Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

lrsspecttve 81 ara Of these chap is last Sunday. and
threatened them with all The power ofthe law. 4 zen.
INensos steward has been murdered near l. merck, and
aiand agent near Nenagb; and still we see no prospect
oil speedy termination to such hightful barbsri'ies.
At very crowded meeting Of the Guild OF Dublin
Merchants. Mr. Moore addressed them a, eonsiIe ratie
length, principally against he lete Reform BIZ.
We can state, we b, lieve, with confidence. that thu
prosecution against Mr.. O'Connell aud others will he
aeahdoned, the salute und-r which they were posse
Eve. Post.
FRANCE.
Inc French papers are full Of comments on the
events in Eoglaud. The King ha, issued an ordinances
declaring that all members Of the National Guards
under :.n'ence, passed pre- viou' to The law of March
20, shall be released tseref,om; hat all such proseeu.
IONS as nave been comwepced shall cease; and that nc
taken notice Of.
The members Of the late Chamber of Deputies ere
erowding every diligence on their way ba Z TO NEE,
their coDsii' uenio.
Count Guiliemino'. An bassador from France, has
been recalled from Constan,inopIe.
IL being definitely Sc tied III d Algiers |, 10 he n Co.
iony OF France, many families in TouIon were making
preparations to %emisrate.
BELGIUM.
The latest accounts received from BrusseIs state tho,
the National Congress. was convoked for the FIRST weeL
IN May; and that Col Borremans, who il will be recol-
lected' has been convicted OF creating a disturbance in
and degradation
The German diet have consented to postpone the
question OF the occupation OF Luxembourg for one
month, with the threat that Belgium berself shall be
occupied by the arms of the confederation, IL satisfac-
ton be not then made. Some preparation have been
made by the Belgians to attack the citadel of Ant
werp.
Inc affairs OF Italy are not quite traRquilized, for, If
the accounts from Bologna be true, a re. action /. ex-
pected ; but this, considering the number of Ans
TRAN troops which have been poured in would seem ,
gratuitous alarm, and not one arising from real danger.
rs stated that the number of banishments, in conse-
quence OF the putting down the instruction, is very
great. AS a measure OF precaution, lest reaction should
be tempted, the Austrian troops are concentrating
themselves along the Pc. Baron Geppart passed thai
river on the 18th.
A conspiracy had been detected in Tursn. the ob;ec,
Of which was TO place the crown of Piedmont on the
head Of the Duke Of Nodena, by a military insurrect on.
we hear from Rene that the Count de st. Aulaire
has obtained from the Holy Father the promise of a
general amnesty for all those who took part in the po-
ntical events, except such patriots as fought with arms.
The latter are TO be punished, but his holiness has en-
gagged that no sentence of death shall be executed.
PORTUGAL.
1t appears that the subjects of England. as well NJ
those oil France, have suffered from the despotic gov
eminent oil Don Miguel, and that he has returned the
same answer to the remonstrances OF the British consul
that he did to the French consul, viz that he would
nc, enter into any diplomatic explanations with a Con-
SUI VINO Is appointed only for commercial purposes. As
surances are given on the best authority that the sbips
OF war which have gone from England with sealed or
GERS, nave instructions TO demand instant redress and
u II ne not granted, TO blockade Lisbon forthwith.
The address OF the French Consul to his countrymen
IN Lisbon previous to taking his departure, is published
IN inc Paris papers. He states that being directed by
his government to insist on full satisfaction for the indig-
mites offered to France, he had been unable TO obtain a
categorical answer from Viscount Santarem, and was
theref re about TO leave the country. He rendered
them the means OF doing so in ships which would be
at his disposition from the 18th to the Goth of April.
Most oil them intended to accept the offer. The Mi
guelist pretended that the Consul being only a COM
rnercial agent, had no right to demand reparation for in
juries not connected with commerce and that he was
not accredited by Miguel. The latter was most affront-
ed by having only the title Of Prince Regent given
him by the Consul.
This country stands CT the verge Of a convulsion
whether the decisive ac's Of the prevotal courts have
piueked 'he light fuzs from The mag szioe, and so avert
ed Tor me lime a catastrophe that impeded is yet a my,.
terry. We know, however, that a plot of most exteu.
slve ram'hcaion has been detected. A French suit
Jec' implicated has been arrested, as has Don Malacu.
arto, the supposed head OF the conspiracy; and Miear,
a bookseller, WHO had a private press in his cellar and
in whose bouse were found correspondence and rs
pers connected with Mslacuario, the refugees. and he
members Of the ersnd European Council Of Propagan-
as' al Paris has been tried. Condemned, and executed.
GERMANY.
The German papers give an account Of come dis,ur.
Dances which had broken on, at Dresden, in con.e-
9uenes OF the suppression of a Socisiy called the Burg
her Union. Two OF It's members having been arrest.
sd, were rescued by the people; and the Governor of
Dresden, General Won Gablenz, pelted ADD insulted.
The General Immediately ordered on, the troops Of the
garrison, which arc numerous, and, as il is asserted
well effected. A I the despatch Of tho letters tranqulli.
~ had been restored, but there was suli great excite.
ment among the Inhabitants OF that metropolis.
TURKEY.
The insure ctions in Greece and Turkey are confirm.
ed and letters from Constantinopls assure u, that the
Sultan is determined on war with Russia; which, il 10
supposed, will unite all parties in his favor, as the NAL
contents are principally drawn from the classes who
think ;hat national honor has been furnished by the
events oil 'h' last eamPsisn;
From Greece ALEC The advices represent the revolt
IN Mama as having assumed a serious aspect. The
insurgents had come 10 an engagement with the re gu
lar troops, and had been driven to the mountains. The
island OF Hydfa had refused obedience to the govern
ment OF Greece, and it was said that Spezzia had Joined
is cause.
THE MARKETS.
Letters dated Liverpool, April 30ih, saya: The ge.
neral state OF our market for American produce is dull.
Inc demand for Cotton is on a small seal. Tie pre-
sent sio.k Is, however, less than on 3lsl Of December.
The state OF yarns in Manchester is diseouraging; The
Price oil Sea Island is IL less than on the I6h, and
the pricss of short staples are not supporled.
Corn Make. but little changed. The sales this week
are 81, 30, 35, Sd and 3S' Tor good, and 81 for Western
Canal free, rather dull; Indian Corn heavy at 49,, duty
as before, 6s 81. Demand for Aihss moderate. Caro-.
lima Rice steady, 100 hhds Fiaxssed at S4s, and so at
SO, Cd
This arrivals to-day have been almost unprecedented
and include about 40, 900 bbls of Flour.
No sales in Naval S,ores-Tobscco very inactive.
Liverpool, Friday Evening, April 20 -Abou 10, 600
qr,. wheat, chiefly from abroad, and upwards Of IL, 900
bbls hour have arrived here since Tuesdays report,
with a lair supply OF most other kinds OF Grain, British
and Foreign, In the coarse OF the week good fresh
Foreign Whes's have been In moderate request, and
very hoe qualities readily sale able at Tuesdays rates,
but infefio description, continue to be neglected, and
are rather depressed in value.
For Indian Corn there has been some inquiries 49,, but
the Ch'rs made are too low TO promote business, and
although this article must be considered cheaper, few