Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-05

he Emperor has recalled his nephew, Muley by,
and ordered bin to quit Telemsen. The exprd, lou
10 Teemsen has caused loss of 100 coo Of 500 900
francs TO the Treasury of Morocco which is an exor-
oan' sum Tor that empire; and the result, Of the expo
dlton hal been to occasion the troubles which at
dict II.
LONDON STOCKS. NV 81.
American 3 per cent, Sc; do per cent 1886 Of I-S
New York per cent 1915, III, div dead rom Is,
April. Pennsylvania per cent 1853, lO2 Ia divi-
deuds from IL, Feb oAio per cent 1850. Io2; per
cent 1885, 10 l-2. Virginia per 1874 lot,
los Louisiana Wilson's 90, 100 Ia. Bank Shares,
i26 los dividends from st jan.
Consols closed in London on the 2l' at 90 "a sell
ers after day Of great excitement in consequences Of
the extensive failure Of Mr. George B,ye, for nearly
one million Of cOnol', independently of'Creign securities
His deficiency estimated at eco 600, for which he
had balances to o. 81 in the pound.
LIVERPOOL May %.
Thee was good demand for Cotton in he early part
Of last week, but II afterwards became limited aud the
prices Of our quotations are scarcely ,uppor,ed Ths
sales amount TO II AIS, imports losO9 Ashes continue
in limited request and the pri:es barely supported
the only sales are 10 bbls Montreal pots a. 3Os gu 10
81. and 81 bbls Pearl a, 3i' TO So, Sapetrs, 100
bags have been taken 3d. 10 80 Sales Of 100 tier
ces Coverseed at $751; to 60 81. M Gales of American
Flaxseod.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. May %.
| better demand for Grain was experienced last
Tuesday from the msrs than for several weeks
and full prices ob'aioed for each arcl, The supplies
have since been ligh; the increase of the duty TO IO
Sd joined 20 the probability OF further rise, has c-e-
aed more confidence in holders and given little st-
mu Va 10 prices Wheai is he'd an improvement, Of
81 TO 81 per 70b. ard Flour Is per brl. The
tons during tho week have been ex,pnevs some pro-
portion on speculation. The price Of Oats is Is Id and
that Of Oatmeal 81. to L. per load higher Barley re-
mains previously qolsd and rather duh
Of sale M alteration In the value Of ans or Peas
Wheat. Eug!ish, per S0bs. red aud white. o, Ga n
ios Sd; Foreign, S. 3D.. To-. 4dc-lndian Corn per
4SOlb' S4t 36s. Flour, per ESQ lbs English and
Irish, 49, 5o' American, sour, per Dbl So, 49,;
do sweet 34,. Sos.
LIVERPOOL, May. 2s.
We have not experienced any change in the Cotton
Marke, on Saturday To-day. The sales amour, la
the two days 20 about 5000 bags
One day later from London " the arrival tbis
forenoon OF the ship Meridian Capt Wiley from Liver
rool, we have received he London Morning Chronicle
OF the 2llh OF May furn.hng worry little ws in ad.
di'on 70 me extracts we have made from papers by
the Sia' Richards. Tho Meridian sailed on the morn
ing OF tbs 2Ih OF May and has brought single Liver
pool paper OF that date but understand contains no
political news whatever. The cotton and corn market
were very dull
i Tho hosili,iss between Belgium and Holland Rad
been terminated, but a renewal OF them is threatened
AT the sitting Of the Bslgc Congress on the l9h of
May an account OF some negotiations with General
Chasss, The Dutch commanding officer, the rubjsct
was given Gen. Chase in n letter of Ger. b Hard
declared that he occupied the fort of ST. Laurent merely
az delenye measure, and that il The Bsian' Ant
werp would cease the works they have been assidous-
y carving on and withdraw the prepare ion for attack
before ST. Laurent, he would, his eide Immediately
stop all repairs Of the fort leaving every thing in iis
state, with merely guard 10 prevent the popu-
lace rom doing mischief. The Regent, in sequence
addressed an order 10 the troops Antwerp directing
them to abstain from attacking ST. Laurent The Lon
don Morning Chronicle, of May 24'b, has acrounts
from Brussels of Saturiay,he 2ls May among which
we md The following parak- lph
"The Bslgans have broken the con li'ious of UNDER
Standing between ihein and Gen. Chatss, at Antwerp,
and had gone on with heir onirs nchmens, in conse-
quence OF which the General had again ,reaeeed TO
oomboard the town. AZ the B-gians persisted, many
OF the most respectable inhabsnls fed to Bergeu-op
Zoom Letters from the latter place, written se-
verai hours afterwards, do not any oannona-
, diug."
