Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-28
NO. lG3.--yOLuME XXXIX.

dgGe ''tr,Igion between the two Countries n. ac.
cuses Lord Gfougham Of uterins 'sleer calumny,
an cdcus impnlaon IN saying he desired 10 en-
gender bad feeling between England and France
Lord Brongaam, who replies 10 his correspondent in
The third person. after gong into brief alyss Of tls
speech ~ The chamber repeats, that NJ de Tocquevlr
expressed himself IN way to show his ignorance of
the American treaty Of 1929 in which the IT, States
acceded 10 the right OF search; and he concludes by
expressing has sorrow that he has given offence 10 NJ
de Tocqueve, bat she is far from wishing 10 initiate
the abusive and rnbecoming style Of his letter"
Tie London papers contain proclamation forbid.
ding, under penalties any visits of British sub
Jects Tor the purposes of trade, any other ports
~ on'na than Canton, Annoy, Foo chaw foe, Nngpo,
and Chinghae
letter from Brest states that the fine steam frraes
winch arc intended for the transatlantic navigation be-
tween France ard the u S. are ready for sen and will
commence service in the Spring.
News had been received from Sir j Ross who had
penetrated the Antarctic Circle TO II 49, He hes
surveyed the coast discovered by him along is Wet
1dary and has proceeded TO do the same aonp tb
Eastern line.
Lord Sea'on formerly Sir John Cobo.ne, bas
oeen eaz-tied Lard High Commissioner Of the ioniun
Islands.
l!'s currently reported, in the leading political clubs
that Sir James Graham IS likely to be selected 70
succeed Lord Peterborough as Governor General of
India
letter from, Rome states that on the s,h ul,imc
the iber had overlooked its banks, and invaded third
of The city.
The trials Of the Chartists. among whom is Feargua
. Ccnnor, are proceeding CT Lancaster
ii ~ reported IN London papers that the mission Of
MIR. Eilice to the Brazs likely 10 be of no bene6.
cal result lne Brazllans refuse 10 enter into ne.
goaton with the English, excep, upon terms so dec
dcaly dlsadgaD:s gems Grea, Britain that i, won5
be impo!itic to that country 10 accept them
FRANCE the quarrel between the Guizot Ministry
and the Opposition IS carried with visor; but il is
thought that NJ Gu'zots party is firmly established
ard 1t Is known to enjoy the favor Of the kim
Il s announced in the Paris papers that the King
VIII proceed TO the lnvalides May 5th the anniver-
sary of The death Of the Emperor Napoleon, to Law
the first stone OF tie tomb destined 10 receive his NOR.
tai remains.
SraIS.-In this country all actual disturbances have
been qneleG, but the country still unquiet state
particularly in the province of Catalonia The Span
Ish Government had been obliged TO withdraw their
charges against the French Consul al Barcelona of un
warran!abc interference during the late troubles there
and great deal Of dissatisfaction was expressed in
consequence.
PokTuGAL-Some differences have arisen in the Bri.
tish negotiations with this Country, and all hopes &c
arranging commercial treaty with them are nearly
given up There have been serious Disturbances
al Cfpor;o the people refusing pay the heavy taxes
which were demanded.
lrH"kf AND PEEsiA.-The slrong city OF WerbeiaeI
m fersIa, has been captured, taken by by the
urksh forces under the command Of Nezb Pacba
alter an obstinate and desperate resistance This event
and the Porte.
