Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-17

effect canal 10 cutting from Yteua TO Trieste which
VIII unite the Danube and the Adriac Sea this canal
rs finished to the Hungarian frontiers The canal
milan to Pavia, which MAS determined 400 years
ago has been eonplsed by Milan Is united with the
AdTiauc sea.
is stated that the Congress at vienna has declared
that the Gernanic Confederation hrs neither the right
Nor the interfere with existing
in any OF the German States.
speaking OF the India trade the Chronicle observes
Tue aosutdny oil continuing TO eNolrde british
merchants from the trade between Canton and the Eu
Iopean and American states arises from the
ton put upon the clause OF monopoly, allowed TO the
Las' mora Company In their last charter. We
happy 10 mud that ibis question the con-
sidsfation vi commtee Of merchants and IL Is pro-
bable viii be submitted to the consideration OF Minis
teTs, at an early day. Al this time the Americans
have about $4,000 tons of shipping employed in this
trade, and probably not less than 5000 sesmeu....
| In the course Of the year 1918, than II 900
chests tea we've imported into Canada by East
lnua Hsuse, but directly from Canton, in American
bottoms u After some other remarks, the Editor
serves:
% eau any thing be conceived more absurd. than to
smut out our own merchants nom a lucrative bransh
OF commerce. for the purpose, as would appear TOR
suth is the practical resnt Of securing the trade T.
the Dutch and the Americans and this is too Will.
our own merchants ind employ ent for their
shipping THE East India Company in the nature Of
thinss never can themselves this branch Of
tne Shlha Trade. They would he no way injured by
. Gnes h allowing liberal construction to be put upon
theH Shafter-a construction which would secure TO
the the supply of Great Britain, but allow her ner.
ehsnis TO participate In the supply of Europe America
ahu 'ne "-st indies Indeed the result would be
Brush capital and industry would soon secure to this
COUNTRY. the whole emoluments Of the trade, were
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! ezpoTtation."
The king enjoyed hi, usual health OIL the 18th Of JAM
pnse 81 Kent Was that day dangerously III Of AN
hhamnation OF the chest.
The King of Prussia has issueda Decree prohibiting
! Ia the Neherlans
We have received Of the English Provincial pa
peis they AZ. ctiry lled with of the distress
" The poor from The severity OF the weather, and of
eAeriions Tor tbeiT relief
III. East Indian store ship about to sail from Cork
with Irish settlers bound TO South Africa.
The mob have AGAIN insulted the Jews at Copenha-
gen During be Christmas holidays tue windows Of
the houses OF the principal Jewish merchants
roed me cavalry were called out aud prevented
Letters dated at Ksnschatka, June 18Th old s,iIe
state, that on the 4th Of that month an American
me,ehaninan arrived ,hste, in twenty six days from
the Sandwich ilands with cargo of swine goats poul-
TRY. wafer melons and potatoes. Some Of the latter
weighed 10 lbs
1t appears byrecent accounts from Cape Coast Cas-
tie that that part Of the of Africa nsst,dby
swaTHs OF pirates of the very description no
frequently, not content merely with punderIng the
vessel, murdered the crews also This happened To
Dutch ship called the Dire VIiendey, in Discovery
roads, which was boarded during the night when The
Captain, mate, aud all the iahun,any butch
cred, aud ;he ship was afterwards blown up by the
maTauders.
II appears from the Eighth Report OF the British
National Society that there l4o7 schools on Dr
Cells SYSTEM and from the ith Report OF the British
shd Foreign School Society, that there 297 schools
on the IahcastsTan plan making total upon lbe new
system Of 1904 schools.
injected on charge of tTahckns in slaves They were
irItd on Tue 18Th, aud found Gailry.
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tehli"n OF Professor EeffeT the editor aid d by the
advice Of Baron syly, ter de Cacy the New Testament
hd'lng been campisitd at Paris, preparations are
making TO accomplish the printing OF the whole bible
anasr Tue same superintendent, with all practicable
dispatch
~ article dated Mannheim, the Nth Dec states that
ISeieence had just beeD received that the great d.
