Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-23
Prom The N. " Courier d Eaquiser. Jun. 20.
Halt past sir o'clock, A. M.

TWELVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Caledonia arrived at Boston yesterday from Liver
pool. bringing Liverpool papers the 9th inst We are
indebted to Harnden Co. for paper the latest date
The Msynooih bill passed the House by Of 3i9 to
l66-majoriiy 1873.
The money market 10 represented % in healthy state
paper readily discounted q u per cent. -
The Bibernia reached Liverpool the 31ih May
cd.
The American provision market continues in a healthy
state-demand fully equal to the import, and every day
increases the popularity Of the provisions from this coun
try.
Don CaroS had abdeatsd his claims to Tho throne Of
Spain in favor Of his son.
Wilmer & Smiths Times Of the 9Th June ,.vs-
"The prvtrsoted winter and the cold sble
springons Of the cherries and unreasonable in the
memory Of that ubiquitous parsonage. the
has caused Corn Trade TO look up in of the
mercury looking down! From the country the moe, un-
favorable reports sve the low range Of temperature h..
done much mischief the opinions already advanced
that the present years grain crops will half equal
OF the last In districts advance in Corn been as
much as q, to IS quarten others not quite mueh
but in all Improvement has taken place. Kbsd harvest
or even the prospect Of il, is most dsheartening,
The amount Of human misery which ID pfoduces i, in
eslculable it dsoganzes all the operations of trades and
there is not man in businsss, Of H. who does not
IN purse or pergoRn "meal or in malt"eIperience the
consequences Of the calamity We hope for tho best and
believe that there yet sufficient time for matters TO
but tho rise Of the markets 10 the beat criterion Of tho gen.
| ersl feeling.
The Emperor Of Morocco had repudiated the treaty
which had been negotiated with francethe statement
current was that tho French official had endesvored
| overresch his Moorish Majesty.
The now SiaveTrade Convention between Great Bri-
tain and France. published in full In Trsss Of the
"a inst After stating that the Conventions OF Nov 30
1881, and March "a 1889 have attained their object lin
preventing the slave usde undsr French and English aRs
but that the odious traffic still subsists and that the said
Conventions insufficient, complete suppres
sion, the contracting parties agree articles Of which
| the following 10 the substance g.
l. France engages establish upon the Western coast
Of Afrcs from the Green Cope TO the 10 deg 30 nin Of
north latitude, naval force Of p6 crusca steam and salt
and Great Britain agrees establish upon The same part
cquafforce, and upon the OF Africa suf-
eient number OF cruisers 10 suppress efficiently the slave
trade.
o. The said forces shall act in concert and shall com
nence their opcrsons by establishing
upon all the part Of the COST comprised in the first article
IN particular upon the points where the slate trade
RED on and shall exercise oil the powers present poe
se'sed, except the restrictions contained in this Cenyon.
| ton,
The officer, OF the cruisers Of both nations shall .se,
upon tbe best means Of and shall
or eonlopy IN aey particular esse they may deem
| disut +Fi
Y Treaties cor the suppression OF the slave irsde will be
negoised with all the native princes and chiefs Of the
OF Aries, as shall appear necessary ..--
B. The treaties mentioned shall have other object than
the repression 81 the slave trade.
g. la eases where the execution Of the nsses shall re-
qure the employment Of force neither party shall have
course 70 u without consent q rhc other,
The moment the King Of the French shall be ready TO
commence opersons, he shall nonfy the Queen Of Great
Britain, snd the parties shalt make known by pub
c declaration that the Convention the point Of being
executed. In the three following months tho right Of mu
iaal sssreh established by previous ConysnorP shl
\ 10 be exercised,
=. TIE eighth article that since experienee ba,
proved that since tho dave trade often accompanied b.
deeds OF dangerous Tor the tranquility of the seal
and the safety Of the flag, sod "consdernr that N,
hss borne BY chip is pria fseis the sign OF naonsIi
Of ship this presumption will not be regarded sueen
20 prevent ~ ell proceeding H. veri6cson other
wise would expose al sgs 70 dshonoring abuses In
King them serve 10 cover prscy, the slave trade and ohe
Illicit uass" instructions founded upon the law of na-
tons and the prsocs Of msriime powers shall
BE- addressed to the commander Of squsdrons and cruiser
on the eosst Of Aries
The two powers agree 70 inlerdiot The slave trad,
within heir colonies and prevent By eli the
power their subjects from useug their flag for carrying
the slave trade With foreign nsons. engsgo in an,
| way In the slave trade. .fff u .f.s
10. Six months sfer tho dsclsudon spoken Of in Art
J, the Convention shall upDn its execution. II u
eoDeuded for ten years The former Conventions shaI
be suspended, add IN The hn year the contracting p.rc
shsl decide WHISTLER sboests modify hem; snd III
end Of 10 yess, not sgsin put in execuon they shall
be deemed sbfoRntsd. f
This Convention 10 attacked by the opposition pspers
chiefly account offs abandonment Of rekf sayeA
The Times defends by insisting that nothing has beer
changed oil essential 20 The suppression o. hs claw