Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-23
70 HEJG " INTELLIGEN NCE.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER BOHEMIAN.


arrived.
The steamers City Of Washington AMI H..
hernia arrived out On the eth.
There is DO na1s Of Importance to nos
since the sailing Of the Edinburg and Bremen
The English journals canvass the POSSIBILITY
OF trcrbles on the blockade question.
The steamer Edinburg sailed for New Eech
with 1900 sterling in specie. The s;ea::.-:
Brennan has G. 800 also for New York.
The London Times has another article OF
american affairs, which is bitterly sarcastic
on the battle Of Bull Run. The editor says
there must arise gathering doubt that iha
Southern nut is too hard to crack, and ;hat To
military line, as matter Of business, dca',
answer.
The same article ridiculeS and laughs al !;,e
threats Of prominent n. York Journals against
England, ard fears that the question Of :!i3
blockade may involve England in some dEi
cult complication. The Times remarks thai
there is 4 little cloud which although, only 3.
large as mans hand, may cowe TO oSers!ision
the whole sky.
On the last day OF the session Of Parliament
Lord palmerston stated his views on the olcs
ton OF the blockade He said in effect, lha, il
the bIockading force should allow one ship 20
enter blockaded port by payment i! duties.
that moment tho blockade is raised.
4 bcl!igerent may Seala up 2 port, but if h"
lets one vessel in, his right is gone. Il :9-
lows, therefore, that when 4 Federal cruise
willingly allows c ship to pass 4 blockeicd port
upon payment Of customs, the blockade will be
at an end.
An anonymous advertisement appears ii
the Liverpool post for shilling subscriptions
for Il testimonial to BeaurcgarI g. lis skiiltu
generalship.
The London Herald say! thu: report b."
been received that Napoleon. oE the receipt c:
the intelligence Of the defeat ot til" Northern
army, decided to recognize The Southern Gov
teaeracy The statement, bowerer, != belis7cc
to he unfounded.
ADDITIONAL sT TIE BOHEMIAN.
Tue MANASSAS BATTLE-SPEEcs or TIE QUEEN
COMMERCIAL FAILURES ~ ESGGaSO--rnE EAR.
.ETS, ETC.
QUEBEC, Aug. lo.--Tae folio wing addit!on,l
news is furnished by the Bohemian
The news Of the Bull Run battle was recsl,
cd in England On the 4th lust, and caused -
profound sensation. The Northern: Americans
were much depressed, and the Southcrra-s
co,rcspondngly elstcd, causing almost c cn'!i
sion in the Liverpool news rooms.
Mr.. Russel's letter TO the "fimcs' WAS con.
fined to graphic details Of the rouL OF lilo
Northern army, which he calls q cowardly roIi,
miserable, causeless panic, and disgraeefI u
lnen in uniforms, ami not soldiers.
The ''1'mes' says, edtorially, tha: ths .v!eto.
ry was complete one. The Union arny lc:i
I'll, even their military honor, and wishes Is
could t!nl something in it to congratulate
either the yctors or the vanquished, but Secs
nothing but%hat must stimulate the evil pas
sions OF both contestants
The Daily "Ncws" dcnounces the "Times
criticisms, but says that nothing happened
which was not anticipated IS possible.
All the journals think that the event has close!
the door to compromise, and must s.r5ilt::
and prolong The contest
4 Paris letter says that tic success Of ito
SoutherneTS has powerfully operated c.. Il:
opinions Of The Parisians in favor Of the e"c+s.
sionsts.
Lord Palmcrston said the government is no.
aware Of the American government having
resolved 10 station vessels .: ports TO levy
daes.
The London Shipping Gazette complains u
the blockading. force, and points to the risk ola
collision with maritime powers. G:aa: Jour.
| nais spea!; OF the same danger.
TUE QUEENS SPEECH
Parliament was prorogued on the 9Th iuste.:;
and the Queens speech was read by cori
mission. Itstates that the foreign relations
are friendly and satisfactory, and trusts tbs'
there is no danger Of disturbances 20 the peace
Of Europe. It notices The consul2"ation oi
the Kingdom Of Italy, and hopes f5T the har
plest results.
In relation to American affairs itsays: 'ttho
dissensons which arose some months ago in
al tI,ka, t,,,, e.,
ed character Of an open war. Her iIa;e;.v,
deeply lamenting this result, has determined,
l., common with the other powers Of Europe,
to observe q strict neutrality between thc cea
tending parties"
The Queen also refers to settlement Of af
fairs in Syria She hopes the arrangements.
will henceiorth secure internal tranquility
She reioces at the progress in Inds. The
speech then raturns thanks for the supplics
voted, enumegates the important measurcs q:
the session, and concludes by invoking GoG;s
blessing.
GENERAL NEWS.
It is rumored that conspiracy ha; bger
discoved in St. Petersburg, to put aside the
Emperor and family, and to gise constitution
10 Russia
The King Of Sweden is the guest o: NapG
icon at Paris.
The Paris 3fcntieur announces that the King
Of Prussia has sent un autograph letter to Ma.
poleon. 1t is reported that his contemplated
visit is postponed, if not abandoned and that
the King desires to visit the camp al Chalons
if accompanied by the German princes wko
met at Baden last year He does not Wis. 70
appear as acting apart from them.
Sir Henry Bulwer had had an audience with
the Sultan Of Turkey. The latter expressed
his deep sense OF friendship for England, and
his determination TO effect large reforms.
The French Emperor has officially receTed
the Minister Of the Kingdom Of Italy.
It is asserted that the interview between the
| Emperor and the King Of Prussia viii take
place at Strasbou:g in October
Omar Pasha has addressed his u!.:nstum IL
the Montcnegrin chiefs. His crmy numbers
$4,000, and is being concentrated for vigorous
operations.
The Emccror Of Austria had ordered VI,
immediate convocation Of the TransyiTanis
Diet.
The European commission for the settieme.
of the affairs Of The uesse.Grovina has been dis
solved.
LIVERPOOL, Aug G.--Cotton-The brcker's
circular report the sales Of the week at 53, 900
bales. The market opened with an advance .:
ID, but closed easier, with but little ioqu;y,
and prices weak. Spectators took lJGJ0
bales and exporters | 800 bales. ToG.y's
(Friday's) sales arc estimated ut 10000 bales,
the market closing steady. The folowiag arc
the authorized quotations m. Orleans fair
94d, middng sgd; Mobiles fur sgd, midd!ine
SGD; Uplands fair Sd, middlings 5.lsd.--
Stock in port estimated at 9a0, 600 bales, of
which 9,006 are American.
The advices from Manchester aia :ayorsh!s.
The market is firm
Brcadstuffs quiet, t.'l;s;esdy. Wheat quiet
tending doWn~ards: aai lcota!:Jne barely
maintained.
Provisions steady sid uacha1se5.
Los5os MONEY MARkEr-On the III. FRI,
tending upwards An advance cf o.e eight: