Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

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t,!en -, 5"taed - hio ~ ;te Re l. Ron,doanaa
rrf shortly afterwards Expired. Isl; possible, tina, the
aoce. '7,i {" roa .! secret serrlce-monay cannot,
- hast, protect tie lives ii the ci'i2fEs :"
TIE ;fa!s nj The lie F.s ach coast. who
piiIaged the wrecks ct the. Rr!2nce ard Conqueror.
had resulted in their being sent 10 the gGiles
LIVERPOOL, April 2
ToBacco.-very little business has been done during
the last month, although Two tree buyers have
been in the marhc, for Virginia leaf for portaton
but holders having stood upon firm prices, which
higher than lie Continent, prevented business
! or home trade, and bonding also, BAT few
ions have ,a place. No ot;e-s have yet been
r1de tor the cargo per Tiber for @hic 2is asked.
Tie following are The quotations o! the market:
| james River. per To- n bond: Leaf. faded 2js2tl;
ord. and sound ,; mdtling 81 good sha5. fine 5a5i;
Steamed 40; Kentucky leaf 2iia4ii s;emmed 3-5.
Zorro: Wilmer Smith . Times states that cot
&c had been extremely bn"yant The preceding month";
>- .':.rrnyins prcc1. III s.les Of the week ending
TIE 5st Of 'a.ch. 1900 bag4, nearly 1000 j.
day. The Great Western carried out ne VS. of Tho
prolific magnitude Of the crops. which na The fire,
instant caused d'mnuiion ii me demand, and 4 de-
cline of nearly an eighth o: farihing per pound.
The sales Of quotations OF American were 3la7d.
| for Upland, and S3,l7d Tor Sea Island.
! LIVERPOOL CoRS MARKET.-A considerable degree
Of ianguor pervatcd the market during the interim OF
! the sa;l;og o! the l.o las, steamers
The ow rates Of wages have Limited the consumption
o breads'uiis ard directed lie demand 10 oa:nea and
potatoes, 81 when .ae-e ha, been an abundant and
1
~ III" value Il 5-cet!siutfs u : rcd wheat was quo
ted IL e.. -, 10 ~. 81. L ) :!Jur - us; Sour
d. - eos
! !.osDo> Core: MhrNrr, April ; Tie sales Oh
Saturday > ti1 bales inclusive of 800 specula
tom and to-day the transactions have comprised 1000
bales 500 o. Which have becen taken r po,aton IL
will he perceived reference The fore going reports
that very large amount Of business las taken place
within the last fortnight, and That, notwithstanding sn
Abundant supply, prices toerably well supported
up 10 Friday last The aGyices by The Great Western
s.earner which arrive Oh Saturday, havc, however had
somewhat un'ovorabe efec, upon Tic market: holders
have crlaced mere anxiety 10 eel, and American col,
ton las, n several instances. keen purchased nj an
abatement o! nearly - per d. :a., lie present quo
latcns.
LosooS Co.'s MaRSrr, Arnil. 1.-The supply Of
English Wheat wns nGrsueily SINAI! tl.s uorn,ng and
va, taken By miers al j.. advance from his SO might
Foreign was held firmly /: late prices and met w Il, II
fair retail trade. Barley commanded the same p,iceS
with moderate supply. Prasar very du!! sale and
Beans ere declining in value. Tie quantity Of Oats
beng much reduced, last weeks p:ices were n,aia.
tanned
THE ASiiH:RToN TREATY
! Lord pam,rs!on brought forward hs !onr-promiset
aad often deferred motion, for copies Of oil
ca,inns relating 10 the Treaty o! Wa.unlon on Tnee-
day, The 2is; o, March The resrl; VAS misrrabI,
defeat OF ms LortsiIp IN every Ia Tie debate
he was utterly ofert.rcsn Oh every POM. by Sir Ro.
bert fs"i-;he dcaa!e so;t on the second day
~ the ats-nce ii quorum 50 li;lc did minis.
f"fs take T. sac"rc vote their ayor-- and finally
Lord pI!mcrs'on rreil abarcrcd tie subject rs not
worth sustaining. We give cnIy sone extracts ,roto
| lie speecHps.
| Lord ra!merson sld--In The Performance Of pub
lie duty, he dasP;sed the nsnuaiion that he meat Ia
disturb The friendly relations between th:s country
and the United States, with whom il especially be.
hooves US 10 keep friendly terms lie entered into
from 7.g and % to the aW saes ana nrg0s'a0ns
can Government, pressed the British t.overnment for
Il commission not only 10 rrpoI, n.p .t.n ..
rory, bn finally 10 decide upon i, with power 10
Ter disputed points 10 s2ecai commission consisting
If three scientific III, they annexed TO ire pro
pasal lnadmissihe oouditionsthat The map Of Mitch
Ell shoDid lie acko ied ~ evidence, though ii
known 10 l.. very incorrect, and t!at commissioner
aalue should attend iAe survey. The British Co.
vernment chose 10 coaiiue The negotiation 10 the Fe-
Gc.a! Government; but they sent Col hiudge and Mr.
