Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-06
LATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
AuaerIcnn Affairs IN England-Adyaner
Cotton and Decline In Krendstuns.

MONTREAL, Sept. 3.-The North American
reports seeing the steamship Nova Scotian at
noon on the 18th August, and the Bohemian
OH the lst, OF Anacostia, both bound to Liver
pool.
The London Times publishes DR.. RusselTs
correspondence to the 9th Of August The last
letter mainly refers to the alleged insubordi.
nate state Of the army, al the same time cred.
Ting Gen. Mcclellan with speedy reforms
lie says that tue Southerners believe they will
be safe if they hold out until October, and that
at the end Of the year the Northerners will be
further from their aim than ever.
The Times has another editorial on the fnan.
cial difficulties of the American government.
1t says that the course pursued at Washington
throws into the shade all borrowing of Eng.
land.
The election for member Of Parliament in
South Lancashire has resulted in the choice Of
Charles Turner, a conservative. This is re
garded as q ministerial defeat.
The weather in England is rather variable
and less favorable, but no injury has been
done to the crops. Tho harvest progresses
finely.
\ commercial treaty between England and
the German Customs Union is being nego-
tinted.
The Italian Minister Of Marine has contract
ed with Mr.. Webb, the New York ship build
err, for two iron cased frigates on the model
Of the La Guerre.
Among the papers read at the meeting Of the
S. cial Science Congress at Dublin, was one by
Mr.. Basely, NJ. P, of Manchester, entitled,
"With Cotton, employment and food; without
it, famine and repatriation" lie said manu-.
f~acturers expected to be able to command a
supply of cotton to keep them working with
to!crable regularity until spring. The crop
was growing up in the Southern States, but
the difficulty would be to obtain it. Certainly
it will DO short of past years. Mr.. BaselY Is
an extensive spinner, and said that cotton is
now laid down in his warehouse at twelve
and a half per cent. in excess Of the price paid
to American planters, whereas to bring cotton
from Beerar would cost two hundred per cent.
on the price paid TO the Ryo:s Of India. owing
to the difficulty of transportation.
DR.. McGoEan, an Americas, said that the
statesmen Of the country would hail with de-
light the efforts to relieve them from the mono.
poly Of cotton.
The matter Of supply Of the staple was fur
Their discussed when Miss Sarah Redmond
Tsau u paper ON EfUleTlCal OttFciJ alIu us III
1uence on Great Britain"
NJ. Chevalier, the celebrated French free.
trader, then denounced the Morrill, tariff as the
bill Of discord.
The Times announces the following chan.
ges in the colonial department: P. +, Wood.
house, late Governor ofBritish Guiana, sue.
ceeds Sir George Grey, as Governor ofthe Cape
of Good Hope; Sir Francis llincks goes from
49,. r>r,roor.n;o &C P,rla1 nc RI that of Ri.
fish Guiana; Hon. Arthur Gordon, son ofthe
late Earl of Aberdeen, is to succeed Il. Manners
Sutton in New Brunswick, Colgue Brown.
late Governor of New Zealand, succeeds Sir
Henry Young, in Tasmania; and Sir Domi.
nique DAILY, late Governor Of Prince Edwards
Island, goes to South Australia.
FRANCE-The Emperor continued to re-
main at the Chalons camp. Grand manoeu-
vres had been prevented by the intense heat Of
the weather.
The Paris Bourse was firm and minated at
the opening, but closed lower. The Eentcs
were quoted at 6SE45c.
The Moniteur publishes the text OF a con-
v~ention between France and England, regula.
ting the immigration Of Indian laborers into
French colonies.
ACSTRlA.-Ihe rupture between Austria and
Hungary is regarded as complete. No new
movement had taken place, and no imperial
decree had been issued, but the dissolution OF
the Hungarian Diet was fully anticipated, to
be followed by a manifesto against Hungarian
pretensions.
1rALT.-It was reported that the Marquis dc
Fillamarina had been appointed Governor Of
Naples, in place Of the Marquis Daftto.
Gen. Cialdini, in a speech to the municipal
council Of Naples, reiterated the policy of the
Kings government, including the deliverance
of Venice and the obtainment of Rome as thr
capital of Italy. He exhorted all faction to
cease, that the people might be united.
The English squadron continued at Naples,
and the French papers were complaining that
the crews belonging to the SANS were daily SUI.
!ered To 20 on shore in detachments 10 drill.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL ColToN MARKET, FRlDAY.-The
sales of the week amount TO 80, 600 bales, in
Guiding 81 1000 bales to spectators and 1850
bales for export. The market closes buoyant,
at an advance Of ID. There has been a very
active demand throughout the week for useful
descriptions, the trade having been large buy
crs. The following are the authorized quota.
tions: New Orleans fair 95d, Middling S 1850;
Mobile fair 95d, m~iddling Std; Upland fair Sd,
luiCuliIS osu.
The stock in port amounts to 9l3, 600 bales,
including &c. 600 bales Of American.
The sales Of to-day (Friday) are stimate at
10000 bales, including 10000 bales to specu,
latoTs and for export. The market closes
steady.
STATE OF TKADg.-The adyices from Man.
chester are favorable.
LIVERPOOL BREA DsTUFFs MAEKET.-Bread.
| 80 n. .t,1l 1o,. . lnat,n;~n taplannr E1n,,r
inactive and declined Sd, owing to the favorable
weather: The market closes easier at % for
American. Wheat dull, and declined Cd
Western Is Sd; red Southern 1lsallsSd;
white Southern lis Gdalls I'd. Corn easier
mixed and yellow EOS 6da30s; white 5la34s.
TIE LATEST.
Notwithstanding continue to decline
the sales have been small. There have been
no sales of wheat since our last report, and
prices are I'd lower.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARSEr.-Bctf quiet.
Pork dull. Lard inactive at 4Sa50s. Tallow
firmer at 45a47S. Bacon has a downward ten.
dency. Ashes Iuiat--po:s 30s.; pearls S5s.
LIVERPOOL Produce MAHxEr.-Sugar firm
Coffee quiet, but steady. Rice quiet. Lin.
seed oil firm. Rosin (%common) is quoted at
Is 6da7s I'd. Spirits Of turpentine trmer at
49a50s.
LONDON MARKETs.-Breadstuds heavy, with
a slight decline Of all qualities. Sugar steady.
Coffee has an upward tendency. Tea firm
Rice steady. Tallow firtaer. Lindseed oil
quiet.
LONDON MuxEy MARSEr.-Uonsols, for mo-
ney, 9l4a9l4. American Stocks-!h!nn1s Cen.
tral Railroad 39ta3Sa per cent. discount; Erie
railroad 23ia244.
In the London money market the luiitS were
quite buoyant ON the 2lst Of August, aud an
advance il consols were firmly established.
In the discount market there was an Increased
ease, and good bills were scarce and taken at
Il L Hy.J>n.ou re cturratinn in trade