Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-10

not fully rely the promises OF the Petty Council but
Ge preparing In case Of emergency Tor new struggle.
which would inevitably bring about the dismissal Of the
Congrcsauoasist Councillors Berne continues lis mi
,ary preparations, but 1t Is well known thatit cannot
maxi the least attempt Of armed Intervention with
out being exposed to general insurection. Its inter-
nal position becomes every day more critical All the
ean,ons except Wand, Ur, and Soul,u replied n the
negative TO its proposition for contiU uing till next year
GERMANY
eft Is reported, Gays the Constitutional that the
Germanic Diet will shortly issue declaration tina it
has intention of interfering in tho internal affairs
OF foreign nations, and will implicitly accede to the
system adopted in this respect by the Great Powers OF
Europe"
The Correspondent Of Hamburg gives The FLOWING
article, dated Frontiers Of Austria, Nov. 81" We have
this moment been informed that fom 25 20 80 900 Aus
TRANS their march 10 meet on the Bavaran from
tiers, Ii is confidently stated that part OF thi, force
Is going to join equal number OF troop, belonging to
another power, Tor the purpose OF taking posse Of
the Grand Dutchy Of Luxembourg"
letter from Geneva OF the I'd inst states that on
the rs OF last mouth, The Queens Regime u and the
Regiment OF Savoy. came to an o,en couiict in the
streets OF Turin, and that hundred soldiers "
let upon the /" field of Battle"
Letters from Germany state than an nsurf ectiop OF
most serious kind has broken out at Hannah in Hes.
So CasseI, which was carried on precisely upon the
pattern OF Paris. The streets were barrieadsJ, the
houses fortified, stones and other missiles flung from
the windows on the troops, who made but ue resis
lance OF any kind, and retired from the town
Ii in the hands OF the people. At Franktor, the, -
have been distur bances the brewers having turn
ed out oprevent the OF any beer bu, IN ow ip
the CITY,
Correspondence Of the NJ Y. Journal of Commerce.
LONDON, Dee. lS, 1880
The Revolution In Poland is a, last, after the Iaps.
OF three four days since the rst arrival of the
beginning to produce its Da;orai effect the none
market and on merchandise.
TAow 10 advancing in the face OF extraordinary I'm.
Portaions, and Hemp and Flax more FIRMLY he ID
There has also been an advance in Rum, and the EN-.
tnr hia artir ia
are also in great request.
II is probable that all descriptions of naval stores
would advance much more extensiv-ly,if il were not
Tor the prevailing belief, hat Great Britain will not i'm
any event, become perry to the war; which is now
confidently expected to result from Passiog occurren-
ces
TIL. funds have given way ona per cen, to.dsy-
Consos leave of at at 81 ii, sellers, aud with every
appearance OF a further decline. Exchequer Bills and
India Bonds, are not so much affected The former ar.
~ TO 2o-. and the latter to 0s The market quite
gloomy; but the quantity OF stock business done tails
very far short of that Of former times when peopie
we're richer, or felt 90.
10 American Stocks there has been a steady mode.
rate business. the ouiy advance has been in U-lte,
States Bank Shares, which are quoted at EFT los
La other descriptions OF American securities there l.
no alteration
The Russsn FIVE per cents have fallen seven or
eight per cent within tn, week. They wer. held 10.
day at ST. 81 Ia. The DANISH three per cents are
htty-six.
have seen letter TO day from Paris in which the
writer very intelligent person. describes the euthu-
be
dent enough to encounter every sacrce in support eff
tbs Re so'ution begun AZ Warsaw aud he adds that
the French generally will not willingly even suffer
the Russians TO interfere-bui, ,he contrary If the
King of the French should not concide with he pub.
lie sentiment This point, he will remain on the
Throne six months longer
You will have the Speech Of Lafayette. en- the
necessity OF putting France in warlike array and thai
OF the Duke nj Wellington tn. d" wicked" char.
ac,er OF the French Revolution These two spe eches
indicate the principles OF the two sides tina, are r.
6aP' to be drawn up againt each other, in what Mr.
aud her allies against France Belgium and the friends
oil freedom and equal rights.
The part which England will take, depends much
on the manner in which Belgium il TO be disposed of
with her present Cabinet, she leans towards F,ance
although she VIII never approve of union of Belgium
and France; but il the King of The Netherlands were
not 50 utterly mpr acticabls che wouJ overlook all bi
roward and petverse discoHrtesies and bis
power as barrier against that OF her ancient and
Engshmen long believed, her natural fos The obi.c,
oil the P'ioce OF Oranges stay ia this country to
some comPromi that may avert the absolute and fin
division OF his supposed inheritance: but he fni4 that
tho epoch nas arrived when the decisions OF Cabinets
can no longer contravene the wishes Of the people
Without producing civil commotions
The ne Ministry, 80 far, true TO their principles
ne cause oil reform Il patronsed by the rulers OF the
ian and its progress is daily promoted in way
another. Hunt, the radical, is elected member for
Preston, the place from which such efforts were inef
iectuaiIy made few years ago 10 send Goblet. This
Is one OF the extraordinary signs OF the mes and OF the
resolution OF the community TO be really represented
have doubt, for 1nths, of the existence OF
they have in one or two instances called themselves or
been called One mode OF operation adopted by them
the last election, in DevoDshite lie TO irsha the
adherents among those who have the privilege of vot
ing privatey and where contested election j. not an
tciPa'ed. 10 bring them 10 sboal4 aud una wares to
the polls II Ia 10 this way that Mr.. Stanley, who
looked on his re. election a certainty and mere for
may, has unexpectedly been rejected by the electors
oil Preston.