Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-24

the Charter 10 improve the general slate OF me egsa
tion and introduce umeoraons into various branches
Of The public administration.
s.GcnIlcinen, ms heart is still affected by The MARKS
or interest which received from the whole Ut france
at The period Of an event which las fulfilled all my WISH
es The birth Of the Count dc Paris was The greatest
consolation which Heaven could grant me
sMv grandson will be educated rs lis father has peen'
in The respect due Ia institutions, ana IN mat oe'o
ton 10 France Of which my entire family Wi! heve!
hn example. have iet drsiFOHs 'nA'
solemn occasion might assemble yon i"una MS c'aIe,
and that rels on might bless in the midst uf you 't
child who belongs entirely TO the country lIieS u
TirciC ROi }
"Genllcrmen the hours!ng state Of our country, OF
which have congratulated myself WIN YOU 10 cue "
the constant support the Chambers have gwen 's ~.
the last eight years and 10 the perfect unaEnity u r
great powers OF the State. Let not forget there lies
our strength. May that unnnimi,y become tay more
complete and unal,eraOe; may the working o' GU,
institutions, free and regular. prove TO The wo,'o
that q constitutional monarchy may combine Win Tue
blessings Of liberty the stability which forms the slrchg"
CT Slatcs!'
ENGLAND.
7mcrirGn securities in L0ndOn. Dec. ID United STATES
Ba"k shares 25t lbs. 2N lbs Cd; Fiv" per Cent
pound sterling Alabama, 81 Illinois, q per Cents 70;
Indiana, ) per Gents, IS; Louisiana, per Gems 10
- SC; Massachusetts, per Cents % ditto ss lo3;
Maryland. per Cents lU2; Mississippi " per Cenls;'
81; New York, per Cents, %; Ohio, per Cent w.
per Cent South Carolina in pound sterling %; VIZ
GINA per Gents, % So; per Cent, FIorina' wv
New York City stocks per Cents 81 %; New Or
leans, ) per Cents, 50; American Lite and Trust, ~
10; Farmers Loan, H. Is; Camden aud Delaware
l0I s.
We regret TO learn that though wheat may now be
imported free of duty, there is scarcely any /" bring IN
The Baltic and be Of course closed against US,
and apprehcnd that nearly all we can get from The
Black Sea has already been obtained, or ID on It's way
hhcr. Many of the countries on The Mrdite't&nean
obtain supply from that quarter, ana II enhances our
apprernsoEs 10 learn To day that The general scarciy
Int
been prohibited II will afford readers no pleasure
to learn from other countries being badly oil as Eng
land, that they cannot supply her L""d0n 9Hn
STAIN.
The Madrid papers Of the lOh ul have come 10 hand
The Gazette contains the Royal DEGREES appointing the
members of The Ministry rs ioows:-Presidsnt ni
the Council ard Minister for Foreign Affairs. NJ Eva
rlSte Perez de- Castro who IS represented Us caPno.e
man. and we'll versed in diplomatic affairs. lie al pre-
sent fills tho post Of Spanish Ambassador at L!st"n-
The Minister of the Finances is NJ Pizarro who. IN con
cert with the Minister of War, Gen Ajax is likely TO
direct all the affairs of the Cabinet The new Minister
OF the Interior, is NJ lIompanera NJ Arraz,a has been
named NJ mister OF Justice. Admiral Chacon is al the
head of lie Marine Department. Al present all Is con
lecture 10 the OF policy likely 10 be ADOPTED ny
the ministry, but it is generally supposed ha' Its
will be energetic ii thwarted By strong OPP
position in the Chamber.
report published the evening OF the Sd, al Ea!en'
cia announces the defeat and plee destruction OF
Cnrst band of 300 men by some modified ChrslIno
columns in the village of Chova. The whole OF the
party were killed, with the exception OF five men who
were taken prisoners and three who escaped INTO Inc
mountains 4 quantity of muskelS, several papers and
other Objects fell into the hands of the Christmas
HOLLAND.
Troops (Dec ~ were about 10 be marched 10 the
frontier on account Of the wGrke preparations OF Bel
GUM The Second chamber Of The States had just Vo'
ted the budget by majority Of 4c against Is
BELGIUM. .
a Brussels letter mentions that several ro!lsh ON
tl,atc had II
Minister of War; which they offered to serve in the
achng them to the corps Of troops ordered to march
into Luxembourg.
The Augsburg Gazette contains a letter from Odessa
Of the "a instant which, after emarkng that The ruP'
ue which parties and their organs had predict
cd would ensue between Russia and England on the
occasion Of the new commercial Treaty between The
latter power and Turkey, has not taken nor Is likely TO
take place adveIts the Of things in Persia, and
maintains that England has been in the wrong 10 take
offence the Shah for laying siege To leral, thing
w:,ich Persian nonarchs had often done before. II
suggests that commercial Jealousy much as tear Tor
lis own preservation, has nsgatcd the East India Com
pany TO make the military demonstration which 1t has
in the Persian Gulf and asserts that The Shah IS
Tirh for wishing maintain free commercial competI-
in his states. well as that II is unjust Tor
England 10 aim at obtaining monopoly IN pcisa,
while it cXclams against all monoPoics al Constantine
pie 1t concludes by saying that Russia has no desire
one side or other of the dispute, but adds that If the
contest is really forced upon her, Russia will Certainly
not shrink from il.