Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-17

have no interest, we conceive. 10 that powers a,sump-
ton OF the right OF Propaganda 10 Ita'y, which, in fact.
beloI gs to no one, aud which is not less odious under
the hag OF Liberty than under that Of Despotism. The
explanations must be candid. and distinct, aud deliver
ed without delay for Though il may not yet have TO.
come a cause for war, IL is a point Of honor, and NJ.
Cassimir Peirter has promised us 10 obtain satisfaction.
Let us wal. iof IL. aud rely, in order TO TORN a judgment
OF he part ina Fsance ought to play, a. on a Ministry
who have declared themselves boldly to be the zeal
eus &c 'enjrrf OF her interests, aud the wise but proud
sn@rd'ens OF her power" The Courier Franeais says,
upon the came ,utject: -" Hitherto the government
has existed by ilu-ions, BIT a, Length IL assum 9 u de
cded Character. The ella alton made on McDray
by the Presiden, o. the Council ought not to be ms
conceived. with whatever precautions il may have
been surrounded, with whatever gu ratification may
have been afforded, it breathed war"
ltha' been known for a whole month tina, Austria
ma resolved 20 interfere and pref FRED taking the
chance OF a war with France rather han suf-r a revo-
luton to spre, d over I'aiy. Consequently, in opposition
to all Il e "reminiscences, The Austrian have entered b.
ogna.-A declaration 80 distinct, followed by aclions,
leaves room for doub'. We must no, therefore deceive
ourselves as TO the actual state OF affairs. France /, on
We point OF entering upon a war against Austria. We
must at the same tine no logger i'm sgine that eff irs
IN the Netherlands viii leave us loug at peace with
Prussia She has alrea'y, it is said, manifested incli-
nations sufficiently to,ule; and be,iies the agrees
sioni I'll Austria, TOR they are nothing else, must have
been made In concert wi h the ottet Cabinets. We long
ago said hat the Coalition wa' forming 10 London under
the auspices Of Nj. lie Talleyrant, and rec mt facts be-
gin to cophrm our asse tons"
FRONTIERS OF BOHEMIA. March lSth-Every
iblns around us wears more and more an a-pec, OF war.
Bohemia a'one will have TO furnish at least l9. 600 re-
cfuits'-Ihey are purchasing a great rumber Of horses
on account of the government. The az A,tes state the
humber alrealy bought at $500. IL is said that the
the Austrians.
Pirate Correspondence Of The Haure Journal of I'd
.Aprit.)
The la.i in the .un1s continues to-day with alarming
rapidhy. The o per cs. which yesterday closed at rs
90 have fallen to rs so; tina 8 per cts which left off Al,
"a 30 iei to 10 so and recovered 46 80; hi. new fall lie
ascribed TO the march OF the Prussians aud OF The con.
iederate Gsfmanic troops upon Luxembourg, aud 10
the new disturbance in Belgium.
Since the early part OF his week tho opinion IN
var 4, al hand ta' gained strength, at tae exeh'nye il
9 no Longer considered dub full, and large bets hav.
oeen made That before is days /, weuid bs begun.
uen' Seoasiani Is more aud msrs Disposed TO quit
me m,ni'iy, h' health is much impaired; bu, /, ap-
pears that 'hose who form he Cabinet are under a sort
VI honorary engagement 20 stand by each o,her and 10
remain or retire togeih.
Accounts rom Turin .n-'sy represent the Illness Of
Inc hing o. Piedmont as very alarming. and his death
was nomentarity expesied. Prince C risnau, who
vii tie his successor in spite OF Au tria, is, il is said.
wen d'sp'sed 10 unite with France, in case of war be-
tween her and Austria.
lPriua'e bulletin of The Paris Exchange LIST .4pril. !
we Lave no clue to explain the panic which has
seized up3n specuia,crs and fund holders. Nothing can
sop the ceciloe; 1t Is an alarm without example.
the enemy were at the very gates Of Paris ou- posi.
ton would not be worse. Ii seems The association OF
6ahke's who are pr'Po log Tor the new loan. beat
down the market by continual sales. The prices for
paymen' to-day are Five pr cents, 76 so; Four per
cents, DO; Three per cents Al l5.-One is tempted TO
believe that OF all the stocks negotiated on our Ex.
change, our own offer The Leaf security. The others
excepting tho'e of Naples. have hardly declined; add
what is altogether income -ivabIe, the royal Spanish
loan has risen l per cent. The Three per cents. ater
change were DOVE at 46 so.
