Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-02

General Nina had officially resigned the command Of
the Queens army lie states that he had never intend
cd 10y reason OF the bad state of his health assume
the active duties Of the field The stores having now been
brought up and the army placed in situation for eff
Gent offensive operation, requires active officer
take the direction and be continually with it. Nina has
had much TO contend with, and has acquitted hmse If
well. IL is said Gen Valdez is to have the command
In Ireland MIR O'Dwyer has been again returned for
Drogheda On the first day the poll stood for Mr..
ODwyer 1SG-For Mr. Punket 100 On the second
day the latter gave up the contest.
Lord daddington Qate Lord Lieutenant of Ircand)
had embarked on ms return to England
The Money Market in London had improved on the
10Th Consols the previous day, had reached 90 for
the account and the 25th almost stationary at
90 7-S-3.
FRoM HAvASA.-The schr. Loreiy Kesia Can't Me.
William, arrived here last evening from Havana. BY
this opportunity the following extracts of letters have
peen receved Charleston Patriot, MAJ 20.
ycrnment.
"HAyASA, May 10.
sYou aware no doubt, that Nassau has been made
free port. and several of the Spanish Houses intend to
try that routethat is, they will send their vessels to
ports IN the u s. to clear for Nassau discharge the cargo
there so as to get the certificate by of which 10
claim back the duties paid in the u S. then take in again
the cargo, and bring here Unless some further ex-
c.een' added to the present law regarding the Span
s ag its provisions will be circumvented by the route
TO Nassau and call your especial attention to it,
remains however question, whether after all any erc
tuai measures be taken Nassau will probably be.
come depot Tor your produce, and the Spaniards will
go there direct TO purchase it and bring it here"
GRENADA The barque Alice, at Norfolk, brings pa
persto the I'd inst The weather has much injured the
prospect of the crops The apprenticeship system works
oad-estates that made from 10 to 90 do make half
The quantity The fly is destructive TO the estates
to the wndward From the port of Granville alone the
export will be 2000 less than last yearic rum CROP
will be small. y
FROM BAHiA.-Capt. Rope, from Bahia informs us
mat since the rlsings of the blacks (it and 18th Jan
inc community were in state of alarm, and frequent
arrests were made OF free blacks and slaves-About lao
10 oO had been arrested and increased were
put upon the slaves jury had been sitting most of
the time, TO whom the Provisional Government had i'm
trusted the hearing and final Judgment of those tried
Several had been condemned TO death, and many to
whipping and protracted Imprisonment the mum
Der several females The city had been declared under
martial law for 30 days from the 9th March, notice of
which had been officially announced the foreign Con.
suls During the time the houses to be searched
Tor suspicious slaves, arms &c. At the time OF the in
surrecton, procamations, executed wooden blocks
were found with the insurgents, written, in part of Ara
bic characters and portions of the Acoran wherein they
bound themselves to each other. There were also
pamphlets found upon them composed entirely of parts
OF the Alcoran also splendid dresses for the in
| tended chiefs.-.N Y. Duly .7drcrtiser.