Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-16


Members having Tor vsou. causes vacated their seats.
The trial OF Polgnac and Co. will not begin until the
ls OF November that, IL the Government down
to the House with the msa urs demanded about thai
time the guilty Ministers will at least escape with life
|, is even generally admitted that the sense Of the
House is that our present Calumet will have time to
propose and carry this before sentence Of high
treason 10 passed. The consequence OF this debat.
will then be, evidently, saving tho impeaehed Min-
istry."
The number Of barbados erected at Paris during the
three days of July, amounts to 1865; the number OF
flag stones removed, to 3,l24000. The repairing has
cost 2o0,0O0 francs.
Some disturbances have broken at Beaupreau De-
partmcnt of the Msine and Loire, upon the
The Kings Procurcur has required reinforcement Of
troops Order has since been restored.
Courier arrived yesterday with dispatches for the
Swedish Ambassador, containing the Of the King
Of Sweden TO the King Of the French, aud announcing
that fresh credentials would be transmitted by the
courier.
ST.aTE OF FRANCE.
The Chamber of Deputies was occupied on Wednes-
day and Thursday last with very intcre sting discus
sion, on the molten OF Nj. Mangun Tor an inquiry into
the state OF the kin .dom. In the OF which Nj.
Cassmr Perrer, in reply TO some observations OF NJ.
Mangun, made able defence Of the ministers, and
alluded particularly TO the agated state OF portion of
the Continent and the nsnuation that the Sovereigns
of Europe contemplate interference hostile French
liberty " Let liberty" said Cassinir, swatch over
coed order within, and good order will watch
Independence without" and in another part, he OBJ
serves, let external policy be prudence which de-
sres peace, but which will be apprehensive of war;.
In reference to these sentiments the Courier says
Such has been, and will be the policy Of Great Britain
and such ought to be the policy Of every country The
French ministry feel that il is the interest as well as
the honor OF France 10 maintain peace, without, how
ever fearing and il they impress this saluary
tuih upon the people, they will be able to place the
country such footing to justify the assertion of
NJ Cassmir Psrrier, that France is not attackable
and, if attacked She is invnnerabls.'" NJ. Msnguin
finally withdrew Interpretations
.NaTlO.N.fL' GUARDS
There are $500 battaions of National Guards in
France. The 2,50o batalions present force of 30O
nDnrI Oh. 49,,
600 men completely armed and equipped 1880 COM
Panies OF Sapeurs, 400 of cavalry.
trigh,iul accident occurred at Jogny the l6ti
August Three houses fell in at once, OF which
was school, and it is feared that l20 unfortunate chill
drcn are still beneath the ruins. la Patriots
LONDON MARKETS, Oct. H.
Sugar-The market for plantation Sugar is steady this
morning. Strong refining qualities in demand low
and mddng grocery at ass TO 52s Cd per cwt East
~ THE BaLT7c TRADE
The information from the fishery caused an Increased
demand for Russia Tallow, which has risen to 3s per
cwt. The deliveries last week were 2423 casks and
the stock is 27042 casks $50 casks than at this
time last year.-Hcmp and fax firm.
lndigo-The sale at the India House is proceeding
slowly up 10 this morning only $500 chests having
ed Inc sale goes ON very uneveny but the averages
may be quoted about the a, last sale.
LONDO.N CORN EXCHANGE, oct. IL.
The market to-day is not very largely supplied either
with samples buyers but their is ady trade with
those present and fine samples of wheat fully maintain
last Mondays terms.
LTVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, oct. IL.
| This mornings market was exceedingly dull The
ners and dealers still refuse comply with the
duced rates OF credit and purchase only for their inn
mediate necessity We consider the decline sncs this
day sc might on old wheat I'd, and new 81 to Sd
per 10 lbs. and Oatmeal fully Is per 2t0lbs at
which serious depression very few scs could be Of
DUBLIN .aEqRKETs-oct. IL.
| Corn ExcHANcr, Oct. l2.-Thc Market continues
we'll supplied with Grain, and the demand being dull,
wheat further declined Cd TO Is. Flour dull at late
prices. Wheat, red 26s TO Sis; white 3Os to 33s
| LIVERPOOL COR.E EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, October l2-The arrivals during he week
Save not bosn extensive. and consist chiefly of Ii.h
new Gain. The weather since last Tues la has
teerahy 6ne and has abled hs farmers In the north
parts of this country, Ireland and Scotland 10 pro-
coed wi'h the harvest under more fortunate oireum
stances than had tee previou y anticipated. There
hsvs tosD no transactions in bonded Wheat tor -Four
similarly situated; there hiss besn inquiry for
speculation, but being held a. high rater compare.
'iv'ly with few, no sales have been Effected. TIL, du-
ties are this week advanced 2s per or on wheat.
! W.1REFTELD COR.T .lLaRKET, oct g.
We have had fair and good harvest weather during
the week, wiihthe exception OF day, Surlay
heen carried in good order az r-gards the drynes of
the straw, but the Corn is mostly tender, and some
very 'oi'
LO.VDoWDERRY MARKEr, oct u.
We have had very considerable supply of Grain
during the past week. Wheat it'll changed in price,
and may be quoted at from 26s sis per ESQ lb..
Al the Antrim Grain Market, Oct 18th, there were
from 100 to 40 cars ard Carts and the grain Of good
quality, average from g.. 81 to Il. 81. per ewt.
LATEST FROM SPAIN
The brig Plato, Captain Bradford, arrived at Boston
Monday from ST. Sebastian whence he sailed on the
18th October Captain Bradford states that the pubca-
ton OF newspapers at St Sebastian had been suppress
ed 10y government. He also states that Spain in
great ferment-that men of character and influence
daily leaving Spain for the frontiers of f. ance and
he informed by his merchant that several arrests
influential individuals had taken place at Madrid, and
that Spanish force collecting at Bavonne, whore
$4,000 men bad already assembled ready to take advan-
age OF the hrs favorable moment 10 march into Spain
IL was evident that crisis at hand and the Gov.
eminent were taking active by fortifyinp &c
to meet the threatened revolution. The Queen of Spain
had given birth TO daughter the great Joy of his
josty.
LIsBoN, Sept. 25.-Two vessels arrived here today
from Rio Janeo, but they bring of importance
our Government, however, feared the contrary; for im
mediaely their arrival, and before any comrnunca
ton was had with the inhabitants the Captains, and
ven the passengers were arrested their effects minute
ly examined and they Intercepted with the ut
most s,ricness; but nothing appeared against them
they set liberty at the end of four days with
caution 10 be silent Consequently they careful to
withhold all information
The French papers still probited this is exceed
nsly vexaous, especially as it relates only TO those Of
France.
1t is reported that Don Miguel intends 10 make tour
through the provinces; it is not however, generally be-
ieved.
M Saraiva. attached to Don hguel's legation at Lon
don who has been here fer time past sailed on the
18th inst in the packet for England is said that he is
the bearer of credentials for NJ lie Compe da Pone al
Paris in order that tho latter may present himself in the
name OF Don Miguel 10 Philip {, who Is authorised 10
acknowledge him. What felicity, what an honour to
France and he's King!
IHTEST EROH " NC,T aA~y1