Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-20

half million 10 Prime Ward & King Il =. s.;
by those who have good means Of KNOWING n.. 'ti
millions Of dollars will be imported before juno I In
that, without reducing The amount Of bullion ~ 'ht
Bank Of England below ten million pounds s,e,rn. he
the tendency Of gold was constant from Tie Connso,'
England "'"
The American says. 81: is with tho Ciovo,r,,..,
the United States and with Mr. Sddje 10 say yy.. b
this sun shaH shine for all For New York 7rW si
anv rate 1t calls npon Congress to aioct II, u
MFRS rcsoln,ion-nnd asks Mr. Bldp IT, resume ,r
mere declaration Of such purpose worf frcr ~ -
objects and then without any necessity for cnr,,,l
by the Banks of Bnsylrania md with a pr,Gr,I ~
mansion b, the New York and the New England r.
we should enter upon the Spring business fan Of b''
and confdencc-sunshine would again gld al our No..
suits
The rash and irdiscrep, Circnlar Of the Prrn., IL:
mister of Commerce (Which s under our Foreign HsJ
has not produced great sensation as was ancy,.
The journal du HarIe Of the 18Th uit. contains Il. 3;
lowing paragraph:
The Circular of the Minister or CornIer., re.,,.
np the anticipated crisis in the mercantile affairs Of ~
United States, has already produced some pfTrc Y.
learn that counte rmands have been received from ,,
raj towns in the interior Of the orders previousy
for opening commercial relations with the CnIiea ,s
Here however this jcacrOieTi warning has preGrrst
little sensation tina, our Chamber Of Commerce h.
even thought i, worth while TO give il publicity
The packet ship Vile de Lyons. with Paris p,ps,, s.
THE ST7TES.
NV YoRK-The Senate took up, on Fr!a7 "
resolutions from the Assembly, protesting againste a
mission of Texas into the Union, and afte tsc,
sion they were indefinitely pos poned-ayrs II, ro-s
Nv the same yo,. the resolution from ;hc Assembly IA
the subec, of the mode Of posing of abolition ema,
in the House of Representatives. OF the u ), fknox,
as Mr. Pa,ons resola,Ion) was also 'ndehni:eIy post
poned The Senate in committee OF the whole then
took 10 the Assembly bill 10 EXPEDITE the constitution
of the New York and Erie Railroad. After some de-.
CUSTOM the amendments offered bg Mr.! johnson, Tha
provided that the Stale should assume The entire er's:
prise were negal;ved and the bill passed as II car.
from Assembly On Saturday te bill passed Fo',.:
by the committee Of the who!e-ayes ~ noes t.,
bill 10 aid in the construction of the GnnaohaTe an
CutskiIl Railroad also Passed-yeas ~. noes II.
PEyxsYLs6Sf..-The Legislature have been COMP.
cd for want Of ways and means, 10 down the Igl
movement Bill from 81 6Na 600 10 2a30 900 The A.
p,opria,ions TO the Union Canal, the Mahoning Cam.
and the Harrisburg and Lancaster Railroad are exprnc
ed On the Turnpike and Stat. roads in the Yves,
reduction of about twenty per cent is maie.-The Sc
nate had passed resolution to authorize the Govern
n borrow 81 OC0GO from tie Bank ci the L States
Pm, the House rejected II after animated debate
The Governor had returned the Improvement bill vii,
his SIGNATURE and With many WY iaccs RE tells then
in his Message that unless he can borrow from the Bans
Of the U S. the $500 900 which are deficit at 0ar ~
crnt las the Legislature had night to exact and
they ought TO have Done, ana "ouu nave ooe oat i'S
an improper fa7orsm for that lnsstu,ionA he will aa
borrow the money al higher Interest," in which case he
subscriptions of the State TO the Joint Stock COmpln
enumerated in the bill, will 90 to the wal!
The Bunk Bill saved from m INDEFINITE 7oS'ar'
n,cnt in the Senate by tie 7eie-but IN" PROBABILITY
is that it viii either he rejected, or 80 notified as 10 y
s,ripped Of all its cocIcre character nFon the BarS q
the u. States.
The resolution fror, the Senate. protesting agT:n:, ii.
anne ya,ion of Texas has been postponed IN the EioG
Ntu York Cdy Election. --'he papers have published
two ofeim re,uTns-O ne COPIED into the Senasy.'..
nan) states it thus:
1928 1920 a95 - 1921
Clark's r:ajoTity over YaEian, IS
Do. do over all, -
The other (copied into the Potomac Advccstel gives
Clark l9763-Farian l0,242-Riker 335.
Majority for Clark over Far!Ga, 81
Votes for Riker, -