Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19

j. may conduct rs ri!rnu:h the labyrinth . .r, !
THIS sc.aenlc ui cumr'"misr W. 'rc"n'ihei'"'" ;" ~
Times Juu!La, six or eIghs mHn' a2"' ~ WV" |
halter f,r both par.irs:-l For EnEidrd Otc'"SS y
wand leave ~ her pu.srSs!nn t:. "h'e ~ .'' '.F.
territory and her interYroyinci"l c"mH'nh'"'i Hs
,,,su E c,nn ana Quebsc unboEen' = ara
H. fer sac. -; = O.. Maine. namuch as she WOMB gum "
i f.r rci sry 10 which sEe las never even oi''i'
I'd Of puttIug forth pIe;snsi"' HFi'i's a," n;,
,,, FAINTER ,a The YES. formed Icy the 81 Jnhh N'I'
md the b; OF Fuudy greater compacneFs anu ''u"
,..s of territory sn al present, amc consue "o'' |
j.. mint of surface than EugIlnd could IN tie WY "
mutual ccssion he amy lar PfiGcP'' ca'''n w." ~
r,linGush being snpar:rai miles c n'oei1'E o
,urd one hal, Of the space disputed We cannot i,I our
!-,e cmprehend on whct Or, tex, the Slate OF Maine
houd object to a settlement 81 true and oehthS''i
MOI, in The case of any man hn, Lord fainrrson does
!, a?ppar that my English h'hSer cou'u ''''"
difficulties in the path Of such prop"sri m
I,yturcuL CoIrox hlAEKrT, March 20 we nave
Ind a very extensive drniaTd for Cotton I" day Inc
transactions estimated at No. rss ms" l!oo' o"9s,
Of which 1900 have been taken on SFecn'au"n ana very
full prizes obtained In prices, A;nrficdn ana pi"-''
Loyr advanced to ] Al. Egyptian I'd and sur" :
H. per ID TIE import If the week amounts I" "A .1e'
LaGs. -
The accounts received from Manchester this morning
s,,y thai .cre was considerable inquiry i"r yarn yes
day-bu, The spnnes having gcn-rai'y demanded m
advance snrs~ha beyond III" ia'e advance 10 co''o"
Which the tuyefs wrre nnwliIrrs - give Inc amount
ct tusire.s Hunted, bot large parcels would nave
E.eu aErE tri reduction upon i"e prices ashru
Printing cloth was better dcEand and an advance {"
Sd t." 4 {! upon Ilr prices OF last week was reau'iy
obtained. hut he a2irr fabrics cntna exceedingly Gull
W. understand thai the waking oi snort 'e starry
brtpr not likely continue beyond TINS day. ndeeu,
several Of The mills haze already resumed full time
M.wc,i Il The Gales 10 day are from Ooo to 9GOo
bags 3, the TALL prices oil yesterday: 100 SItas and "o
A'arfican were taken oy s?,rM a'"fS'
Returns "r the election the various departments
had nern received. aud The Opposition journals clam
,ucitiy in the ChnmtPr Of lie puiirs OF fifty three votes
ErHI. no Ives Y,
Gcrcd their 10 The KIM the :h OF March
Grat delay had taken place in the formation OF the new
cuaiI'!ui iniusiry.
In. correspondent o! The l.'nd1h S!ahudfu "1iteS
from PARIS. Aa;ch ooh:
81 tod sou yesterday that the conditions a!'emPtrdo
be imposed on The Kng had not been accepted That
storinent is fully confirmed, as you VI" pefceiEc
by the following statement:
On MONDAY al! the proposed new ministers assembled
cxcrp, W. Duianrc. Yesterday CruesGsy) NJ Dntaure
arrived ia the Innrning. and 81 nrc meeting took
place which lasted from nine 10 two. The whole %! The
great lllr snns 81 lurr.n Grd domestic policy we're DE
ha!rJ aud il VA. tcs"iYtdi.t. That France should de-
clare var against Don Carlos. That France shoud
declare To- Austria that size would allow Of marriage
between IA Austrian Pince and the young Q1rcn lsa
b. ~ had been pr"pns"d by Prince hcl,InICh. Sd.
That hr affairs o Belgium mus, hr considered ~ settled.
in That The against Mexico shnnd be Peissvereu
III Iir That III. conversion OF tie per cent Renles
should p adopted 9Th That certain concessions should
be made 20 the growers al brc;rUot sugar. 9TH That The
question "G rIectrral reform snud Lc aGj"urncd sin
That III. Of September SHOULD he revised; and 9h
and prr Day, That III. pTestenCc rrrlie s'on'd lie
insisted other words, that. except un v.ry safe
cccasnnS The kng should not preside al the Council OF
Ministers.
