Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-31

News had been 70 ,sived from wsrsaw to Jan. 49,
The Diet 10 the session ofthe 25th deel red unanimous
ly, that the throne Of Poland va, vacant. Hos lties
bad not commenced, but The Polish army had sdvsnc
cd from Praga TO Breeze and Raven. Every Thing was
tranquil at Warsaw. The trl-eoloured eockade had
taken the place Of The white.
News from London Of Feb. 3. Is contained in the Pa
ris papers. The question OF Reform was to be brough'
forward ia Parliament on the 3 Of March. There
was a new conference on the affairs Of Belgium 10 Lon
don on tn. I'd:
Tbs Paris CiHsti,u,ionnel Of Feb. 8 saws. tina, in
regard TO the grea, question Of the refusal aecep anc-
OF the Belgian throne, nothing Off cial has been de
cided, at least such was believed to be the fact. The
Deputies Of the Belgian Congress had arrived in Paris
and were provided with lodgings in The stree, de Va.
rennes, at the pubic expense. They had been visited
by the Minister o, Foreign Af,irs, and Marshall Girard.
They were nine in number, aud at tn head Of whom
was Nj. Fix de Morode.
l~tappears that the French government, has dissen'ed
frsm the protocols Of the conferences OF The Ambassa.
doris OF the i've powers in London, in two or three in
stances, viz one which defines the boundary line be.
tween Holland aud Belgium. and one which relates to
the proportions Of the pubic debt to be borne by the
two states. The French government, dissensed from
those dispositions, on the ground that the allied pow
ers interposed only az media'ors. aud that the matters
to VII ch these two protocols related ought to be a ijusi-
ed by the two States, by mutual consent. Ii is sad
that there is a third protocol to which the French 60
vernmant has not assen'ed, the obje ct Of which is 10
exclude from III, throne OF Belgium the chisfs OF tn.
i've allied powers, and the princes of their RESPECTIVE
families.
III tuc course o' u ueOate IN the rfeucn CndmOor oil
Deputies on The 9th OF February, on the subject OF the
regulations Of the prisons, and the employment Of con
victs, the Keeper Of the Ssais said in reply in some re-
marks Of NJ. de Tracy. that the government for the
purposes Of efecting the establishment OF the best peni-
Tertiary system possible, had omitted no kind OF re-
search, and that, at this moment, two magi.trses:had
received an appointment to make a voyage to America,
so as to ascertain the hes, organization which has been
i'm operation in that country on the Peni,entiary system.
Gen. Bernard had arrived 10 France from the United
States.
French Fund,,-Pwis, Feb. 8 IS per cents 80, Is q
93, 30, 3 per cents, 60, 20 a 60, Is. Bank Shares, Is
35.
Markets at Hare Feb 6.-Rice continues 10 fair de-
maud. Most articles OF import and export are dull al
though the supple. are small.
SALES AT HAVRE. Feb. 8.
Cotfon-43 bales Louisiana. dniy paid, 1r. l-2c; 62
bales do. 99c.; 81 bales do. 80 l-2c.; 1872 bales Geor-
gia. Sc; 46 baes do. 81 l-4s.; 81 ba'es do. S4,.; 30
bales Tennessee, Tie. Suga.--tO bbl.. browo 66fr
6S do do 63 Off; 35 bbls. do. 70fr. soc 80 bills. d,
63 % C.Gee in Eotrepot LII bags Hayti. As ZIG
bags do. Al 1-4c.; 100 bags do A lie 80 bags Rio
Indigo--l3 chests Bengl, 5,l5 a Ills; 2 chests do.
6,95.
Extract OF a letter 20 a gentleman in this city, dated
HAvRE, Feb. 6.-Ws have nothing new as regards
Poland. The Ru'sian, are advancing in a very pow
erful success. This was probably seen by the Dic,a.
tor, when he resigned his place. Another Dictator
has been chosen.
As to Belgium, IL remains in The same condi ion,
News was received on the 4 h inst. at Paris, by Tele.
graph, Of the election of the Duke de Nemours, as
sovereign Of that country. We learn from our cores
pondent at Paris, that the King of France efus. IS his
consent 10 his acceptance.