Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

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for their sovereign. Pnce Leopold is ,nber Of
the Royal Family now regning in Englsnd he is co,
quaiihed 10 be called to the Crown, conss queuty the
Prince OF Sake Coburg Ia not within the Of excu
sion, which provided against in the Protocol OF n
22d March. Husband to the Princess daughter OF ;he
King, he has been asmilsted hv an act of Parliament
to the Royal Family, ia regard 10 honor; but il has
been aeknow lodged and confirmed by the explauao
given bv The Government Of Ills Branc Msisstv, tha.
Prince Leopold is not peer of the realm. 0at he hs
not seat In Parliament and that since tn, caasophe
which dissolved the ties that bound i'm to Eng Ls
has not exercised any public function there In hi
Ptcuniary situation, created by the aty marriase
Treaty which il sacred by its nature and confirmed
by an Act Of Parliament. Prince Leopold finds hnsel II
wholly independent. whatever events may occur The
Plenpoentiaryof France those Of Great Britain aud
Rusia, then declared that they gave the votes OF the
Court. in favor OF Prince lie opold OF SAKE Coburg and
they agreed 10 draw up jointly noe destined TO him.
upon The terms and conditions stated ia the Protocol.
Nos l, and B, OF this date, the Government OF the
NV Greek Safe, with the title of Sovereign Prince of
Cre.ce to be hereditary to his descendants The Pro
tocos Of this day shall be 10 Prince Leo
poid OF Sake Coburg, and that Prince shall be invited 10
give his consult o them. No. Protocol of the Con
f.rences held at the Foreign Office. February A. 1890
Presen.. The Pienroioniisres OF France, Great Bri
tain and Russia. Prince Leopold of SAKE Coburg hav-
ing been called BY the Joint suffrage Of the three Cour
OF the Alliance TO the Sovereignty tf Greece tn. PIE
nipoten,ary Of France called the attention of the Com
ference TO the peculiar situation in which his Govern
melt was placed with regard 10 Part of The Greek
population He represented that, for several centuries
past, France had exerced in behalf of the Catholics
subject 10 the Sultan specie. protect which his Most
Catholic Majestic thinks ii his duty to place to-day
In the hands OF the future Sovereign of Greece as far
as II concerns the provinces which are TO compose the
new State But In resgnng this pref gstive his Most
Christian Majesty owes IL % himself and 10 , uo,ul,
ton which has lived so long under the protection of his
ancestors TO require that the Catholics the Continent
and the slesmay find. in the organization about to be
given TO Greece, guarantee capable Of supplying the
influence which France has hitherto exercised in their
favor The Penpoientiaries of Russia aad Great Bri-
tam acknowledged the justice OF this demand, and il
was ordered the Catholic religion should enjoy in the
new State the free and public exercise OF ts worstp
That its property should be guaau,eed,hst the Bishops
should be maintained in integrity othe functions rights
anu privileges they have enjoyed under the patronage
o. me Kings OF France; and finally that, the same
principle, the property belonging to old French Mis-.
IONS OF French esabii'hments, should be acknowledge
60 ana respected The Pienipotenaries of the three
Allied Power., wishing moreover TO give 10 Greece
new proof oil the benevolent socitude of their Sove-
reigns wards her. and the country from The in.
which rivalry OF ia. different religion, that ace pro-
iesed In Greece might create agreed that all the sub
jeets OF the new State, of whatever religion they
might be, should be admissible all public employ
mens functions and honors and treated the footing
Of perfect equality, without any regard TO difference
ITEMS"
sale took place at Liverpool on Monday last orlhree
bagt OF cotton brought by the Amethyst from New
south Wales, the produce Of that colony and the fret
ever sent IRON thence 10 England The experiment
seems TO have answered perfectly, and mus. add ma
sraiiy to the value OF that par, Of the
world gihe cotton was by public auction in three
lots which produced 10 Sid, Id. and III Al the
pound IL s stated TO havcbeen Of good colour and
and OF long and strong staple, the texture silky.
