Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-11

nit and blew up the roof Of the building buryng IN Tue
rims over 100 men. Fourteen dead bodies had oeen
| taken out when heard from. :, IT.:
The losses of the spectators III Ehgiaho, '"''
harvest, estimated at -, ooo, ooo Sefne, ao.,
| PARIS dates received at London are TO Inc 2otn'-
Thev are filed with discussions Of the new American
and English Treaty, and the right oil search In o,o
Aberdeens letter the latter snoJect ana Lo,o as"
bnr,ons abandonment of care tor obtaining 'he igh'
nf search in the U. S, the french Journals nh" every
assistance in their discussions
| From the Money .qrtiete OF the y. 4. hsTofG'I
In a recent article, we mentioned una! oenerai Dun
Green had during his late visit !" hngiano'
Cd himself with persons high in authority with view
~ b,no;no about commercial intercourse OF more
character between this country ana Eng
land than has hitherto been done ne Gehefai re-
turned BY the Caledonia, IS row IN washington ae-
velopng his budget to the PRESIDENT III oofr 'nI'
no INV favor thu scheme in his next message. il
,n,ears that General Green looking about MN, anu
finding tina, it was becoming the ioshion to assume
respon,b,ity and take the stump, on al OCCASIONS
and emuIaing the glory Of General Cass, IN MS
letters the French people on Inc .sh' o.
holder FIGHT and constituting himself ambassador
general on his .own hook started for England, where
he gradually crept up until he got SIR Robert reel W
the ear into which willing organ, he speea"y Poufe"
the glorious scheme with which he was pursuing .os
TO adopt treaty. by which reciprocal ana moo'"ea
ties should be imposed in England and France on Anne
ricau produce on condition that the manufactures OF
those countries should be admitted into ihe " .. w
al dntes corresponding with The rates charged
abroad on U produce Sir Robert, q! course, steneo
with all due c:vility and good WILL which was heigh'
ensd by the remembrance that his own fortune and rise
in the world grew Of the foreign market LOT Pr'h'eo
cottons Armed with this success, the General imiea
atey departed for Paris, and laid before Tue c"l,n
king the advantages 10 be derived iron fostering tue
produce Of the country of his exile, by exchanging
therefor, on fair terms, the industrial Proouc's VI
his now thriving subjects. The swelling revenues OF
France, aud the growing wealth OF IT'S people were
ia ynrable 10 the project, and Louis Philippe gave
such encnuraG cement the plan, that the Generai
sped him back 10 Liverpool, steamed over the Atnn-
tic burst through n. York. and ltnded in Washing
ton, before he drew a "ong breath he then looked
warly over his shoulders, lest tile long nosed editors
should have smet his scheme in advance, took the
President by the button, and unfoded 10 his dazzed
| VISION the results of mission, whose SUCCESS hos
far outshone MIR. Everett, entirely ecpsed General
Cass zone ahead Of Daniel Webster, and made Lord
Ashbur,on 'sing small" They only made advances
in some minor points Of national intercourse. The
General however, by bold coup de main, has over.
turned the commercial policy Of Europe, annhllated
their protective system and made bridge of pork and
potatoes over Which silk and champagne, brandy and
buraps, and wine end wooens, will flow over to cover
the backs and comfort the bowels of astonshed and
grateful people.
The returns of Treasury notes TO the LIST instant as
compared with former returns, are as follows
TRrlsrsY NorE, ov1sr.spIsc.
l. OCT l.. .fr j.
s.rs por Jan. 49, s3s5s 50 SIS go sa ~
Issue. January, !tll, ,.5-IIo I,i94e.l