Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-26
FOREIGN.

Newly OR March TX
ten DAYS LATER FROM
The arrival OF the packet ship Caledonia, apt. Graham.
Drought our | onaon and Liverpool papers, sc, 10 the An
ut. Ii will be seen by the extracts in This dav $ Gsye,,e
mat me most Important news is that which relates to the
British West Indies. ' " VIZ
1t was reported in LONDON on the 2l nit. tba, IL, marian,
dispatches were sent off by Lord Palmerston the English
Consul at Oporto, and Lord WIN. Russell a; Lisbon, reIat.
ing 10 me measures he British Government int ended adopt.
ing Great hopes were entertained by Don Ped, o's party.
ma Loru Faimerston had al length agreed 10 put an end
10 the struggle and acknowledge Donna Maria as Queen.
me ohehieId ms OF the Sd, announces hat considera
oe improvement had taken place in many branches of 10.
cal manufactures; and that the quantity Of work given ou,
'c lIst week exceeds any week during the past year.
q French paper gives a report that the Emperor OF Rus
Maison, and the English Ambassador, Stratfyrd CANNING:
but The report Is not believed by the London Globe.
Inc duchess OF Berri was i'll, and the French Govern.
mehthad despatched" two eminent physicians to attend her
Inere were some ungenerous reports on his subject.
The imports of Cotton at Liverpool, for the week ending
rep ], 2o,ll3 bales, including 1921 from America. The
sales Tor the same period were 1880 bales. PRINCIPAL
dull. 1
The LONDON papers give copious extracts from the
american papers in relation TO the affairs of South Carroll.
ma, me Globe observes, sin spite of oil the wrath and
announcement oil the Nulhhers,. The Union party i'm South
Carolina seems very strong, and in all are determined to
support the President"
The new Parliament assembled on the last of January.
mons.
Mr. Goblet tried to say a good deal about the election
OF Speaker, and called their proceedings a mockery of the
people. Alter the appointment, Mr.. c. attempted TO speak
again, but most oil the members left their seats.
IL was reported that Lord Melbourne was 20 90 70 Ife.
'and as Lord Lieutenant, III the place of Marquis AneIesea.
who was 10 return.
Psginini, the calculated violini-t, has recently been
created a Baron, and Commander OF Westphalia; the title is
to he hereditary, descending TO his heirs.
Charles y. was dangerously in at Prague.
me distinguished and excellent Hannah More was
year. -"
1t appears from various statements from the great mann.
featuring districts in England, that every branch of trade
was IN Il very nOuTshlug condition. and Drosnerts ,y,,a
brighter than they had been for some years.
FRENCH BUDGET.-The total amount Of the Budget
proposed was 1861 ,5lOi. being 3S6,S4Of. more than the
preceding year. The reductions made during the discus.
sion, amount to %3I2,l75C; leaving the total sum granted
lo'3l9'365L which is 25,S33f. less than the preceding
year.
The Dutch and Belgian question seems to remain in
Sfafu quo. The only article we notice on the subject is
The following. On the 25,h January the Dutch Council
OF ministers assembled. The King presided in person
The last dispatches from London was this subject. but
This sitting had not concluded the discussion Of hen, In
letter from the Hague, dated the 25th, it is stated "rI,,t
these dispatches are still under considerations, and the an
swers not yet determined upon"
me negotiations at London are not TO be continued un-
less the scheltt is again opened, whilst our government
requires that the prisoners and ships be previously releas.
ed. IT appears by the last accounts from London, that the
detention Of our Ships is sill vigorously enforced. And a.
respects the opening Of the river, we fGd il stated ss a
report prevailing at the Hague, that the Dutch Govern
ment had given orders 10 open the ScleIdt for Au.t,i,n
Russian, and PrussiSn ships, and has declared its readiness
TO do the same for the French and England vessels. as
soon rs their governments gave orders for removing the
N'|f ~ pm DNN1 FnlINH
AMERICAN SrocKs. Feb, 2.-PennsyIvania Elves.
jog, Ohio SKIES, III, II5; Louisiana State Loan. 1914
lO3' U =. Bank Shares, 22I. s. 10 22l. IOs.
LONDON, Jan. 29-EMGGRATIoN-YesterJav the
snip Sdin'on, for New York, with emigrants and passen-
gers from tie metropolis and its environs, was hauled out
OF ~ GATHERINGS Dock. There are on board about 100
mechanics, %tradesiuen Of small capital, and agricuItunsts.
many with wives and families, who intend settling in the
Oalled states. The Samson was taken in tow by a steam.
or, and proceeded in gallant style down the liver.
CONsTANTINoPLE.
Inc following account OF a great battle between the
armies OF the Grand Sultan and the Egyptians, IN which
the former was defeated, with the capture Of the Grand
Nlzcr CHE Prime Minister Of Turkcy) is the most i'm.
poriant item by this arrival. It is as follows:
toN~sTANrtNOPE, Dec. 26.-Thc greatest oloom pre.
ytus here. The Sultan and his people appear to have
iaIlen into a state Of apathy, indicative Of a total dissolu.
ton. The former gives up his case a. desperate, and does
not venture 10 excite The peoples minds by artificial means.
lest he should not tc able TO calm them again, and keen
ihem wi'hin bOuuJs. The unfortunate result Of the bat.
ueoi kpniIb. and The captivity Of The Grand Vizier. leaves
Ue rdprti without mesnq OF defence. There are suu.
PeIh"p, hl,ooD @lurkish troops dispersed 10 Asia Minor,
ana iOtuDD regulars iu reserve, bat their spint does not
correspond With the threatening danger, nor ia there any
able leader possessing sufficient elfconhdence, and who
IS considered os able 10 restore good fortune 10 the standards
oi we SuliFr keisctd Rlcha was he only man possessed
o. these qualification His former good fortune hoe de.