Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-23

The five per cent. are 6s {. so C. Bank
actions, 1921. The following are further
extracts:
PARIS, May 3.-Yesterday. before mass,
the Committee of The Chamber OF De-
puiics, conducted by his EAceiiency The
Minister OF the Interior, presented 10 the
king tie project Of the law adopted on
the preceding day by the Chamber, rela-
tive To the creation of i6,040,0Ga tr. OF
ren'es for doiraying the foreign debts, and
To opening an eventual credit OF ~ mill
ons oi rentes for the entire liberation Of
the French territory.
Yesterday morning. Sir Francis MiilmaH
and Sir Henry Haltord, we're IN attendance
upon her Majesty at the Queens Palace
for about two hours. The weather prov
ing remarkably tne. her Majesty rode out
in her garden
Al twelve o'clock this day, the follow
ing bulletin was issued respecting the
Queens health:-
" The Queen had passed another good
night. Her Majesty coEiinues TO recover
from the effects OF the late attack.
FRANCIS MlLMAN,
HENRY HALFORD.
Queens Palace, May 6, 1915"
Corn Exchange, day Eve had some
Foreign Wheat and Barley. in which. as
we'll as other Grain, there was so little
DONG, we can only quote the prices no :
minaiiy the same as on Monday.
LONDON, May This morning We
received Paris papers of Monday the 4th
INST. The trial at Abb has ruiyct iermi-
mated, but the speeches of Counsel have
commenced, so that in few days the
result may be expected. The Parisians
had favourable opportunity on Sunday
last TO prove their love and loyalty 10 The
House of Bourbon, as far as Addresses
from the pubic bodies, and shouts from
the populace, could e,ince the feelings
OF the people. Ii was the anniversary of
the Kings entrance into The palace of his
ancestors, and Was celebrated with AL The
pomp anG circumstance of religious aud
military parade. The following are cx-
tracts:
At eleven the king went 10 hear Mass,
which was followed by he Deum, i'll ac-
acknowledgement Of gratitude. On his re-
iurn, his Majesty appeared III the balcony
OF the glass gallery, where his presence
excited the most lively enthusiasm.
Soon after twelve the King got into his
carriage in the Court of the 'Ihuleries, TO
pass in review the Body Guards, both
horse and foot. In the carriage we're Ma
dame and the Duchess of Berry. After
the rev lew, his Majesty drove Though the
principal parts of the city, and was greet
ed by the universal expressions Of fidelity
and love.
In the evening, the Examinations were
very numerous and brilliant Besides Sc
veral private hotels, and many citizens
houses, there was distinguished the palace
OF the Chamber of Peers, and that OF tie
Chamber of Deputies. These twoedifices
marked by their superb decorations an
anxiety to give an example of devoted
ness to the King, In which these two great
national bodies place their highest gary.
The following il his Maiesty's answer
TO the address OF coDgratulation present.
ed by IN" Chambers of Peers:-
receive with pleasure the congratu-
lations of the Chamber OF Deputies, and
the expression of its attachment. And
too, gentlemen, have 10 congratulate the
Chamber on It's session, and especially
on the fair and memorable sitting of yes
terday. 1t proves tie truth Of what
had said on former occasion, that with
Frenchmen should despair of nothing"
MAY There has been much fuciu-
atlonln the funds this morning. COnsols
'Oi carly NNiC QUO
they then declined to 80 10, and al o.
clock they mad advanced to 500 8.
When the last ships left 81. Helena,
Bonaparte still continued in sour mood,
took no exercise, and refused 10 see any
visitors.
In consequence of the misunderstood
ing between Count Montholou and Gen.
Gourgoon, al St. Helena, The latter has
returned 10 Europe in the Camden. 1t is
stated that BOnaparte peremptorlly for
babe the decision of the quarrel by duel.
Mr.. BalcOlnI, at whose house Bonaparte
resided when he first landed, has also re-
turned 10 England with his family. The
ridiculous reports circulated yesterday,
that secret correspondence had been
detected at ST. Helena, are without the
least foundation.
PARIS, May Yesterday being the
anniversary of the Kings return TO Paris,
a column, formed Of the detachmenls
from the Twelve legions from the National
Guard of Paris, marched at o'clock in
the morning from the Court Of the Lou
vre, where il had formed, and proceeded
with music in front, and in the finest or
der to The Court of the Ihuilleries, where
ii was drawn up IN order of battle. At
ten O'Clock, the Princes and PriDcesses Of
the Royal family repaired TO the Palace
TO congratulate the King. The Cardi-
nails, Ministers, and MarSbaIs of France.
the populations of the two Chambers, and
of all the other public bodies, were sue
cessively admitted, TO present their no.
mag 10 his Majesty.
MADRID, April 2l.-It is no longer
doubtful that The feet lately purchased
from Russia is in want OF some repairs
The vessel destined for Lima, which it
was thought would have sailed immed-
atcly, has been found unfit for tie vOy-
age. Of the three trigates one only can
be employed on immediate service. They
are 10 sall immediately ON board Is trans