Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-20
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

By the steamship Africa we have da"'s
from Europe to the +th inst.
The steamship Scotia arrived g. Liverpool
early on the morning Of the 3ri.
Ii was rumored that England had proposed
that the title Of Russia 10 Poland should De
ignored.
The news by the Scotia Of the defeat If
R"secrans created considerable sensatinn. and
caused 4 rise of FIVE per cent. in III" C"n'"!'.
rate Loan, but the advance was not fully
sustained. and closed about % discount.
The Times" thinks that Roserrars was
defeated by superior .tra'egy rather than
mere ii .hting, and says it. is evident thar he
Federal troors contested the field "b>tinat"lv.
rallied when broken, and fIrmed again ard
renewed the engagement repeatedly. They
seem to have done all that bravery All
determination could effect. hut the crra'cr
skill Of the Confederate Generals in combining
the force which made the attack insured them
victory.
The Daily News" says General Bragg,
victory over General Rosecrans is 4 striki .
demonstration Of the wisdom # the rev
military policy Of the Confederarcs in comb
! ming their forces to arrest the advance Of the
Fcdnrals. The honors of the battle b"l"uc
to General Bragg, but he must Il" more than
he has hitherto done il the Con c~!erA'"
cause is TO gain solid advantage from lis
sword.
The Herald" looks on it as tho most dcri.
sive battle fought in fhe Western States.
The Morning Post points 70 III" continuance
of The peculiarly Of this gr"at war. that neither
belligerents should be permitted. for any pro-
tracttd period. to follow the path of victory.
The Army and Navy Gazette" attempts 70
| show the dangerous position of RHsacrau-. hct
suggests that The Federal PROSPECTS may br
brighter than the telegraph makes ont.
AS to Charleston. it remarks that The means o:
attack being superior to the defence. the place
must fall.
A letter from Brest. dated September -. SAYS
the Florida has finished repairing in tn" G ,vern.
ment do"k. and has gone into the mercaniil" hw.
Dor. where she was r%-titting. She wouli %
into the Roadstea1 in about ). week. bnt wou!
not be ready for sea for three weeks or y month.
The Federal steamer kersage. continues At Brest
awaiting Goals. 1t il pointed out that twenty
four hours must elapse after the SIZZLING of o'e
vessel before the other be allowed to depart.
The Paris Steele argues that if stephens
visits Paris with the'expectati0n of procurltt:
the recognition of the South. he will return
disappointed. The time for that has passed.
if it ever existed. The South. by armins II.
negroes, shows that its resistance is exhausted.
Paris journals continue to applaud the De
claration Of Earl Russell. relative to the trra.
ties Of 1915 and believe it impossible for other
Bowers to refrain from expressing thc.'
sentiments on the attitude of Russia, in the
ahroSation Of the acts of the Vienna Cor-
gress.
The "Press" says: ave believe France at!
England have decided TO consider tho trea',"'
Of 1915 no longer in force. and Consequent
have ceased to guarantee the possession -! p.
land tn Russia"
The Mexican Deputaiion arrived at Tri"stc ':
the lst, and would be received at the Palace On
til. 81.
The Paris Bourse was quiet-Rrntes 65f pc
The Daily News" says American tFrd"Tat'
securities OF nearly all kinds were d~ecii"'T
weaker on the 81, owing rather to the rise in
New York exchange than the fall in price there.
Macmillan had answered the Mexican depG'a.
ton. He was ready 10 accept the throne .on'
fire. :. spontaneous expression Of the popula'ion'
an by a guaranty for integrity in the indepen'
dence Of the country,
The Paris Bourse was heavy Rsntss, S.f. ~