Featherstonhangh as separate commission, 10 ootan
information, they ascera.ned, ,o surveys, that
the British liae did and the American line did
| ply with the Terms o. the treaty
Tia; information, coupled with the discovery Of n
certain red lire INA? drawn hy lie ve:y nego'ators cf
:ie orig.na! treaty, and confirming the British claim
placed the Government IL l-ii IN situation III which
! none Of their predecessors had been placed Ii WIS
! ;hfn oprn 10 them h appO'nt an";he, commission Of
sCr""y, ;?th arbitrary power CT dspnird points
Their direct reference % "rOitrloEand Ike new oyi-
dcnce would mGGe Il iiltic diiicui; TO establish
tie iiritis, CLAIM co;iaie for conventional line
virtues Of Lord Ashbarton he condemned the choice
OF him u negole,ur. Government ought TO havo
sen, man Gho would te heart soul III the BRITISH,
cause, and VINO would have no leaning 10 the oppo.
nent party. But Lord Ashhnron both British
and American citizen: mud though he had prncely pos
| srss in England, he deeply connected nth
America. Lord Ashhurtou however, proceeded 10 his
post; and he began with mistake.
The noble Lord made proposition, and described it
rs his uitmatnm. lie 'hcnchi II ought TO have been
| his ultmalnm for he ougi, not 10 have gore farther
With respect a. least 10 the territorial DIVISION. Still,
i; unusual 10 make the t:s, proposition ultima
| tnm This nat courteous, be-, rather offensive 10
tlia parties negotiated with. II The way in which
a strong newer ac-ntiated VITA the weak, conqneror
with vaugashed patty II IS saying, ''rhis is my
first ward end my ast: take ,h:s you shall have
thing. THIS wcs not consistent With national cour'c-
S.; and IL was moreover Incident party negotla
ting anxons To sho% the party who Ind employed
him. that at The end OF the ncro;,aon he had gained
something oy the manner in which he bad conducted
H. and therefore, he sometimes, even intentionally, de-
manded more than lie meant to accept, that he might
have tea.htr III his cap by being enabled gain
| ih:ng ~ the end ~ tins iaodr OF proceeding
Lord Palmerson described lord Ashhuttons con
ccssion after tbs ult,matGn c. the aiawnska settle
mcuis. sad 'TGc. Oh Territory, North al :e ST John.
daclr,rg his conviction. thai # he Ind exhibited tie
siuie tfnaess has been -lown NY tie American Mi
ns;er h. satisfied !.;al he negotiation would have
Terminated n the esaUl shment Of Tie 81 John 3 bonn
dary. Ii described how the negotiation ought 10 have
been coudGctec.
the noble Lord NIGH. have raid aBcfore we dispute
the line 1T us state tie whole of the case 10 each
o,er: do not let set ourselves up the strong
and the other AZ The weak party. | VIII conceal
thing from you. vii not have 10 The iinesse
tricks Of negotiations, bat wall tell you whore
case is strong aeak; md you will TO the same -
Tie noble Lord might hn have produced the reports
Of the British commissioners, 5nd the red line map
mh!ch Lad Teen found after tie noble Lord had departed
from tins country and which had been sent after nm
aud have sad, i:c:e case. Mr. Webster night
iovc rfcdE - tie 'm2, .iect q! The
American cou:ni,s!ousrs and have sad II have red
"e 'aP no, and yen that Il is exactly Ike yours
(.'iieor :" ami a"e"tcr.j /: that coEfse lad been
pursued he could n9. lat tn, HAT lie negotiation
wand have taken entirely different !urn.
Thea .o5i As;5g',on Should ha,e proceeded upoa
he understand ~, 'ha al 'aat England 10 &c.
in,st be oba;neG - r'sc. ss,nrs Tor considerations
! and there s-vrfai eqiyaienis which he might
have reserved ior lie arpose,-;he free navigation Of
the ST. John; the country between the Two branches OF
the Connecticut, extensively occupied by American
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