state that General
Prim will command the expedition fitting ont
against tli: Moors.
The English news is quite uninportant. The
strike in the building trades was approaching
an adjustment.