In thu mean time, the FIVE great powers have taken
tween Belgium and Holland, the one hand, and
B'ig um and P.ussia the other. Several protocols
have been issued of two of which the following account
Is gwen "Ihe hrt OF those protocols, lays down the
principle that any country may sulate it's internal adj
mnsIaion al Pleasure but that the limits of lis terri
.ory are another matter. With respect 10 the from
tiers, the protocol OF June 20ih IL preserved with con
adorable modhcaiion Besides ID itch Flanders which
is to be united With Belgium, it will also probably OBJ
tain Luxembourg for peeunary consideration; and per-
a1Ps, even the whole of Limburg, except Msesrichi
All these arFange ments the result of voluntary
treaties mads by The parties Interested and If the o,hsr
Governments have contributed il is not officially The
second protocol has not yet been communicated TO M
Snrei de Chokier, but believe we know its nature
which is an intmaton Congress- in the name Of The
Hrea' Powers, 10 spt tbs limits iermned by them
anu eve the county definite settlement before tho
Il, 81 June, falling which, the Cove represent,
ell In London will cease all political relations with the
nsw STATE, and will sa their Representatiyes The
Indemnity hxed by the King of Hoand for Luxembourg
is stated at capital yielding 100000 horn-; and Bel,
gum fowi hslandng this exoTbiiAnt demlnd 10 dis
! posed 10 asquissce For Lmberg, half the sum ia
'qured' making together yearly income of 200, 600
BRUSSELS May 2O-Il seems certain that Lori
fch'ouoy Is expected this afternoon at Brussels II
- supposed tha' he VIII bring Interesting news re
2 burg, " ~ W
Q BELGIUM This following is the Protocol Of ,be
Conference held the Til ul at the Foreign OGics
n London:-- - 00'
"Presept, the Plenpoen'i,ries Of Austria, F,anee.
Great Britain, Prussia, and Russia Uron The openne
oi me Conference the Plenipoten;iary of France de-
If lie "a
France aeceded 10 tho Protocol OF January 90 1891:
maj she approved of The boundaries fixed in ihat ne,
Tor Belgium; hat che recognized IN neutrality az we'll
as The inv'olabili,y OF the Belgian terri oTy that
she would acknowledge the Sovereign e b. gium ON
~ When iha Sovereign ehould have accelsd 10 all The
prov9lonS aud clauses OF the Protocol Of January 40
1856 and that, according The M lcples laid dovvo II;
D Grand Duchy Of Luxembourg as completely senar.t
ed from Belgium, that ihs said Grand Duobu
suoud continue under the Slverexuty and in The -.
anons which were assigned 10 by he treaties of 1919
10 mis- declaration the French Penipoe nliary added
several observations tho nature OF the exchanged
d tetuory, which, in conformity with Article of
The Protocol of The 20h Joruary are 10 be cG RI "a
uoder the mediation o; The i've Courts between Bel
gum and Holland, in order to eH1rd the mutual adj
Yaniage Of complete eonigu,y Of possesyons On the
CONSTITUTIONAL regime ensured 10 the G. and Dlchv of
Luxembourg by the treaties 1876 on tbs msasnres
lhdt might oe adopted with gard the latter conn
F}; on the peculiar situation OF the Duehy Of Boulon
ana, generally on the for the execution of the
protocol Of January 20, 1881 The French Pleni.
nvariabe desire which bic Gov; rnm mt has c,ns,ant
~ manifested to act in harmony with its allies and 10
consur With them In The manle nance Of mace
anu he treaties which form the basis of H. This conn