Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-23
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3rriEaL Of the Caledonia.
New York May 2U.-By IIarrdsn's Express, ar
rived This morning at quarter TO FIVE, We learn the
arrival of this steamer at Boston IN fifteen days We
have our flies up the day Of sailing bul they contain
nothing Of the least interest.
Markets have not changed since the sailing OF the
Great Western.
The ne VS. by this arrival, except The history
Of ordinary events, is unmportant. The GONZALES
cence of the Queen was going on favorsbly, and II
wes e. peced that she would leave buckingham fa-
lace with her family, on the goth instant
There interesting debate IN the House OIL
Commons, May 2, on the motion OF MIR. Hume, for
expressing the satisfaction of the house at The Treaty
of Washington, and It's thanks to Lord Ashburlon for
having negotiated 1t.
| The latest news from Madrid, is 10 April oath
There had still been no change Of Ministry, and the
President of the Chamber of Deputies was not yet
chosen the House being still engaged in the veriiica-
ton of the electoral returns
In The money market there no material change
Money vas as ndant, end stocks high Three per
cent consols ninety six quarter 10 red, % l-2 to
) S; 3 l.2 per cents red, I0l SO to 3.4 red
The Paris and Rouen Railroad to be opened on
! the 3D.
The Havre Theatre was destroyed by fire on Friday
night the 2Sth ult. MIR. Fortier, the manager, who
resided in apartments attached the Theatre lost his
life
A I'd edition Of the Chronicle contains the following
extraordinary express from Paris:
"PARIs, May 2-The affairs of Seryia arranged
The Divan has conceded all the demands of Russa.-
Prince Georgewitch to abdicate his councillors and
Kam 10 quit Servia, and election to take place
probably favor of Prince Miosch.
"An attempt made at Milan to assassinate the
Viceroy, which failed.
| THE CHaRrIsr TRIAL,-O' Conner and the other
charliss tried the late Lancaster Ass!zes together
with White, who was tried at Warwick, and Cooper,
no was tried at Stafford received notice appear
at the Queens bench on Thursday, May A. to receive
| judgment.
| HOUSE OF Commons, May 3.-The House met at 4
o'clock, when good number Of petitions present
against the educational clauses CT the new factory
BILL and the Corn Laws. The house, at its rising
would adjourn until Friday in honor of the Duke Of
SUISSE s funeral.
In reply TO Mr. Borlhwck, Sir r. Peel stated that
there intention on the part of either England
France to place unnecessary restraint Dan Carlos
but, at the same Time, they thought that no unqualified
Liberation OF the prince would interfere with the tran
quy of Spain.
MIR Hume srd that, Disappearing the warl,ke policy
of Lord Pamerston, he Iious record his dis
sent from the opinions expressed by him, and he went
into examination Of the question Of boundary, and Of
the other topics of the treaty, The motion was Sc
condcd by DR.. Bowrng, and opposed by Sir C. Napier
Captain Berkey, and Mr.. V Smith SIR c. Napier
moved, by way Of amendment, that the House should
adjourn He founded his objection chiefly on the
in which the treaty left the question of the right of
Rhine visitation The motion was supported by Mr.
Butler, Lord Stanley and SIR Robert Peel, and opposed
| by Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston The ad
journment was negatved yeas 1885, nays 240, and the
motion carried, yeas 23o, nays 50
| MASSACRE OF THE GovrRSoR OF THE MAReuEsAs
| ISLANDS AND SUITE.-We regret TO state, that very
meancholy intelligence hes just been brought 10 this
country from the French settlement in the Pacific,
by merchant vessel, the Sarah Ann schooner, which
eit Otaheile the 23j of October Ii appears that
the French Governor OF the Ma.quesas with fourteen
attendants, had been visit 10 the native King,
Ncahevar, where they had been Hospitality entertain
ed and suspecting no danger, they iet his residence
TO return To the French station, without probably,
taking proper precautions against the sachery Of the
natives. They were attacked on The way, and the
Governor and fourteen persons were killed. This un
fortunate proves the unfriendly disposition Of the
natives, but what will it avail them: The French Go.
vernment will instantly send cut sufficient force to
crush all opposition.
IsrRovEMESr is SuIpPISG.--ll is only short time
snce our docks had unusual number of vessels a,
whose mast heads broom was fixed, denoIlng them
on SALE but within the last week this sign of depress
ed times has rapidly decreased that there are now
scarcely dozen vessels advertised for sale: the others
having either been advan,a geouly chartered or Solo
From this we may contemplate speedy increase II
the demand for export goods.-Liserpoot STANDARD
The amount OF specie ny the Caleuoh'a, eh'e'ee
the Custom House, IS S9o9,56l
| LIVERPOOL CoTToE MARRLT.-The Trade have con
timed to purchase fair quantity OF cotton daily, since
the deparure of the Great Western the accumulate
;np stocks however, have had the effect OF impart-
inv dull tone TO the market, and the demand has
been very freely met more especially cs regarded the
common qualities Of American. All descriptions above
fair are erarce and very firm in value and in prices
altogether have no change To report The state o.
tho manufacturing districts is encouraging; many cir
cnmstances induce expectation of a continued i'm
uroyeent in the trade generally and the consumption
al Gotten continues greatly on the increase. The sales
imports, &c will not be made up ~ the brokers until
four last days, will not fall short Of 1890 bales. 1000
h, les have met with buyers today, including $500 on
sneculat,on and 500 for export Upland, inf 3 , i'd.
mid 4, fair -, good fair 5, good and choice 3.s
n. o. inf 334. Gnf. Tenn. 3 l2) mid. le, fan
d 3 &, good fair 5 2, good 2. very choice : 2
Mobile, mi. 3 4, mid 4, fair 9, good fair 5. good
and prime & 4; S std LEAF, inf. g. mid
o, fair and clean, TO- good clean and rather fine
| 10 r. fine and clean - 2Id.
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