Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-27
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E& VII and Countess Of Durham and family are ex.
"a -, ,r,ye for Portsmouth on the 18th inst. The
& ship of the line will go round from Sheerness
s..1i. lGrdship on board. The Hon. Col, aud Mrs
8 expected to take their passage in the Malabar,
,.b wall take out the head quarters OF the Ilst,
r. ,s, rslant Colonel commands.
April 6, IL o'clock The decrease in the
E8 :, Quarters and Yearly revenue has not had any
ri ,,he effect On the British Funds 10 the present
IS ,.s,s received yesterday from the Hague confirm
RI :,ma;ion already given as TO the intention oil the
psi the Netherlands on the Belgian affair. II APP
81 : ,t,, the King has notified to the London Confer
FL bis willingness 10 subscribe 10 the "a Articles;
. 20, IN doubt whether that offer will be accepted
roierence have not agreed upon the basis oil their
.ssn,s 1t it understood they are likely not to &C
" u, offer of the King Of the Netherlands, but 10
,.s resumng the negotiations where they were
IN off in 1888. Should this determination be per.
red in two or three months must elupse before any
neal result can be obtained. The question is still
such at sea ever, and unless Belgium consents 10
"A Articles. months must be expended on diplomacy
It's protocols.
;rsSA March 90 We learn by the way Of Trieste
Achmed Pacha, Chief of the General Staff ofthe
,,ian army in Syria, had been brought wounded to
H:uudria He is said to have taken the command OF
army in consequence Of the absence Of lbrahm ia.
. who is coafned by sickness at A!eppo, and to have
an, several unsuccessful actions with the Syrans.
From the Weekiy Despatch Of .3prHl ~
r,r Ersp,-The English Stock market has been
5sr aa. owing 10 rumors of a serious defacaton in
,srsnue without hope Of reacting III The next six
b. cn account Of the fearful monetary crisis, which
..,, secured in the u S., and will prolong the
Ton Of our commercial nercourse,) and also owing
mnwelcoms ,dings that the renewed conferences for
4 saulsmen, Of the partition of the Netherlands have
In brough, 10 close by declaration the part Of
T. Dutch King that he will not take part in the nego
,,ion unless all the points in dispute re.opened-
IN ,,,ensul ,ba, warfare of Inan9uvering has been
hp Rank nd of
,nd has also made impressions as it is apprehend
iba the Americans by far too keen 10 be success
nWr copet with by our tacllcians.
i has been denied by journal, which is deemed the
,,p The Bank Of England, that any dssension has
,.,p while the journal to which the American agent
.r,sonaly communicates his facts and notions, reiter
r lha, serious misunderstanding has occurred. MIR.
.scoa should SEEM is netted at seeing the bank be-
cone extensive exporters Of gold, the profit OF which
: c,eaon he thought to participate in largely. The
ek the other side, feels aggrieved at the continued
,culalion of the post notes of the u s. Bank, the
Directors were first assured the issue only tenn
r,ry espeden,; but in violation Of this estandng
permanent emissary has been sent 10 London no, only
the issue of their securities, but to bolster up
American stocks Of every sort Dutch bonds have de-
- trsd little. On Friday the Share Market, as well as
al for English stock, became more lively and firm.
The Paris papers Of March % contain little newse x-
ap, accounts Of the late movements in SPAIN
Madrid papers to the 2ls ut have been received
The starting of the two Carst expeditions is the all
ns,ossng topic of the day. Baso, according 10 the
,,Ps, intelligence is at Yebenes the theatre of his late
ea, Il is believed that he is about proceeding to To-
eio and portion Of Sanzs division has been ordered
10 make forced marches, in order to protect that city
and al the troops of whch Madrid dispose will also
eass the capital for the same destination.
letter from Logrono of the Goth inst has the follow
a. The Carst petition under Gen. Negri in which
te infant Don Sebastian is included, is marching on
yslsdod Letters from Madrid Of the Goth state that
dispatches from Cen Esparero, dated Brivesca, the
Eth inst, had been received informing the Government
he had fallen back upon that place in order TO pro-
sct the province of Burgos; Latre reinforced by Bue
rons his march in pursuit of Count Negr ex.
petition which had entered the great plains south Of The
Ortuna pass.
0Connel had given notice of motion to be made on
lie sixth 10 appoint select committee with view to
|i0sars into the nature Of oatbs of qualification, and to
moye among other abuses the civil disabilities Of the
|sws
The abolition question in parliament has taken new
Turn In the House of Lords the 9th, Lord Glenelgs
bill IN The subject read third time. The object Of
The hi! IS 10 extend the privileges Of the apprentices
,3on their hours Of labor afford them better protec
oa against cruelty. Lord Btoughams bill which con-
Rnpa,es entire Abolition is thus set asde-ior the
present. at least In the House of Commons similar
Ill to Lord Broughams has been quasbed by the subs-
Cion Of Lord Glenelgs as an amendment. 1t was or
csed 10 a second reading by majority of "a on the
5h March.
On the evening of April 9, Mr. Stewart of Hinton,
rave notice that in the committee he should move that
Inc total abolition Of negro apprenticeship in Jamaica
ione) should take place the 3lst Of January, 1889
Great excitement sl prevailed in London on the sub
ec..
PARIS, April 4-The Committee Of the Chamber of
Deputies says the Courier Franeaise to which the rail-
oai bills have been referred for examination, met on
Tuesday. NJ Theirs, the chairman of the Committee,
put this question to the Assembly "Sha the great pro-
eced railroads be executed by the State by private
c0mPanies' The Committee decided by majority OF
10 against that wherever private companies offered TO
undertake at their risk the construction Of rail.
road, they should obtain the preference. The Commit
Tee was further Of opinion that the Of the Co
T!nnent were a. this moment sufficient TO justify
IN attempting to execute such extensive works, and
lna he necessity for providing funds for the conversion
Of the Ren,es required that the State should abstain
from embatking in such undertakings. The Committee
refused on these principles TO authorize the construction,
By Government, IF the Paris and Brussels railway, at
the time that it suggested the expediency Of it's
between Paris and Srasburg, that line
not having yet awakened the attention of spectators,
and being important, in political point Of view,
the other. The Committee finally agreed on rejecting
lie Ministerial bill.
IMPORTANT on THE AMERICAS BOUNDARY QUESTION.
In The Morning Post of April 6, there is interest
s State paper, being despatch from Lord Pamerston
he foreign minister, to Mr. Fox, the British envoy at
ashingon. IT rccapuates all the proceedings that
lave hitherto taken place on the North eastern bounda
J question, cites the award of the King Of the Ne
herands expresses the readiness Of the British minis
'y to join with this country in sending out commission
make local surveys which 10 ground a convention
. ne but declines doing anything at all, unless the
tate OF Maine be party 10 the survey and settlement
his presents the question in new light, and an Import.
NJ one; tor by constitution the federal government
zone authorized to make treaties, and establish the Ii
mis- the u S. party politics interfered, and the ques
Ion has been hitherto kept unsettled owing to the rest
which Disconnected all the arrangements at Washington
sending it's officers to take censuses and exercise acts
jurisdiction on the disputed territory This country
cpsed the reference and the King of the Netherlands
Is referee, and objected TO the ne==o termine award
d BY tia, sovereign arbiler; Great Britain now requires
as come 10 the solution of the difficulty with full pow
anu that all the parties interested should be concern.
~ he ADJUDICATION that there may be no more de.
oels OF difficulties of any kind The despatch is too
o"s " puo!'shi II is dated the 10th November, 1887.
snou'o seem that the Minister Of the U. States Of