Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03

Gso,genbourg prove tbs falsehood of he rspo2, ,ss,
the ku.sisns had rs,sken that city. The insurgents
are sun matters OF that place.
ROME, April, 9.-The Pope addressed a proclamation
10 his subjects on the oh. He declares that NOS, o.,
'he rebels have been drawn into the in surrec,ion a.
gainst their will; expressed his reliance on the Austrian
s'"ieSs. n announces some reforms and the punish
msn' OF deliu quen,s He Gays, ",he seat of Chr, ii ,ni.
"; which by a peeoiir prediction, God bah given
20 fSnVh VINO was prince a, the same iime, ,ba, H.
m'sht De more Tree la the exercise oil his ssitiual pow.
er, has ~.riumPhsd ouee mose over the msehina,io, OF
impiety."
Paris Stock Exchange, Aptil % The ano,n, =,
pushes. done becomes every dav less. The lean o.,
IsV millions maintains its price; 5 per cent. are from
SUI. SO, and the loan Il ssf 90; 3 pr cents. So. 95
me Polish Question We have been permitted 10
copy tho following extract from a lei Q received fssm a
pivase, but highly authentic source 10 Erg'snJ. Tn,
in'iinahon II contains respecting the iptcnttn n, # Ras.
"a,s Important aud Is not given without groprd..
Ian very much pressed Tor tine, and her efore In
ieu OF my speculations enclose you a letter sen, me
last night from ooe OF TIE mos, res &C able and in,.lli.
&c gen, men To The city, Grea, hopes are now e%r,tr,an
Cd ior the Po'e'. They will at least get time. - fine
will give them the ci ance Of events, and event. o.,
great import are soon to hsPp n. Russia will now, /
,hink' make terms under the ccunsel, OF her Allies.
with her empire has been absnioned, and ,hs, ,hs
siipuations OF the treaties OF Vienna will be nomlnauv
a, Ieast expected"
The following is the letter mentioned in N. abov.
sxrac.: IN. y r. past
LONDON, 18th April, 1881.
My dear Sir,-The private letters received TO d.v
"oh 'neiuei s'dtc tCat the Custom n leu sc off {, . ard
Part OF tho Garrison Of Pol.gen, he frontier town n,
n1s''a' iying on The Bal ic, had arrived at Memel.
having escaped with great difficulty from IN. peonle
VINO were In open rebellion in all tba, par, Of Cortland
'yihg heiween Riga aud Memsl. The Prussian au,ho
fues are stated TO have supplied he solders with arm.
ana amuriiion, and an a.Iemp; had been made to relax.
roassn' out It JAILED. A, Miltsu, two posts iron, Riga,
the Magis.rates had bsen put 10 death ard a provis,on,,
government established Polsgsn IL the demo, far ali
he s'ore', Ss. for the Russian army in Poland. az such
8 oil vasi Importance, add to which this rebellion /, In
tershargN.
All the couriers and mails were stopped at sremeI a.
!, was deemed unsafe TO let them attempt to pass thro'
The febellious district, nor have we any letters tror any
place North OF Memel, which shows that the commn.
hica'ion with Russia, by that route, is completely cut off.
ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN COLOMBIA
ny me schr' Il. L Eilicott. Captain Day, the Editors
" ue mercahuIe have received a file of Jamaica pa
pers 10 the 4lh inst, from which is derived the tollow-
ing ia'e anc important intelligence from Colombia. The
advlces from Carthegena are TO the 18th April.
hogoa mas been taken possession of by Gen. orlando.
ne Nice-President, Marquesina, is re-inslaIled Dro
tempoTe. Po
The Bocca Chica was taken possession of by the
troops under the command OF Gen. Luque. ON the 21th
u!, ana Carthagena on the 10Th and thus another re.
Vciunon mas oeen accomplished in. Colombia The de-
TAILS oil this event are not given in these papers.
was reported at Carihagena, that Gen. Montilla and
Senior Martinez had sailed for New-Yok.
On the 9th ult., Commodore Farau ar. of the Bri-
ish irigate Blanche, addressed a note TO the new Gov
ernor OF Carihagena, requiring TO be informed whether
.e existing treaties with Great Britain would be re-
specied, as regards. the inviolabie protection of British
subjects and their property ? To which the following
reply was made -
hEPUbLIc OF CoLUMDrA-The Commander.in in
C"t9 V me .HTHy Of the People and their Li6er-
ties.
