Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10

also having adjourned from The lst to the Iih u'','
the Easter Holidays, the Poli''ca! news Is u
important. Lowever that
a urooosiiun has actually been made 10 'h' -, =
authorities and forwarded 10 "aSh'na'''' - ,n dis
believed will lead To ultimate se'tit"' !; ,Lo
puted boundary question. Inc r"s"s" Ira o,,;cos
meantime axe inurdatng the country WIN i"''S ,,;
nm The subject, in ne neral beiraying "'"st '1''
i,noronce IN The urrmIses. One III 1g nnwt'',' "Pi
evident that oil idea OF war WIN h"S n".;.c,c,o,i
gwen up. and lhat the affair VIII e'' ''"s
" settled in some way or olhrI. witt
The Landau Alun"y Market was IN raihet al H 49,
ed ,,a,e o?iUq 10 the great reduction wn'cn 'Iu
nI,ce in ib,. supce funds OF Tie banR OF Ene'a.
the Inst three months nnd 'he I'' r 2,It,on i, is
the Rank and remark that the amount ol oG'''"' -
v,,,,s shows falling off from the date OF the P'
average If 81 OBS 500; and should t''e ioit'9 80
continue as at present against E"S'anu' Tue p"'" 49,
nm doub, be compelled 10 curiai us asS'S'a"ee III w.,
,e,aI Lr,uchps OF commerce TO such degree as ""u
be- most severely ieit III '"'' o''
less in our own ,: C,,a b,r;rr r,ll,n
TO rs Cd the import duty has risen 10 Is oa per
n, which !, will probably remain Tor lew weeks
NJ S.,ppson has had long interview with I'fu
p,lmars,on a, the Foreign Office on Tuesday
R"r.s,r, March 81 Mr. Van Buren,, SON ut The
p,ssd.n, Of the L. States Of North America sci out
,h;s nornino for London accompanied by Mr. Maxcy'
In Co,nn you will perceive there is slight eecn"e'
md NIL mercantile affairs appear somewhat laneuiu'-
Yarns md Co,tons had receded IN prices sn'ue. r
Amercan securities in such stale OF affairs hao OF
cou,se been Temporarily negIected--ma SAFES y, "
S Bank only being reported at ga IS 3D. ana sale o'
SI2 600 ndlsna Gn"ds the 9th ut 81 me previous
Sno.a,ions nr a5- Consols were 90 a3i Exchrquer
bills IS u 10; India Bonds ~
II is stated, very little to The cred't OF 'h' cry u I
hi =. which had borrowed 4 sum Of money on o"t.S
dated F.b,n,ry lej 10 bear interest L the rate -!
per cent per annu for 10 years, and HE interest 10 '
paid huff yearly that The last Angns!s DIVIDEND IA" 'y
been discharged in part, and the February d'ue"u IT.
mains uDpaid-thi5 has caused Sftal i"eo"'e"'sS w.
the holders ut the bonds.
In France kind of temporary ministry has been
Ermed and the resignation Of the Mole administration
having been accepted The following ore the appoint
ments
NJ Gasparin peer &C France) Minister Secretary Of
State for the INTERIOR VI God de Ain peer OF france)
Keeper Of The Seals Minister Of Justice and Ecclesiasti'
cal AiTls; the Duke DE- Montebeo, peer OF trancci
Minister Tor Foreign a fairs; Lieutenant General Drs
pans Cubieres Minister Of War; Baron TuPnIer, "a de-
puy) Minister If The Marine and OF the Colonies; VI
Purant "a deputy Minister Of Public Instruction. NJ
Gau,ier peer Of Francr) Minister OF Finance; NJ Gus
parlu, former Minister Of the INTERIOR Minister at
interim Of Public Works, Commerce and Agriculture -
Three other 5al ordinances Likewise inserted IN The
ontur, provide silua for many OF the IetIring
ministers .
The Messenger says, that negotiations are again IN
progress for the formation Of Cabinet, to CONSIST OF
Svult Human, de Broglie Passy, Sauzet, aud ies'e
The latter intended 10 replace Duiaue, is me only ui''
ference between this Inst and the one prepared last week
But NJ Tesle has refused to enter with any meOtfs o
the right nor can NJ ~ Passy and Snuzel lend them.
selves 10 such a combination more than Du!aure and
Teste.