OF Tue RhI"e had been burst through. al O'clock on
Tue preceding evening, and thai inhabitants the
adjoining country had been Obliged lly the Oh
ss. pnnacie' Tor refuge The territory of Carisue,
was almost whoIiy under walter and indeed, there
were Few towns along The Rhine Dining The rivers
wren How INTO II, that were suffering greatly from
the innndatiOn
Letters from Leeds announce that very extensive or
dsts have been received for woolep and stuff goods
ooth IoT The American aud Mediterranean markets.
FROM brussels we learn that the sudden of
the waters of the Meuse has occasoned considerable
obstruction IN that town. The villages have suffered
severely many persons have been the bodies
OF man and wOEsah, both elegantly dressed , we're
latey discovered III the water several horses &C. have
| also peIishtd
The PARIS papers state. that the Marquis Dessolles
which debt of 900 goo franks claimed in vain hy
ne Dey of Ag'rIs for the as Years refused b, All
The ministers aud nv ~. Dnk,
a" cbeiieu is now recognized ana is stipulatea to be
paid by monthly insIalmeBis commencing with The
isi Of March next. Baron Louis ministsr of 6nanrs
engaged To provide the fGndS necessary for these pay
Ments
On the day the present wear, the Duchess Of
orleans vas presented with son, who takes the title OF
Duke of Penthiv!e.
Gen. Nauda,nme of the exiies has the King, nrr
mission tO return 1" Paris.
The Countess OF Talbot, died in Ireland in January
which published aud suppressed ma PARIS tLe Fdi
tors of the CO7stitafioMeL tG's TeiSark
" This book will have many readers as there arr
persons Nno NM" now 10 Iedu u pursued by all those
whose thoughts The Of the accredited writer is
present. Fac question here is either one Of repp
talon Orrtt:bIty, hut Of fame universal fame '
'be aconicism and simplicity the preface SAID TO
be wrll!e by the prisoners late surgeon, Mr. oMen
Ia, well accods with the nature Of The WORK itself
al once DIlei ana eNpTessive treats subjects of
the greatest importance aud which will occupy M
mehtshs pIace III history The manner is very similar
TO that OF the Commentaries, while the hero himself
is spoken of ia the third only aud not mention,
ca oIeneT IMAM where facts require he introduction OF
his name. The reader would perhaps like to see few
extracts our embarrassment may he readily conceiv
ed, Tor II ~ouid be necessary to cite the whole 10
give an adequate idea Of the book. that portion of
the work which speaks of The stil remain.
ing to France in July 1915 the writer observes ali
might have been repaired but to this end il was
necessary 10 have char ceT hTnness on the bari
OF the oiceIs the GavrrninenI the Cbas,nsrs 90 as
nation. The Couhtry Should have been animated by
sentiments 81 bOnOf, gefy aud national indeneu
dence. FINALLY il oughl to have axed iIs er"s 49,, 49,
R"br aite' the baiiIe of Cannte Carthage az
lei ihai u Zania !"
rhe Presidents Message delivered at the commence
DeI OF tue present session Of Congress was published
entire 10 several Of the London papers IN Tie IN of
January IL was accompanied In all with EDITORIAL re
mdiNo' various P"FPo't one oithe pagers before
1t snOt warliSe. and those bo expected The mos,
determined denHucssicns against Spain will prrhans
De surprised To observe The mIld tone in which the
Present speaks OF that In truth The cabinet
Oi Washington seems to have been not little puzzled
OHe'cImibe upOb some measure which sbonid have The
appearance - maintaining the National Honor % hills,
tey avoid What III consequence Of The distressed state
Oi the country they evidently dread namely war In
ms spirit Of compromise, they baye h up.n line nm
table and move eNpediet Of carrying the treaty with
sPaih INTO shtet rs had been ratified b. The court
Of madrid, but with special IessT,at,on aIoring a
hegociauon agaIn to he opened. This is obviously
soft1' roma a"Ih way OF getting of the subject
for the present, al least until an Improvement ~, ~
interra state Of the csunry shall ENABLE the govern
mep to ac externally with viGoI aud eneienc, %
40 'ral Lambert was gong out as couulandsr IA,
CHIEF at ST. Helena, 10 The Of Rear Admiral Pam
! pin. "'i
ttappears from an oaicial ,t,,s,,sr, ., ,, r,.,
Revenue for the quarter ending 81 Isnarv there 49,
bees an Increase Of 76Il1. ~