Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19

friend then catered the Hall; but Mr.. O'Connell
left the court yard. and proceeded to the Head
Police Office TO exibi, articles ofthe peace against
MIR. Leyne who shortly afterwards appeared, and
was bound over to keep the peace to all his Ma
iesty's subjects, himself in suTees oil IL 600, and
| two other sureties OF E2OO each
| France.--Paris dates are OF Dec. y. The trial
of the CONSTITUTIONAL in the Court Royal, had been
concluded, By the acquit,al of that paper
The Funeral OF Gen. Foy bad been celebrated in
! Paris with great pomp. The London Morning
! Heard Of The 9th of Dec. contains the Funeral
! Eulosiun, pronounced by member OF the Chamber
of Deputies. Subscriptions were opened Tor his
! family, and for the erection OF monument Ihe
people subscribed eagerly.
| The French five per cents. have recovered from
the late shock, and the prospect IS that they will
remain staple The French debt is estimated at
600 GOT, goo and Is prncipauy divided among
the people in small parcels. The British debt Is
ESQ, 200 900, and is owned by not more than
! 100000 peope---only huGdredih pat OF tie
popiation.
There has been failure in Paris FOR four mil
Lions. Name not given.
The following extraordinary paragraph without
J any clue by which we can ascertain the point at
which il aims, appears in Paris paper OF De-
ceinber /.
90 This city, which was lately so peaceabe and so
Nouri>ing, Is in the greatest alicton, aud has be-
come prey 10 the most lively alarms. Every che
eInoes for his fortunes, aud the most fortunate
will be those who resisting this terrible tormenior,
shall lose only third fourth OF their pa'rmony
Spuin---Adyices from Madrid, 10 the 2lst
/ of Nov. Great alarm prevails in that capital, on
account of the threatened invasion of cuba. 1t IS
stated that NJ. Pinilos, the new lnienGant OF the
: HAVANA, has written from the United States,
where he stopped On his way 10 his desti-
nation. lie announces not only 10 the Minis
A g.. Il
that the naval and military Preparations which
are now making in Colombia and Mexico, are
| so considerable that it must be considered as
impossible, long 10 defend the Isle OF Cuba and
that OF Porto Rico. against the attacks which ap-
! pear 10 be manifested against them. TIE hostile
force VIII aso find powerful auxiliary in the ele-
ments o. dscord which prevail in the interior, and
IN the fermentation which the Republican sput
I exci,es" M. PinilIos has also started another
cause OF alarm. He iniInaies that by next sp ing.
the Teyolted colonies nay be able to- land on the
coasts OF Spain, III the most disatfsced districts,
and revoutIoni2e the mother country.
! II is stated from Madrid, that the Duke DIN
iantado, pressed Oh oil sides, will be obliged TO
giveM. lea an embassy. Dresden is spoken OF.
The Consultative Junta, the work OF Nj. Zea, will
De upheld, in spite OF the Duke.
GERsiANY: Accounts from Vienna are 10 the
I'D OF November. The difficulties III the money
markets OF Europe, have extended TO Hamburg,
| Augsburg, Frankfort, and the German capital,
and decline in the public funds was the conse-
| quence.
| His Serene Highness Duke Charles Eugene, Of
Lorraine, and the last OF the male line Of that House,
| died at Vienna Nov. 2lst. He was born in 1851
AT the beginning of the French revolution, he was
distinguished as Commander of the French Guards
oy the TILE OF Prince OF l.ambeac, but afterwards
eh'eied the Austrian service, and was received in
inc most honourable manner by his august relations
AS Prince OF the blood, he had the first rank next
! 10 the Archdukes.
LREEcE: There IS no news satisfactory or graft
| lying IRON the Greeks. When it was known that
lhe iurco-Egyptian feet had Joined the Captain
facha, and that the whole new expedition was at
sea, the Greek fleet retired from the coasts OF
Egypt and The island OF Rhodes, and sailed towards
lhe Norea. 1t Is even reported that the Turkish
Heels have arrived at Navarin. a Genoa article of
Oct. 20 says:
/ The itnpossibility of saving Greece by arms.
chiefy en- account OF the internal dissensions. has
incucea Co!ocoroni 10 propose to Ibrahim Pacha
10 divide Greece into four provinces each of which
should have Greek Hospodsr nominated bv the
sultan, 10 whom al annual tribute should be paid.
&c, ltrahim Is said &c have answered that he hal
no instructions on the subject, and that he would
transmit inns proposal 10 Constantinopie and TO
AieXandna Nevertheless. hostli,ies were NOT
suspended 1t Is now asserted, that the answer of
the 'iceroy OF Egypt has been favourable. which
has not hndered him from sending to The More,
an expedition, which is still stronger than those
that have preceded it. 1t may be readily foreseen
what answer will be given by the Diyan at Con-
staDtinople."
| LONDON, Dec. g. Evening.
| Ctty, 1tco o'clock --1he fuctuation in ConsoIs
TINS morning has been Cd per cent. with great
zeal dong. The lowest price has been SO SO.
an" NE highest 81 i-3, at present The market looks
"A 4
new Bills dis. The scarcity of money still con-
| tinues. ' wi"
| lhe South American Securities have auc,uated
considerably; the Continental remain steady. Co
! loInolhn Bonds are 62 l-2 G3; Mexican e. 2 4.
EuaiImala Scrip about IL dis; Spanish Bonds IS
/ Ia; creek Bonds 10 l-2
a Haud OF most extensive nature has been dis
! covered oy MI Sutherland, supervisor of excise
al ihnhthgow The parties Implicated are The pro-
prletors OF a cotton work in that nejebbo,bood.
VINO u appears have been in the practice of using
| forged stamp for their printed goods immense
quantities OF which have been seized al their vvor.
and IN their warehouses in Glasgow. The dis.
covery was made by a most ingenious eon,rivanre
on the part of MIR. Sutherland, which is regarded
| by the Board as highly crediable to the talents
| oil that active officer. The pensIties alone !. !.
sad, VIII amount to about Ga 900 In CONSEQUENCE
OF the discovery, and apprehending tia, the goods
OF TIE above house might be found in the hands N
the dealers, the Board OF Excise ordered search o.
be made OF the stocks Of retailers in GIasoo,,
Liverpool, Manchester, Edinburgh, Dundee &c
search took place here last week, but none of lhe
goods were found. T.4ber,iee1 L,,r,,,, ''
We are indebted TO mercantile friend for tbe
following letter: "'
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 8, 1925.
ihe distressed state of the money narke has
MAD the effect of inducing some holders to press
forward their stocks of Cotton, for sale, and the
trade having generally Limited their purchases TO