Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-11
From, the .Ne,, York -an,eyiean

We learn that at the last date, commercial con
fidence was in some degree restored. On Saturday,
March 4 day which has been looked for with
apprehension, on account oil the large amount OF
engagements which then became due, no failure of
importance occurred, and the amount OF bills dis
honored was small. There had been great fluc,u
alton in the funds Three per cent. consols, March
3, were down to 10 3-4hs. The variation in
single week was over per cent.
The Commission of,he Frech Chamber of Peers,
had agreed unanimously to adopt the principle OF
rrimoseniture in the law of inheritance.
The rumour in the Courier of the Sih, concern
ing the restoration to the throne of Sweden. of
what is called its legitimate successor is given with
out vouching as to itsprobabiliiy. Upon the whole
the tranquility of Europe is less likely according
10 all present appearances, 10 endure, than has
heretofore been anticipated
Yesterday the Deputies from Glasgow left Lon
don. having completed all their arrangements as to
the proportion of the three millions of money Ito
be lent on personal security which has been
signed for relief to that great northern city, they
state the whole is arranged perfectly to then salts
faction, and that il will be productive OF much
good. This is all that is allowed officially to trans
pire. Courier, 1th March.
Mr.. Rotschild paid into the Bank of England in
gold received from the continent from the 18th
Dec. to the 25;h Feb. E2,i0O,000.
LONDON March 8.
We have received the Paris papers of Sunday,
contain no intelligence OF any interest If we except
the purport of private letter from Hamburger.
which is given in the Pn,o. According TO this
letter, we might suppose there designs on foo,
Tor restoring 10 the throne of Sweden its legitimate
possesssr. Prince Gtistavus, the son of Cuun,
iot'orp, the FIX King of Sweden, is said TO be a,
81 Fetersburg, where he observes the sirictest in
cognito, while we assured, that all persons
who have means Of being informed, give US 10 un-
dersaud that Charles John is at present in very
embarrassing state. The fate OF Bernadouc GER
tainly formed singular exception that of all the
other generals OF Bonaparte. who rose and fell with
hm; bur there were circumstances which all
the time were considered sufficient to lustify
wis exception, and it IS certainly very improbable
fhat at this period any revision of those circum-
stances, or of the decision founded upon them
viii be .s2arded.
" BERLIN, Feb. %.
Is Now the Duke Of Wellington has left US, our
political circles are busily drcussing the object of
his mission. Some affirm they have frequently
heard declaration that the policy of his govern.
rnent is directed to the preservation OF peace, and
those who take inieres, in the affairs of the ua
fortunate Greeks, fatter themselves with hopes
that he will make proposals az ST. Pelersburyh for
putting end to their calamies.
Extrac, of letter of the 22l inst. from Frank
fort.
s. NJ. He.ez., Jewish banker Of this place, has
suffered to The extent of million OF francs by
tae failure of Goldschmidt's house OF London He
has, in consequence, reduced his establishment.
and Is hoped he will hold ou, particularly as he
Is allied TO the Rothschild family one OF the
NLessrs Rottsch!d having married the eldest daug-
Ser OF, NJ. Herez. An association has Just been
formed between several of our commercial houses
for lending money upop bond to such merchants a.
may find themselves embarrassed towards the end
of the month"
The official journal of S.. Petersburgh contains
an article setting forth in detail, the result of the
examination made by Commission of Inquiry. Il
seems that the commission has succeed ed in ascer-
tanning The origin, development, and divers forms
OF secret association, whose horrd designs ould
have lei TO the creates crimes and disasters The
origin OF this asso ,iaion goes back TO 1915 From
iSi7 1t de!iberated at Moscow upon the means Of
attempting the life of the emperor Alexander In
1913 the members Of the association took the title
of Society of Friends Of PUBLIC Good or of the
Green Book, and persuaded those whom hey re-
ceived, that their object was merely Works of
Charity. In 1921 the chiefs got rid ofllie mem
bers who disapproved their pol tical principles,
teisHnS 10 dissolve the society. They afterward.
iorfned three associations under the titles OF AZ
scciation of The Gorti, the South. and the Com
bined Slaves. and employed themselves with the
means OF proJacing revolutionary movement, in
osdcr 10 establish, according To some, triumvrate,
and according 10 others, division of Russia into
several independent administrations, united by :
iederalt tie In Short TO effect this resolution, The
Combined Slaves were 10 assassinatc the Emperor
Alexander in May, 1926. But short and cruel
Inalady having deprived Russia OF sovereign and
a father, all the members of the Royal family were
30 be, at the moment, victims Of the conspira.
tors. Nevertheless, the number of The conspira-
tors, and particularly of great criminals is incon-
siderable.
Paris, .Harch i.--The Manheim Gazette ha:
the following article under the head Of Russia: =
Is Our readers know that there has been report
in all the commercial cities in Europe, of an at.
tack OF the Turks, made by the Russian armies Of
their own accord. II we may believe some prvat,
letters, the following is the manner in which III,
affair happened: About 40 Cossacls had passed In,
Pruth TO take some cattle. The Turks forming III,
Gordon, took up arms, killed or Cossacks and
obliged the Others TO repass the river. The latter
on returning to their camp, made loud complaint o
the death OF their comrades and demanded ven.
geance. This event caused great sensation
among the troops. s or 900 CossacsS- crossed tn,
river, fell on the Turks, of whom they killed :
good number and returned conienled 10 Their
camps.
Notwithstanding contrary accounts in In.
Austrian Observer, il is confirmed from all parts
that Missoionghi is freed from blockade the Can
tain Pacha having returned to Patras. The More
otes, driven to despair by the eXactions and devas
ta,ions OF the Egyptians, arping in Mass: j
thousand men, commanded by Colocotroni, sur.
round Tripolitza.
LATEST FROM RIO J9.VTERO.
The Emperor and Empires of Brazil, sailed from
fRio on the 81 inst. in the Line of Battle ship Pc
Cro Prmeiro for Bahia, for the purpose of con-
ciliaing the good will Of the inhabitants of that
place. They purpose being back again about the