Correspondence cj' tie II. ]. Courier and ENQUIRER
LONDON, March 3, lo43
The state Of monetary aud mercantile affairs re-
mains unchanged since your last accounts The Lon.
don money market is glutted with money; the three
cent! Consos have advanced to the extraordinary
quotation Of o. railway shares Of the first character
are IN demand by capitalists, who are wearird of the
want of interest and income even Excheouer bills have
advanced To o9s. premium, although the interest has
% f.n, t,,.t IT.
merchandise are further dapressed and almost uniyer
81! duness and dependency prevail in every depart
ment of genef. trade The distress OF employers and
abo'crs Is said, by parties from Yorkshire particularly
from Sheffield and the vicinity, to be far beyond all
former experience; and the descriptions Of human mi
sery, which appear III the recent speeches in the House
OF Commons, on the motion Of Lord Ashley are fully
believed hy practical men, who in right from tho
locality so described. Ia he House of Parliament tho
debates have been on subjects having no reference 10
any real measures Of relief. Lord Ashley proposing
moral and religious education and the Government
appears TO have nothing TO propose, large ma,or:es
7otng down every thing nconvenient TO the Ministry
the restoring OF the estimates, and speedy iermna-
tons of the sessions Of Parliament are believed 10 be
principally all that remains IN the view of the Minis.
tiers OF the Crown The expectation of political re-
medcs for the distress OF the country has entirely been
Disappointed and the prospect of another abundant and
early harvest s the still distant hope which remains
Tor the revival OF business and the removal Of the ma
lioual distress.
The Cotton Market at Liverpool is re oorted az
slightly hrmer-the consequence, probably, Of the
decreasing stcck-throngh The arrival of the large
number OF cargoes at sea. There is no other imme-
date reason for any improvement in the prices as the
demand Tor cotton manufactured goods is a. The lowest
point OF depression, either for the opening trade,
which promises to be very limited in London or for
expectation 10 the Western world.
TIE present steamship will take out copies of an
address, OF somewhat singular character, TO Mr.
Everett, the American Minister, from the holders CT
american State stocks This document proceeds
from stock brokers, who act in The lower circles of bu-
slness, and has been signed by about 800 of the hold
ers, principally females, Of American State stocks
The large houses have all RETAINED from sirnny the
address, IN consequence Of the folly of the proceed
ing-as involving the supposl,ion that the General
Government, which Mr.. Everett alone represents has
any connection with the dividends OF individual States
and OF The violent and insulting tenor of the language,
in some portions of the address. The friends Of Mr.
Everett are, however, confident Of his prudent manage
'nrns OF the reply to such paper, and il offers,
douotediy, good opportunity 10 this gentleman
hih fofbea and courtesy and to offer exp,ana-
tons IN reply which, if well placed may be ol the
utmost utility recovering the c.ed, of the indivld-
aa States. The next steamship, 1t is hoped, by the
large houses, viii brin. intelligence of the favorable
progress OF the project Of SIR Cost Johnson for tho
consolidation Of the State debts into general s.ccs
which would alter aud eS,it the whole cha.ac,e, O:
American eecnn;icG-rarcrlarv a. the completion OF
Tie loan Of Si1,Or0 GU0 fer Tie General toyernmen.
Of the General Government 10 that Of the individual
States lis the mprudence Of foreign inde bedness nae
been III the losses aud disas.e-s-whch have fol-
lowed so many rash and premature lonns-it may DO
thought TO be precedent, for future temptations to
raising Of loans, That the present mistakes have been
consented to be rcmeded by the joint efforts OF all the
States.
The only sale OF stocks which has occurred, has
been $4,000 Of Pennsy vanis FIVE per cents for which
an order was yesterday received ut AS Ohio Elk per
Cents. Indiana and Illinois stocks have not been sold
recently, but the holders do not press the market, and
generally increase Of confidence and unwillngness
20 sacrifice the property, is mentioned by all The prn
c;pai parties connected with State stock
Mrs WooD, THE PEERLESS ENGLISH SoNosTnEss-
The following account Of Mrs. Wood, which we find
in Wilmer ~ Smith s European Times, Of the 4th inst
VIII be read #i;h great interest BY that ladys nume
rons admirers IN Ibis country. This lady, 60 we'll
! Known in the United States has occupied much
ention lately, from tie circumstance Of her haTirs
embraced The Roman Catholic Religion, with the ~
en,ion of taking the veil. a Yorkshire pewspuper