Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-21
ENGLAND.

yesterday In his speech 10 the Electors of vcrton
we notice the following passage respects foreign
affairs came into power moment when il was
believed impossible to preserve peace three months
yet we have preserved it, not only three months
that period we retired, lett the chances OF peace
greater than at the moment we took office (Appausc
bases. (lIcar hear. Appausc.) We found Belgium
IN state OF anarchy and revolution I'VE lc her i'm
peace, happiness aud prosperity (Apphuse) We
found Portugal grooming under yoke AN Usurpcr
and ITS greatest men driven intoex into pri-
sons; we lett her IN the secession of institutions which
ensure her PERMANENT tranquility.
N,rLEs, May 23-For some DAYS past a orcat eum
bling has been heard in the interior OF vesuvius and
mas not yet ceascd The enormous volcanic mat
Ter proceeding from the successive eruptions which took
place from the 18th March to the lst Of April accumu.
witt! a horrible crash into the abyss below dense
smoke immediately in the form OF pillar which
seemed to mount up to the heavens.
TURKEY.
/ CoSsrANriSorLE, May l3--Tartars nine DAYS from
alepp" report particulars to the state OF things Sy-
ma which have created great sensation especially from
the Porte Emir Beecr, the Prince of the Drnscs has
taken advantage OF the great embarrassment occasioncd
to the Pacha by the ravagcs of the paruc rhe Dr,ses
fell upon the Egyptians while destitute of succour the
army OF lbriaim completely dcicaed and il is sup.
posed tiit the Druscs will avail themselves of this vic
tory, to make levy masse in Syria. The Egyptians
cannot hope for renurcenents for lbrahim pachi hro
fear of the plague, has retired TO Upper Egypt
MARKETS.
Liccrpoo June GAmerican Cottons are a little better
and prices may be considered only lid lower than the
highest prices of the week before last Brazil and SUI
rat continue of difficult sale decline of Lid ON the
prices of last week.
The market of the week was aneuid at the bernninp
opening with decline of Id even on all cscutions
but on the 9TH there of confidence and b,i
sness was very animated. Prices egaincd their former
ground and the market closed lid lower than the prices
OF the week before last.This improvement was how-
ever, only American Cot:ous-Brazil and Surat re-
main without buyers at lid below the prices of last
week. so bales Americans, and $50 Surat have been
taken for expectation. 220O bales United States have
been taken ON speculation.
public sale is advertised for the 10Th, of 1000 bales
Bengal, 20O Surat and 2;}O Madras
Sales Of tic 'eeek--G Georgia Sea Island go bales
I % -2 36; Upland 2iS0 bales rs II 2; Mobile
and Alabama 3i0 bales 10 a 1873 at 3 a III; New or
leans 400 bales 81 Ia; Pernanis 620 bales Is = a
"a l-3 Bahia 2iO bales II 10 l-2; Maranan 90 bales
- Ia 1912 Madras and Surat 500 bales ? Id RI.
Arrivals of the week, 10 ,6I3 bales.
From Engtand.-By the arrival last night of the shin
Virginius Captain Harris, from Liverpool whence she
sailed on the 9Th of juno have received our regular
files from that place to the day of sailing, London
dates to the Gth inclusive They, however contain no.
thing later than that received by the Isaac CIlson ex-
cept the Commercial Intelligence from Liverpool which
Will be found under the appropriate head
The London Morning Chronicle, of the 9Th of juno
has the following article relative the Spanish Inter.
venon, which gives definite idea Of this nut,er
than we have yet met with--N. Y. Times.
- " we repubsh in another column the Quadruple
Treaty, as well the additional articles which were
signed after Don Carlos made his appearance in Bis
Gays because we think that these documents dispose
IN great measure OF the point at issue Taking the
whole OF the articles as part OF compact their sub
stance is this that the Allies bound proyide the
necessary means for restoring the blessings Of internal
peace to the whole Peninsula The duties of each
member of the alliance distinctly pointed ont
France is to prevent succors of men, arms or warlik
Stores from being sent the PyTenees TO the ins,r-
gents. Eng land has promised furnish 10 her Catno
c Majesty such supplies of and warlike stores
her Majesty may require and further TO assist her II
necessary, with naval force The Queen of Portugal
Is pledged to cooperate with her Catholic Majesty
with such means may be in her power and in suc,
/ tween their Maleses.
Thus the duties of Franco under the league are such
as her Government is bound at perform The
passes of the Pyrennees should be occupied The cor
don of French troops should be disposed and if ne
cessary SO far strengthened defeat every excrton
on the part OF the Carsts to send ans de-
scption To the rebels from the territory of France We
have doubt that if these duties be honestly DISCHARGED
If tie necessary be taken PROMPTLY for entorc
ing strict vigilance along the whole line of the frontier
sacrifice the part OF France will become
beyond the due observance of the Treaty that point
The second of the additional articles has been already
iulhed ON our part, far the supplies and warliky
stores are concerned No necessity has yet arisen for the
employment OF British naval force aid of the Queen
Tor mei Majesty has no enemy on the sea.
mat part OF the article clearly TO provide
against inc possibility OF supplies being sent the in
surgcnts from Holland the ports of the Baltic Should
any attempbe made to convey such supplies from any
quarter to the Northwestern coast of Spain would be
the duty of Government to stop them; but this case
has not yet arisen, is it likely to arise Should tho
two Queens agree that the time has arrived when Por
tuguese army ought to march into Spain their aestic
arc competent, under the treaty accomplish that ob
Ject bat by the treaty the necessity of such measure
must be previously rendered apparent. The expense
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must, OF course, be borne by SPAIN
The next arrival from France will probably bring ms
telgence OF the final passage of the indemnity bill w,
attach no importance to the retention by the House
feers OF the clause requiring explanations in relation [,
the resident Message, because believe that these
explanations have been already given bv Mr. Iivnoso,
IN form that will be satisfactory TO the French govern
ment We viii not assert that this was undersigned !.
the time the letter of Mr. l.. was written; but we fee
confident that no further demand will be made 70
apology or explanation The letter from Mr. LIVINGSTON
with the President approval will probably reach France
short time after the passage of the indemnify Bill
viii be received satisfactory and there will be an n,
of the matter The business appears to have been wei
managed.-Bahimore Chronicle, (Ighig poper)
FROM MExico.-An arrival at New Orleans Grnisbe
dates from Mexico later than heretofore received-T
news is unmportant 1t appears that the major part O
the Mexican States have declared in favor of the
government under Santa Anna The General havn,
subugated the refractory in the late instruction has re
solved similarly to pacy Texas and has formidable ar
my well equipt under his Texas must there
fore submit TO be component Of the consolidated govern
ment oil Mexico or become the scene of civil war
Il letter was received by the arrival from Tn,
American Consul at Vera Cruz the collector of New
Orleans, dated June 81, 1885, in which he states Tia
the American schr. Martha, of New Orleans capture,
by tile Mexican armed schr. Montezuma, and brouoh
into this port from Galveston Bay still remains unde
seizure.
''No news from Mexico further than the Pronunca
mIcnto at the city Of Mexico in favor of Centrasno
which proclaimed on the 18th inst This place ha
not yet pronounced
LATER SrIL.--By the Eastern mail of last eyenng
we have the New York Courier aud Enquirer which
contains intelligence two days later Thee confirm th
intelligence of the popularity Of the plan of Toluca for
Central Government, investing Santa Anna with In,
powers OF monarch IL believed that Gen SAINT;