Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-19
HOHeEIGN,
LATER FROM EUROPE.

FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
At half past eleven o'clock this morning, saws the New
York Journal OF Commerce., ~. aws schooner Evering
Edition came up from the packet ship Philadelphia, Capt
Chanplin, bringing US London papers TO the evening of
January l9ih, containing Liverpool ad ices OF the I7h.
The Philadelphia was boarded at O'Clock this morning,
outside the bar. Since that time it has been very calm,
with a thick log. The association papers will not have
the new until near night.
Accounts from Naples, to the % ull. stare that the two
previous days The eruptions OF Mount Vesuvius had been
most violent. Continual explosions were plainly heard at
n aples.
MEETING OF PARLIAMENT-Copy of letter reeeiv-
ed by the Lord Provost OF Glasgow, on Sunday.
Growing. street, January 8.
"SIR-Parliament will meet on The 10Th inst, and i'm
mediasely proceed TO the election OF he speaker. The other
business OF the session will not, however, commence till
The beginning OF the following week. have taken the
liberty TO give you this information aud at the same time
beg leave to request your early attendance, as matters OF
Importance must be brough Il under the consideration of Inc
House at The commencement OF the session. have, &c.
"ALTHOItP.
"James Ewing, Esq. M. p.
Lord Provost of Glasgow"
THE FIRE AT LIyERPooL.-The property DESTROYED
during the recent dreadful fire at Liverpool is now estima-
ted at d quarter of million. The insurance on il does not
exceed Ito, 0O0k.
London, Jan. 19.-The Irish Papers contain the pro.
missed address OF MIR. OCoNNELL to the people Of Ire
land. Its buTthen is the repeal of the Union; its oSensi-
BILE object is TO dissuade the people from Illegal associa-
lions and from the commission of the barbarous outrages
which now disgrace the national character of the country.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Jan. 10, IL o'clock
The accounts Of the opening of the Scheldt by the Dutch
TO vessels of all flags, excepting English, French and
belgian, added to a rumor which is spoken Of, that all
restrictions will shortly be removed, have given a consi-
derabIe impulse to the money market this morning.
At the opening OF the stock exchange, the FIRST Quota
ton for Consos was 81 rs, since which a gradual adj
vance has occurred, and the present price is SO 81, r-
lher buyers.
In the Foreign Market a ightimprovement has occur
red in Dutch Stock, and in the Portuguese Regency Loan.
HaD past i-Consols are now atSS 1874; Exchequer
Bills are 10 46.
from the London Courier, Jan. 1911
We have been favored by a correspondent at Paris with
the following literal copy OF the project of convention, sub
mitied TO the King OF Holland by Lord Palmerston and
Prince Talcyrand.
Project OF CONVENTION uOT
LAM ON II n PART, FRANCE
IN GREAT BRITAIN ON TIFF OTHER PART.
Article !. His Majesty the King of the Netherlands
engages to withdraw bis troops from the forts of Lilo and
Liethenshoek, which shall be evacuated and surrendered
to the Belgium troops within ten days after the ratifica-
ton Of The present convention.
Art. 2.-His Majesty the King of tbegN e,berlands on.
cages TO open 10 commerce Immediately alter the rati6-
cation oil the present convention, the navigation of the
meuse and its branches; and until q d efniiye arrangement
shall be agreed upon with reference to this subject to the
arrangements Of the convention signed at MaVence. the
3lsi March, 1881, respecting the navigation OF the Rhine,
so Tar as those arrangements can be applied to the said ri,
yer.
Art. 3 Until the conclusion Of a dcGniive treaty be.
tween Holland and Belgium, the navigation Of the Scheldt
since the 20th OF January, 1881.
AT. 4. Their Maiesies, the King Of the French and
The King OF he United Kingdoms of Great Britain and
Ireland, engage 10 obtain Immediately alter the r,u6ca.
ton Of the present convention, the evacuation. nv he raj.
gian troops, Of Yenloo, Of Tie Dutch part Of Jimbouro
and Of HE German part Of Luxembourg. such AZ Their
districts were marked out by the treaty signed on the rs h
Of November, 1881, between the Five Powers and Rel.
GUM and to cause to be surr, ndered 10 the authorities Of
The King OF the Netherlands, Grand Duke OF Luxem.
bourg, the lottresscs, places, and territories above mention.
ed.
Art. s. Ills Majesty The King Of The Netherlands contents
tlat the commercial communication between Belgium and
Germany, by way Of Liubourg, shall remain entirely
free, and not be under any prciext Interrupted. The nse
Of the roads which traverse the towns Of Maestricbt and
0iiard, leading IN the frontier OF Germany, shsI only he
subject TO Ue payment Of moderate barrier duties. for ue
maintenance Of ihese roaIs, so That the commerce Of tran.
10 may not experience any obstacle, and that whilst main.
tanning the rights above mentioned, these roads may be
Kept tn good older, aud IN ht stare 10 l~aclifate commerce.
Art. g. He Majesty the King Of The Netherlands, en-.
cages That no persons In those territories which shall be
evacuated by the Belgian troops, or which shall he sur.
rcnderedlo The Dutch or ~Luxemburg, authorities, shall be
prosecuted or disquieted Of account Of any participation
either direct or indirect inPAst political events.