Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07
FOREIGN,
LATER FROM EUROPE,

FOREIGN.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK. June lin the course of Yesterday the
ship Carroll Of Carroltou, Capt Bird, arrived from Lii
verpool having sailed on the 3l May, and the ship
Splendid, Capt Proul, from the port having sailed
on the following day. We received by these convey
ances says the Courier, Liverpool papers of the Sd and
London of The Cd. In the afternoon the Havre packet
ship Charemagne, Capt Richardson, boarded by
News Schooner, having sailed from that port the
eth ut She brought Paris and llavre papers of the
7th the former containing accounts from London of the
9Th, later therefore than those direct from England.
Capt. Richardson has brought out S0O,GOO trancs in
gold part Of the French Indemnity.
The immense extension now giving to the credit cur.
rency of Great Britain by the Of Joint Stock and
private Banks is well deserving attention resolution
has been offered in the House Of Commons relating to
the introduction Of the poor laws in Ireland during the
debate which, the following statement OF the distress
ed state of the lower classes in that country made:
That the Commissioners appointed by his Majesty 10
inquire into the condition Of the poorer classes in Ire
land having finally reported in which report it is stated
"l. That great portion of the uboring population
of Ireland nsufiiccnlly provided with the
necessarics life; that mot less than 55 900 persons
of that class in Distress and require relief tor thirty
weeks in the year, owing to want of work
"2 That the wives and children OF muny are obliged
reluctantly, and with shame, to beg
%. That mendcancy is Likewise the sole resource
of the aged and mpotent of the poorer classes in gene
ture, and general crime.
Ministers assured the House that they would shortly
introduced having for its object the relief of this
unparalleled extent of misery.
The Prince Of Orange was hourly expected in London
on visit. l.. r.. h ...
| The French Chamber of Deputies has concluded its
labors on the Tariff and seem TO have perseyered ina
impolc system of protecting duties, as they are
termed. The first Of May being the fetc day OF tile
King he received addresses from the Diplomatic Corps,
the Legislative and other bodies The tranquility enjoy
l t,a conf nj tv, w n
with much emphasis.
AS usual, the war in Spain has not been attended
with marked to either party The Ministry OF
NJ Mendzaba seems 10 be gaining strength. In por-
tupul new Cabinet has also been formed, but the Co
Of that country does not appear TO have as
sumed as yet character Of stability
ENGLAND.
LONDON, May 4.-Our manufacturing districts are in
full activity, and the only difficulty is how to get the
orders executed with the despatch required; and our
trade 10 all parts Of the world is in most aourishng
state-Sun.
Within the last year, since the recommenccment OF
the rage for speculation, less than lGo Joint Stock
Companies have been established in London OF these
Ill ere mine companies s. for the construction OF iron
rail roads, and As for various other purposes-Ledgtr
| LoSpoa, 9TH May.-The following is an account OF
the aggregate amount of notes circulated in Eng and
Wales by private banks and by joint stock Banks and
their branches, between 9th December 1882 and 2olh
| March, 1885,
Private Banks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3,s94
Joint Stock Banks, ................... 1904 OPS
Total, .................. Eli ,44|,9l9
RoME.-Extract of a letter from Rome of the 23d ut
Our city is full Of strangers, among whom are great
number Of Americans who, by their purchases, encour
age the Fine Arts. The weather, which has been wet
and cold for SOME MONTHS is now delightful
PARIS, May G-The Duke de Broglie, having been
elevated the dignity Of grand Of the Legion OF
Honor by royal ordonnance Of the LIST inst, had all
audience of the king yesterday and had the honor of
receiving the insignia from his nlajestys own hands
LATER FROM ENGLAND.
BY the packet ship ST. Andrew, Capt: Thompson, at
New York, have London papers to May Gth and Ii
yerpoo to the 7tl both inclusive. The dates from Pa
ris have been anticipated by previous arrival
THE SLAVE TRADE.-i We learn" says the ConrTitr
Francais that convention for the suppression Of the
Irade has just been signed by the Minister for Fo-
reign Affairs and the Swedish Minister, who OH Friday
| sent it off by express to Stockholm"
LONDON May 5th.-Advices from Lisbon Of the Goth
ul,ino have reached via Spain They announce the
formation othe Portuguese Ministry. The Prince
of Cosburg Is said to have influenced the event Tile
following are the new Ministers
Presidency Of The Council, Duke de Terceira.
| Foreign Affairs, count de fliiareai'
! Navy. ....! Gonzales de Miranda.
! Finance, y. NJ. CarVatho
| Interior, e" '.t' ~ Jose Fle.lc:
| Justice, M. Antonio dc Aguia'.
Though the Duke de Pamela have no particular
porteleue, he is to superintend the negotiation and
treaties with fhreign Powers The appointments were to
| pe olllCla!lY annouHCeu I'll 'he ~h'.'
| Loypoy MAY GIVE have received by courier from
Madrid letters and papers to the 9th inclusive Ia one
of the former there is postscript, dated 2oclock A.
M April %, by which are informed that the Minis
tera arrangements have been at length competed lhey
are as follows: - . 49,.
Nj. Mendzabal, President Of the Council and Minis
| ter of Finance.
Count Aluodovar, Foreign Affairs.
| General Rodil, War.
| Nj. Ferrer, Marine.
LoxpoS, May 5-The Moniteur of Sunday date has
bulletin Of from the North of Spain, which as
usual must be received with disrust According to the
French official organ, the 18th General Bernele, the
Comnandant of the Algerne Auxiliary Legion, was at
tackled The heights Of Larasoan by seven Carst bat
taons, under General Garcia. General Bernelle had
but 500 men and four guns to sustain conflict which
lasted five hours nevertheless the engagement ended in
the retreat of the Carlsts who were epused to Essain,
| with considerable loss. General Bernelle, who was
himself slightly wounded had IS men hors dc combat
KING Oruo-The Journal des Debats has advices
from Athens announcing that the instruction IN AGAR
ma mia has become serious one and that King Otno
about to assume the Greek national costume we learn
from Munich that the 9Th is the day liked TOR the ID
parture Of King Ohio from Athens tor Germany.
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