Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-27
From tic y. j. Herald, Of .3pr,i ~.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,

.JTTlFdI OF ne GTeU UeSieTH
Great anxiety IN relation 10 the President Steam Ship
No tidings Of her-We Motion 10 produce The caro-
line Correspondence Postponed-Tc .lJsconding Of a
Celebrated Stock Broker-.7rrest Of Tie Windscr Cas-
lie Robbcr-F fashionable and theatrical Morements-
State of the Markets. &c.
The Great Western steam ship, Capt Hoskln, ar
rived here yesterday about one o'clock, having made
the passage in 10 days. She left Bristol April 9Th,
and brings US London papers Of that day.
The Western brings out Al passengers, among whom
Mr. Joshua Bates, ofthe house of Barring II Co., Mr.
Csyder of the house of Morrison, Cryder d CO., Miss
Jaudon the IT, S. Consul to Manila and his family,
&c &c.
The steam ship President had not arrived out when
the Western left, and the most intense anxiety prevail
ed in relation 10 her. Many fear she is lost
The money, Gotten and markets were dull, hea-
w and without material change Consols still at s9
Lord Granville, the British Ambassador in Paris, Is
down with stroke OF palsy; but is mendng.
The French digging away at their Notifications in
earnest, and with increased force and energy.
The Chambers of Peers will soon try and probably
hang, as he deserves 10 be, DArmes and few others
They have taken his mother in tow. The Duke oil
Nemours had sailed for Africa. The Peers are dis
cussing motions of political economy In SPAN
the Senate of the Cores not yet in full session
In Belgium, the people are working hard, and Leopold
is changing about 10 change Ministers In Austria,
they ere pressing matters with the Pope about religion
In Prussia they drilling soldiers, and school-teach
ing all they
Last night in the House Of Commons, MIR. Hume
was about to for all the correspondence in the
Caroline affair, but dcssted, at the request OF Lord
Pamerston, who stated that if the negotiations are
radc public at present it night embarrass proceedings
between the two governments-both Of whom were
DESTROYS Of preserving peace. Mr. Hume said, he
would postpone his call till after the recess
Both Houses have for sometime, been occupied with
local affairs resolution offered, the other night, re
spectinc free trade, elected warm discussion
In which, warm compliments were passed, between
MIR. yiIers and Mr.. Bingham Barring, the son OF Mr.
Barring alias Lord Ashburton; but by the nercesslon
Of the Speaker they reconciled.
The friends Of free trade and Of repeal Of the obi
Gus Corn Laws, are fighting maniuy IN England, ana
every new year gives them strength, new hopes,
and new courage, and God grant they may ultimate
ly succeed in their noble work though they have
wall of political and church torysm to fight against
think they will ultimately make breach and reach
the goal of all other human hopes and struggles.
The President is still due, and great anxiety pre-
walls about her safety and is said policies were yes
erday advanced on her % per cent. She Is now out
q days Hope however, she is safe.
Bon jour, A. J.
LoSpoy MARKETS, haiEpast one.-Considerable dis.
may and confusion have been caused this morning al the
Stock Exchange owing 10 its having become known that
one Of the oldest brokers and his had ahsconded
In consequence the general committee had meeting,
and are still assembled in order TO deliberate upon The
measures TO be adopted in this unexpected event The
amount of dcalcaton is not at present known bnt II
is feared that il will be 10 large amount NO iate:
than Yesterday the broker alluded TO borrowed tioUo
in the House The above circumstances have thrown
a room over the market, and prices have declined
about 4 per cent.