Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09
EOPEIGN INTELLIGENCE
From The n. Y. Herald Ct Satufea3.
SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM hcho' :
IOWA, az THE STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA.

f,x dates 10 the 3iiasl, bo h inclusive, a~nchore1
off Bosom Light on Thursday might, al haii pas'
ssven O'Clock. She was boarded by oar agents
and her 9 brou.htlo Boe;13, wheie u was 'e-
ceiyed al halt past iweIve oc!ocE. Attaise'
men,s had been made 10 immediately express '"e
news 10 this city, but owing 10 me raging size,
storm il was deemed more prudent 10 depend
upon the Long Island Railroad. or express
,ne.senee. lelt Bosom yesterday IN Inc regular
,rs;n and we This morning give the news ex-
clusively. %.
Among The passengers in The Cambria, IS FRO
tessor M,rSe. the inventor OF the Electro Mag
netic Telegraph, who is The bearer OF very I'M
porran, dispatches 10 Government from tae
Unit d States Legations in Prussia, Belgium
and England. Mr.. Morse has IN charge the
ratified Geoip between Bavaria and The ! nited
States, transmitted BY Henry Wheaton, United
States Minister at Berlin, and also tie proposed
commercial treaty between Belgium aud the
United States. He has also dispatches Tor me
Department OF Stale, and for The postmaster ue-
neral from Louis McLane, United States Minis
Ter 10 England.
Rufus PRIME, Esq, Of New York, is also a pas.
senyer 10 the Cambria, and bearer ii tespatche.
from The United States Legation in Paris 10 The
Department of Stale.
The Cambria, on Wednesday last, boarded and
exchanged papers with steamship Britannia, from
Boston, (2nd inst.,) for Liverpool.
The corn market continues 10 rise, and the
averages 10 ial!. The iarer now stand Tor the
week al rs; but The belief is gaining ground,
tina, before the end o! The year, with The advanc-
ing market, corn will be admitted al The loves
duty-a shilling per quarter.
The produce markets remain in a ~io!erably
healthy condition.
The cotton market pariakes of the depression
into which every description Of business IS for a
time plunged. There is very little doing, although
as compared with the inactivity Of the previous
fortnight, Inc market wears symptoms OF ANNA
lion.
The American Provision trade does no, pre-
sent much activity.
American wool appears 10 command mrcn al
tenlion.
Trade in the manufacturing districts IS down.
Steamship Great Britain, from New YORK,
(Oc,. 23th) arrived at Liverpool l7th ok.
Marshal Soult. Minister Of war, mas resigned
Gen. 81 You had been appointed his successor.
Meetings have been held in Ireland. 10 take
into consideration the state Of the potato crop o.
hi. country, and resolutions We're passed, aud
submitted 10 Sir r. Peel, asking for the opening OIL
The ports, 10 stop the tistiilation OF gain, and tie
granting of a loan oil a million and q hali, 10 sup
ply their present necessities.
On Thursday week, the Bank Of England
raised the rates OF discount TO 81 per centnm; a
movement which had a tendency TO arrest all
further speculation 10 railway stock and on
THURSDAY las, il was believed that he Bank in
tended 10 raise the discount s:ill higher; BIZ, the
meeting passed of Wiihou. anY intinations OF The
kind. The value Of money is higher in every
point OF view.
The cloth markets al Leeds and Hudiersheid
are not in such a healthy state as when last re.
ported; few goods are now changing hands al the
latter named place, but the price Of both goods
and wool remain steady. The report from Brad
ford states, that the business transacted there -
bu, limited manufacturers ale acting with eX-
irene caution, and reducing the quantity hroush.
10 market. In the lannel market Al Rochdale The
demand is becoming less, and prices are movlns
downward. The Manchester trade Is in a rather
unfavorable POSITION prices are much lower. and
the demand exceedingly limited, 80 that lew sales
have lalierly been effected.