Head Quarters, CAnrnAerSA, April Of. 1891.
SIM you "aVe required me 20 inform you vae.
.Hef' on my taxing possession Of Ibis place, 1 aekuow.
iecgs or disaekDowlsdye the tee lies agreed upon
Tween me oo!Umtian Republic and fhai OF
Great Britain, L have The honor in replv IN .ts,. IN,
L ltN0 lWANs TEFngCtEn thu ent.pn
eSifting 6eIwesn the two nati1nG and now ,haa I 6n
Inc slau-n winch has been cnu fisd TO me by the pso.
pl'' l shaii most scfupu'ously and reIigiousiy adhere 10
we eAs,ing treaties, aud continue to cultivate ma
good UNDERSTANDING which ought to exist among ma.
"oas so intimately connected by the Ties Of commerce
~ ssauauue on our par. You IN y therefore rely on
my assurances which are strictly In unison with nv
own feelings, and the duty which ] have TO perform.
have the honor to be, S.r, your obed't servant,
n (eIgntd) YGNACIO LUQUE.
ESuae' OF a Circular dated Live pool, AsriI &c. 1881,
from the House ofThomas s John r. THORNLEY,, to
merchant In 'his city; the la,es, yet received.
"itis our IMPRESSION, that for some iine 10 coz q M,
markets may be lsnguid, and the prices of produce
'.hewns' depressed, IN consequence OF the political
.ae o, me country. The Parliament was dissolved,
YESTERDAY, and during The elections, the utmost excite.
mem may De expected to prevail, as the result of these
elections will decide Inc most Important question Thai
has ever come before he country" IN. y. Gay
NINE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY the sr'iva, of he pscke, sblp Fl1rid,. C,,,s;,
T~inkham, from Liverpool, day of sailing the Dad ;n,,
copious n'es OF London and Liverpool papers, The for
mtr 70 the BON April, and th- later 10 tie Sc eond Nav
ontn inclusive, have been received az The { flee of ia,
Evening Po'': sud by the packet nhip Eie. CAPTAIN
fuheK' nom Hdvr", day OF sailing also the Bad lust
we are Ike wi'e FUR. ished wih our REGULAR files Of
French p,rers f. m Paris, to the End.
The Proclamation for dissolvir q Psfliamep.. was npb
hhcd or the 23fd ut. 10 an Extraord nary Gszsue
ara me mails were detsined for the purpose of convex.
irg II, together "ih he wrijs Tor he new eIsoIions
10 every p'ri OF 'hs Kingdom. The write are returpa
os on me i4b oil Jun, 5u; Parliament is not expect
Gu 10 De summoned TO meet for ths dI'patch Of business,
before the 2lst or 28th of that ninth
The dissoluuon oil Parliament, aud the Gle crors n,
new nembers, are the two themes which principally
occupy The English papers. Tn. friends of Reform ar
pear 10 he carrying every thing before them. Tn.
London Gicb- OF The 30b says-"The sueee,s Of ,be
reform Candidates bi .herio, has been subjs eli 10 no ex-
cePlon Whatever 10 any place not hermeieal.y 8 al.
sd ag'lhe' popular ihhue, c.. Where tie old members
nave voted Ter reioim, they ere return Ell without on.
position, without expensi; where ,bey have voted 4.
Sa'o't The bill, iafSy and local COZ ne XII ns, former SER
vcte' general cha acier, nolhing Las been ab g TO aver
heir OK pulsior."
a general Illumination 'ook II * in London, on The
evening oil The 9Th, in fejoisipg for The dissolution Of
f"ti'amcD'' The display ia eta ed 10 have been Cf a
very fpistded description, and one that showed the
s'sa' unaninnl'y OF The Inhabitants Of The metropolis on
Tue su Jeci oil Reform. Some disorders on The psri sf
me uoo occurred, and the windows OF the houses oe.
eup'eh by certain anti reform members Of parliament
were da-hed TO pieces. but no very seriou, distur banee.
took place. The L7ndon Courier esvs, h,t Ina, worst
portion OF the mob, which il always p-ons TO mis- hi.C
'rfe 'ho WINDOWS Of some persons who oh, tinsl.ly
DO 50; but, generally, the crowd behaved in a deco OIL,
manner; aud Considering the immeofe nunb.rs Of Ter.
zoos coDRTegated together, more order Nas ohses ysd
'hsn l. usual on such occasions.