Tns was the substance effect Of the decisions come
10 and then Marshal s:ou "rGrr'd I" ait upon
the King and Communicate to his Maj"s.y ihr general
r,sait ri he conferences aud the programme o :hs home
and n-ern policy f the new CABINET
Louis Philippe hes'! MARSHA! Souit unfold t'e whH'e
of his plan VIII the irbraraTce and ainidbIy which
characieriz, him; but lac desired that thus programme
might be committed 10 writing Mlrsla! S1ut Tim &c
turned the proposed ministers, and informed ;hrm ="
the resolution Of his Majesty aaL accordingly written
programme daily prepared ard signed. The Mar
shat then returned To The kng and his Majesty declared
that on points at ANY rate lie would not ycld-the
first that ii pain. and src"mG that 0' the c"nrer
SION Of the Rpnts and desired Marshal Sou 10 return
al once his friends and inform them ot his Royal decl
sion The proposed ministers again debated, anu deed
ed in their turn that they could rot alter the bases On
which their foreign ard d0rIS, policy must be
! Guc"d Marshal Sauit again waited on Tie kirg, and
M Majesty rn stated that 10 t!"sr conditions hr should
not assent linus ended The interview, and the Marshal
returned his colleagues and Informed them OF Tie re
The Co"rrier FrarcajS says, that The Centre Gaucle
has done Its duty, and IEat for The King cx
rI@Ise s prerogative; that if The proposed rinsry
not selected and approved by the Crown the country
will be deeply ogltaed aud disapponrd that those
who have Conducted the late nroociations will be free
from blame. IL admits hal the King is disposed 10
accept The programme Of Marshal SnuIt and his friends
he Prorogned 10 the IO Of April; that it never expcc
ed the King and the Court would yield that it is no.
therefore, at all disappointed; and that line result will
be TO open the eyes OF the Country, aud 10 show it, Of
Course. that The National and s Republican friends are
a'oGe right.
Madrid journals Is late the l3;h Of March, had been
received in London.
NJ pzaro the Minister cf Finance was said 20 have
concluded an arrangement with the RGmk. which had
agreed to advance him GGO"G0 reals in March, 3OGO,.
600 in April and 3,0aD GC0 in May The Bank had ac-
crp,ed in exchange bonds The amount Of from IL 600.
600 to 10 600 600, PAYABLE Of The extraordinary war
tax. The funds SON" what improved III" l}lh. tie
Five per Cents having been done at - IL for money,
and the Debt, bearing no inter- 81, n > ii.
Private correspondence from Madrid 81. The same date
states that Senior Perez de Castro Tie President Of the
Council Of Ministers, has again been ndispo,ed Gel.
d'ron i"rmc'ly The Envoy l." the United States has been
appointed Ambassador 10 Mexico Arg"iz The Envoy
al k'uss"ls is to succeed Cadrron at Wash ington.
The Bayonne papers state that The Cars exiirs
congrega,rng together the frontier and that both Don
Carlos and Mar"o were brcomi0g very unpopular in
the Basque provinces letter frnn Tolosa says Not
wiistandng the reconciliation between Don Carlos End
Alaron. dlsc"d reignS in the Carsi camp: lc6 officers
haze deserted to L"grono Castor it SAID, refuses
submit 10 Alarutn
! he London Morning Chronicle, n piper which has
hitherto taken somewhat sSkancr look the open ho
nnra5!e. and anicaGp bearing of our Government to-
wards Engiand IN giving the Presidents Message in
regard 10 he difficulties in Maine, arising on, Of SI Go.
Harvey assumption of exclusive Jurisdiction for
New Brunswick and Governor Fairfield summons of
force 10 rePri it, says, March u
Ucdncsday Ertaiag's Giotc
THE intelligence from the L. ) (which viii be iound
IN another part OF our paper s, upon tie whole, Of
satisfactory character. notwithstanding the disposition
"f the citizens Of 'ane and the apprre which
portion Of the American press entertain, that some
hasiy and inConsdrra,e proceedings of that Stale may
pftcpi'ae cYents strongly disposed to crnide
In the prudence Of the Central Government, wthou,
whose appreciation is scarcely possible ha! general
collision should take place. here tie disposition is
rn nnn,''s'y good, Justified in anticipating
peaceful issue
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