The King OF the Belgians has been opening
the Chambers in a speech which makes mention
Of a commercial treaty with the United States;
but the details OF The treaty have no, appeared
The state OF the potato crop, an! The suffering
which, il is feared, the Beisians will endure in
consequence, are 10 be provided for, tis Hing
suggests, BY employing the poor on public works.
The accounts tom Algeria show that The
French are still busy making The mos, ample pre-
parations for The sublugation Of The inhabitants.
A rumor from Russia, which has o5,aiaed 1t.
lie credit, states that Nicholas intends 10 abdicate
10 favor of his successor, and that when he lei;
ST. Petersburg for l.aly, this had been resolved
upon.
The new tariff Of lh- Zollvrrein has been pub
lished, but has excited little attention in England.
As regards the U. States, the increased duties
will not affect the importations. The transit du-
ties on Cotton have, it will be seen, been reduced
BY the Hanoverian States.
FRANCE.
We have received Paris dates 10 November
18th.
After considerable delay, the resignation Of
the Ministry Of War By Soult has been finally
accepted, a royal ordinance having been publish
ed on Tuesday announcing il. The ordinance
expressed "the very great regret" Of The King al
the resignation; but it retained The services OF the
old marshal as President Of the Council. Gen.
Saint You has been appointed his successor in the
Ministry Of War. Gen. Schramin and other ge-
nerals have been talked Of but raTious reasons
caused them all 10 be set aside, and Saint You
chosen. He is not much known; but j. mol a
bad soldier, The wasa colonel al Waterloo, nor
is he without administrative talens; and hs has
had considerable experience in business in an
eminent post ia The War Department. lie will
do very well in the situation, until Marshal Blu.
geaud shall think the pear ripe enough 10 be ga
lhered Tor himself. Marshal Soult, as intima;ej,
still retains The Presidency Of The Council, which
is the same a the Prime Minister in your coun-
try; but he will no, take a more active part in
the Ministry than he has been accustomed 10 do.
Guizot. the Minister for Foreign Affairs, has al
ways been the virtual chic. of the Cabinet, and
under Louis Philippe, welded all the power Of
the Government. He will, Of course, continue
TO do so.
IL appears, from a export of the Minister OF
Marine, that the total loss of the late conlagra-
ton al Tociun was about 8, les, 600 francs.
The cutting Of the Isthmus OF Panama being
a iayorlle prolec, in this county, the news om
the United States OF the discovery, by Captain
klause, that the Amazon River is naviga5le, has
excited considerable curiosity. But il appeaisl 10
be thought. that the great distance by The river,
and the difficulty which must needs exist in navi-
eating il, render he discovery OF no great value
al all events, that il, will no, render The proposed
canal through the Is,hnuS unnecessary.
ITALY.
MILAN, Nov. Sit appears that the spiri, o.
insarrection is not dead among US. There have
been other attempts al outbreaks in the Papa
States, but they have been suppressed. |, is as
serted that the Governments Of the ConlineE
have represented 10 the Pope The necessity 0
adopting a milder rule over his subjects.
RUSSIA.
ST.. PETEasBuRoH, Nov. 4-The lates, new
from the Caucasus is OF a more favorable cha
rac,er than had previously been received. Th'
Emperor is in Italy, with his wife and daughter
and during his absence nothing Of importance
can be transacted.
GERMANY.
We have received dates from Berlin 10 Nov. s
The King has refused To sanction a society es
tablished for rendering assistance 10 the wo,kip:
classes. Our Government formally declares tina
IT does not regard the recent decisions Of the Zull
verein as..dehniiive, and that it will take measure
TO have notifications made hereafter. Il! has al
ready taken some steps for that object. Thi
precise ground OF its dissatisfaction is no, stated
bu, probably it is annoyed at the duties moi hav
ing been reduced. Deputies from various Stale.
are now in the city. On the 9Th OF November
the new Tariff Of the Zol.verein was published
II would occupy too much OF your space Il
translate ii, or even 10 cite the articles peculiarl,
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