The export OF wool from New South Wales 10 Eng.
ihnd this seaon lie expected to amount TO 5000 hales
The CoIer ofthe 81 May states that the Commite.
OF Drury-lhie Theatre had appointed Saturday a. 10
O'Clock 10 receive tenders and decide Oh the person who
should become the future lessee. Upto Int. period of
the morning but tender had be u but on the
committee assembling there tits said less than
ak oilers We are crediby informed that Mr. Charles
!. right the box office keeper offers c9000 per annum
ara That Mr. Bum, who came from Dublin for the pur
pose, has made offer of $4,000 Among the cand
WI md stau1 Wall, H.
he day Tor the acceptance oope OF these gentleman il
fixed for next Saturday week.
The British Traveller asserts that Lord Lennox bas
made an offer for the theatre.
proclamation has been issued by the Lord Lieuten.
ant OF Ireland 10 put down Mr. O'Conners new asso
citation Of the Fends OF Ireland" under the authority
OF the recent act for the suppression dangerous as.o
Citations assemblies in Ireland.
We fear thai his Massys health is in that state that
though may occasionally nuctuate and raliy and he
subject to temporary alterations of disorder there lit
tie prospect OF it's being finally res,ored-Beis Mes
seng6r, I'd May.
ANcoNA, April lO.--Accornts from Napoi di Roma
MIA say that several shocks Of earthquake had been
felt there. Some apprehension felt for the
counts that might be received from TIE island. of the
archipelago, which from time immemoria have been
subject 10 frequent earthquakes.
The President Of Greece has made several changes in
~ officers of state, and has ordered the establishment
oil an ecclesiastical sennary which is to have its
at Poros.
II is understood that the Greek question was den-
lively settled at the last 'wo Cabinet Councils France
Russia and England have guaranteed to prince Leopold
the sum Of E2 400 600 for years.
From GaIigpanis Nessenger1
"a letter tom Rome announces hat "ihe Pope is in
such weak state OF health that his life consiered
in great danger This circumstance has been carefully
concealed from the public; but Easier-tay when his
Holiness pronounced his bened,cor on the people, il
was observed that his hand supported by of The
Cardinals"
LONDON May s.-During The past week we have
received $4,000 ore Of foreign wheat in addition
TO 1000 bis. -four from New York The supply OF Eng
lish and Irish oats has also been larger; and of -four
from coast considerable. At this mornings |
market the show Of wheat samples was only moderate
from 'he counties. but the trade extremely dull
throughout; ard 10 effect Gales decline of D. per or
must have been submitted TO- few parcels of fine |
foreign red were taken off by our miers at from 63s
64s per Or; -four owing TO the warm weather, was dull
sale, but prices remained The same.
LIVERPOOL, MAY Our market for wheat and -four
continues heavy, and at this days mifks decline Of
-. per 10 he submitted to on the form.r but
-four owing TO the heat Of the weather, and fear of
its being injured, forced off at considerable de.
cline on last week. prices, but t applies 10 Irish |
flour which by bsing long board had tendency to
grow
LONDON, April 30 Corn erchdng e.-There is no.
thing Of moment doing here. Wheat ia quoted uom
nsy Mondays and in the trade for Barley there ia
at present alter ton. Oats, well Beans and
Peas, remain the last market day; and in other
grain there is nohing doing
AMERICAN Stocks liverpool ifdV |, ls30-Ohio
per 1850, IlS 10; r. nnsyyauia per cent 1850,
lOi l02; Bank Shares C25, los. G26 with dividends
from lat January.
american &ocks- London, .lfay 1.--Oio Skies,
1850 liz TO ll2 l.2 Pennsvlvania Fives 1850 I01
l05; Louisiana bonds Wilson's 1913; Bank Shares,
cps, Is 10 E26 dividend from Jan. L.