The Constitutions, asserts that Marshal Soult knew
not of the formation OF the interim Cabinet I'LL Tie !'St
sent TO the M0n'eur. 49, 49,.
Lord Lyndhurst Lord Boughum, Sir Edward EiIce,
Mr. Hume Mr. Leader, and Dr. Bowring, are now IN
Paris.
The new U:is!D Lord Lieutenant arrived at Dublin on
the 4,h Of April amidst great parade I'd reicIngs-
rinHnt nf pysF hOug
tepe passed AMI half past Two he was sworn III before
the Prry Council.
A meeting Of the citizens Of Edinburgh was held for
the purpose of expressing confidence IN Minister'S The
Charsts attended, and out.voed The Wings, who, with
the Lord Provost retired from The roon
On Monday meeting Of ChartIsls wcs held at DEVICES
The Tories however, armed with sticks and budgeons,
made an attack on, and routed them. Vincent, the
Charlist leader malreated and saved from serious
harm by gentleman who rescued him from, und drove
him in gig out Of reach of the mob
Mr.. o COnneli has accepted Of public dinner in LIZ
rerpoul.
Accounts from Madrid state The Spanish ministry 10
he in the unsettled state, and reports Of lis break
ing up are in circulation. The Queen and President OF
the Council will no, listen TO the dissolution Of the Corles
No news from the armies.
Letters from Bay0une, March 81. state that upwards
Of 600 Christmas were moving from Barcelona and
Lodosa towards the Cars, lines Of Es;ella.
The Maine boundary question occupies great deal OF
attention in England. The full correspondence on the
subject bet the British and American Ministers IN
1883 and "a, is published in the Times
MARKETS.
L,yrRpooL Apr G. Cotton-The demand for cotton
has been unusually limited thrOug bout this week being
entirely confined TO the supply Of the immediate wants
Of the trade, and the market closes heavily at decline
OF IL 3 per 10. in the middng To fair. and Al per
10 in line other qualities OF American Cotton; Sea Is.
land maintains full prices-Egypllan continues IN de-
mant, and advance of I'D per III has, in many in
stances been obtained Brazil Bahia command full
rates, while in Pernumbuco all Maranham, decline OF
I'd per 10 has, in sumo cases, been submitted "; Sua'
is neglected. and has declined Al per ID during The
week The sales Of The week amount to GU bales 10
the trade viz lG0 Sea Island, at - i0d 30 Slan'
do II a lGd | $50 Upland s - 81; 100 Mobile 3
40 :; 900 New Orleans. : 3 a llJ $40 EGYPTIAN
II l9I; 100 Pernama nc . 10 ii lid; 32j la.
ha, &c. s. 10 co, $50 Muranham and Saw.
gnneG, 9 | = 10 Ii aud "a a 9 I'D.
MEXlAS EXPEDITION
New ORLEANS April 30 The intelligence from
Vera Cruz brought bY The schr Carter BaSlon, whence
she sailed the 18th instant, is rather Gc"uraglng
to the cause of Federalism The troops under General
Mrxia are represented as still occupying position
vpral leagues from Vera Cruz The impression was at
first, that the army under that General would have
marched, w.thou, moments delay, upon Vera Cruz,
and carried that place by coup de main. This WAS The
plan the posture OF circumstances called for and il
only such bold and desperate conduct Of The e1ped
tl0n, that would have insured its The friends
Of Federalism, then, are exceedingly disappointed al
the dlatory po- 'rdngs Of The army Fur delay at Ibis
crisis must be prrllous in the extreme, and may prove
fatal to an enterprise which al the outset promised such
glorious results. Respecting the Of this untoward
detention of the Federal forces, but opinion exists
IL is Justly ascrbed to some mishap that has frustrated
the plans and crippled the operations Of the two Gene
rails, Mexia and Urea No pretend 10 charge them
with The folly Of advancing 10 capture city, and halt
ing within reach of ii long enough for the enemy pre-
pare for Tie reception of the assaants.
The true cause of the arrangement Of the expedition
will be traced presume, to the teachcry md deSer
ton Of the Mexican schooner which recently put into
Mobile On board Of this vessel it would appear was
laden great part of the ammunition, artillery aud heavy
ordnance, provided by Mexia FOR the Of his army
Her disappearance has, Of course deprived him of these
ndlspensabe mpements Of wal Uncertainty rnspeclinG