PARIS, March 80.
Stock Exchange, March 20, half past 4 o'clock. "A
complete panic has prevailed in the M acket Ia. dav and
me price OF stocks has experienced a very heavy fall.
The cause Of This d ecline appears to be The treat ouan.
NY OF seek thrown upon the market by holders, un-
der The percussion thAt war is inevitable, and that the
hnances oil The country are in a de plorable state. To-
wards the close OF Inc day quotations became more
hrm, and the panic in come degree subsid ID. Tie bu-
siness transacted has not been so great as might havv
conn sarARfrcted. Foreign securities have also fallen
PARIS, March 3I.-Stock Exchange, March 30.
HaD-past -Four o'clock panic which prey iiled
Yesterday has in some degree subsidized, but Transactions
have been Iimited.-Some purchases, however, having
been made, gave a favorable impulse to the Market.
and quotations have exp 'rienced an Improvement. Oae
OF the boldest spectators 10 the market has hem
Obliged to lIquida'e his accounts; he has suffered losses
ms month to the amount Of upwards OF a million OF
francs. His creditors are 10 hold a meeting this eve.
ning to receive his proposals, and it is said h. differences
VIII IN great part be paid. 1t now turns cut that the
large sales oil Stock on account Of this Individual, wss
one OF The causes of he great fall Yesterday. For mo-
ney the Thrres have risen 49,; NespoItan, Ih. 25s.;
CGr'es, 81; Rentes porpetueHes l l 4; The Fives have
ialien 2oc-For The end of the mon'h the Elves have
improves Sos; the Threes Soc; NeapoiitaI. Ift Rem.
ties POrpetuelle, 1-2; Gnebhatd's have declined.
BELGIUM.
There is nothing later fro n this distracted country.
than the 29h OF Mareh-our former date. Further
Particular. are given OF the faciious proceedings of the
disahectsd, but they are OF DO particular intereet. All
the attempts OF The PINES OF o ange seem 10 have fail.
ed. The Antwerp Journal says Inc chief, Of the sew.
erai corps who received propositions on the part of That
Prince, to march their troops TO Brussels, gave a for.
NAL and indignant refusal, and at The same time ron.
,emp'uously declined to par 'icipate in the &c. 900 600 r..
held out TO them as being deposited in the citadel. The
report that The Prince Of Saxo C)bours il likaiv 10 hs
called to the B,lgic throne, is rene aied.
Ihfee PfusslaD corps, consisting OF 90, 900 len. have
already been assembled 10 the Rheni,h Provinces. and
two more are expected.
BRUSSELS, 29ih MArcb.-Ofder il certainly rs.,orad
inc hosuie indications OF the mob, the night before last,
rendered the most active display of The hubble force ne.
cessary. Yesterday morning The drums beat q arms
rom elk to ten O'Clock, the Civic Guard from all nnar.
ters assembled; hrmly resolved TO put an end to The dis.
cord, oil whith the city was the victim. A strong de-
iachment suceseded 10 driving The poople ayay from
the house. OF Mr.. Jones, already almost sacked. A de.
tschment OF Chasseurs, 10 like manner, drove The crouvd
without biood'hed, from the mandatory of M. Pre-.
vIhaire, just out OF the Flanders gate.-Troop. and can
non were plased in different strests.-The Regent. ac-
companisd by Nj. d'Hooshvoor,, rode among them.
encouraging these citizen soldiers 10 do their duty
Letters from Holland speak of great dlsIress ihe,s
A letter from Bois lie Due Of 18th Of The month, state,
mat the working class lie a prey 10 the sevsres, priVa-
ton, and that distress il go general a.. 10 make the s,ir.
Ue'fidnee abioIutely inquisiioriaI. This gates are not
finance minister had announced a deficit in the imam
ees oil AZ millions OF norips.
PARIS, March 30.-A traveller whe left BrusseIs a,
III o CLOCK OH Sunday night, relates, that In the course If
that day a mob had assembled before the house of M
Maueu, Director OF the Bank, and brotherin-Iaw Of
Ioi' borreInans. The Civic Guard, who had proceeded
hlther to protect him, were partly disarmed by the popu.
lace, and the remaining party were compelied 10 vjelJ
aiter making a vain resistance. The mob then rushed
mo the mouse, which they completely devastated.