Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-07
BY Last Evenings Mail.
(Erons The N. Y. Herald, April 5.)
ARRIVAL OF THE
SILVIE DE GRASSE.

T.co Days Later from Continental Europe.
The fine packet ship sivie de Grasse, Capt.
Rich arrived yesterday morning from Havre,
whence she sailed on the 5,h ult.
Wearc indebted 10 the kindness and prompt.
ness OF Capt. R. for Paris papers of the 4,h and
Havre OF the 9Th ult., inclusive.
There is no news of importance.
The packet ship Duchess d'Orleans, hence, ar
rived al Havre on the 4th plt She carried out
the intelligence Of the passage OF the Oregon no.
lice resolutions in the House Of Representatives.
The Paris money market was easier and more
animated on the 4;h nit.
The Chamber of Deputies continued, on The
Sd ult, the discussion on the internal navigation
bill. The article granting 600 900 fr. TOR the i'm
provement of that part of the Seine that runs
through Paris, was adopted.
The adyices from Madrid are of the 25th OF
February. II is said that there has been rup-
lure in the negotiation Tor the marriage OF Count
de Trapani 10 the Queen Of Spain.
The Madrid Heraldo gives letter from Man
resa, Of the 18th, stating that poliiica! conspi-
racy had just been discovered there, and efteclual-
ly suppressed.
The Spanish funds were little higher. The
Three Per Gents are quoted at 81 for the &C
count There was no quotation OF the Five Per
Gents.
Anlimpnrtan reduction in The duty on salt des-
tined Tor agricultural uses, has been made IN the
French Tariff, which exciles much attention, and
will give great activity TO The importation oil lha'
article.
Another terrible railroad accident has hap
pened in France, on The line between ST. Etienne
and Lyons A conclusion took place between
| two locomotives which me, BY mistake in The
departure. There were twelve wagons attached
TO one locomotive. Six were smashed TO pieces
in an instant, as well as both the locomotives
Eight persons were killed en- The spot, among
| whom were two women and child. Ten were
wounded fatally and twenty badly. This catas-
! rophe caused great excitement throughout the
country, equalling amos, the famous Versaillcs
disaster.
Marshal Bugeaud is said at last 10 have lost
favor al court, owing TO the bad management and
fatal results oil the Algerian war. The rumor Is
revived olihe Duke de Aumale going out 10 Al
geria with The title OF Viceroy.
The Notifications Of Paris are now completely
finished. The losses and rampars are being
sowed With grass seed Six years have been spent
in this gigantic work.
A letter from Adrianople states that a part OF
the town OF Phillipopolis was burned down on the
18th ult The details are not given, but $500
houses are said 10 be destroyed.
We iCoU III al 1aiSicIo iSRCi Va tn- ~olus
terday, Gen. de Bar reviewed the National Guard,
to the number Of from 1900 10 1900. IF this
number 1900 have been formed into movable
column and ordered 10 hold themselves in readi-
ness to march when called upon. They were
afterwards reviewed 5y Marshal Bueeaud. II is
not expected that this lorce will aver have to go
farther than the Maison Carree.'
|, is stated in letter from Dilemma Ghazao-
nat, tina, the column of Gen. Cavaignac in its re-
cent march, passed The spot where Col. Montag-
mac and his column were slaughtered, and found
there the bones Of the victims.
HAyRE CoTToN MARKET, March 4.-The fol-
lowing we're the sales to-day: So bales N. O.,
III; IA do. Georgia, OF; % do do. 66f. Soc
Sales OF cotton were effected to-day TO the anount Of
IT'S bales. The packet "Dnchess Of Orleans"
which is reported in The Roads, arriving from ~
York, after short passage oil l6 days, has put
stop 10 all sales, as every body is anxious 10
hear wha, has happened in the United States.
The market will resume a greater or less degree
of activity according 10 the tenor Of the cores
pondence brought by her.