Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-19
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LIAM Observation-Disclosures ADVANCE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DULL, sc.
Photographed for The Baltimore SUM-
New YoRK, Dec. 1874, p. NJ.
The new Royal Mail stes mer Canada arrive
al her wharf at9 o'clock this morning after
passage OF IS days, from Liverpool, whence Sd
sailed on The 25th ult.
Her news was brought up TO the city by III
steamer News Boy in an hour and quarter
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Nov. 25 Cor
TON: There has been good demand for cotlo
throughout The past week, and for current quail
ties there has been considerable sales, say al fror
st 10 3d., being an advance OF Id per 10. on Ii
previous weeks quotations; other qualities com
mand full rates. Ia Brazil and Sura, large bu
siness has been done a: extreme prices Esyp
lians are unchanged. The sales OF the weel
amount 10 At. $50 bales The business OF The ia,
prior 10 The steamers sailing was 5000 bales
Inc committees quotations to-day Tor fair co.loi
are as follows, viz: Bowed 81 Mobile 81; Or
leans Aid. per ID.
baEiDsrUPrs-In consequence OF the large &C
emulation Of Flour, the trade this morning /.
excessively dull In Wheat there are but few
transactions. The large supplies noted by ths
last arrival have been fully maintained TIL.
prices OF Corn Meal are steady al The last quota
lions.
RICE Sales OF Carolina at les. Cd. 10 2ls.
PROVISIONS Beet is much wanted al last quo
talions and there is an anxious inquiry. Oh
Bacon is very dull. New descriptions, jus, Ian
ded, have been sold at SO shilings, being de-
cline OF two shillings per cw,. The inquiry 70
Lard is good, chiefly Tor chandlery purposes
Cheese has recedcd two 10 three shillnss De
cwi.
,hs.s ~no Ju, irtir doing in funds Consols ST,
TO ST; Bank Stock ST. S7s 10 SOL.
FRANCE.
The affairs OF France are unchanged. Ii i.
now said thai Lamauine is prominent cdndi
daIe ior the Presidency.
The French funds rose on Thursday prior &c
the sailing OF The steamer, under The influence o
The reports that Cayaignac's election was more
probable, because The necessary mum Der OF Two
million OF votes would probably moi b. Obtained by
any one candidate, in which case The Assembly
would undoubtedly return Cavaisnac, lest The 20.
vernment should not be able To meet its engage.
menls al the commencement of the approaching
new year. Lamalline had not relnquished his
but will not solicit his election
himself, Or through his friends, but will accepl
such support as may be given him.
The discretionary movements by Inc Red
Republicans and Socialists are much feared
Marie, minister OF justice, has been summoned
TO Paris by telegraph; aud wa present in he Ma
lional Assembly to-day Lamartine was expect
ed 10 arrive al Paris On Monday, The 26th.
A number OF the members Of The National As
semhly have urged General Cavaignac 10 present
The project OF law ordering the closing Of Clubs,
bit he refuses 10 incur The odium that would be
attached 10 il.
The subject OF the June insurrection Is again
before the Assembly and produces The utmost ex-
element
The Anglo French mediation in The affairs OF
Italy, after four months diplomacy has just
reached lis elementary stage, and Brussels has
been selected as the place ior holding The Confer
ence. The whole arrangement lags on account
OF the absence OF the BRUSH Miaiser.
CONTINENTAL AFFAIRS.
The affairs Of the continent OF Europe still in
dicate the beginning OF anoIher, rather Than The
termination Of the recent catastrophe Al Vienna.
In Austria and Prussia there is al important
struggle going on between monarchy and democ-
racy, each being convinced that ths sword must
b. The only arbiler between them.
Vienna and Berlin are now ripe for renewed
efforts 10 secure constitutions and 10 restrain mo
narchical power, whilst The Kings are conceH-
traing all their available forces To crush any fur
ther attempts al insuneciion. the Prince OF
Prussia avows that if the throne must fall il
shall ta with honor. There is sIumbcrine
insufrec;ionary feeling, however, which the most
trivial occurrence may awaken with fearful en-
ergy.
AUSTRIA.
Central Europe continues in stale OF convul.
80 Al
tranquility but 10 the whole Of the Prussian pro-
vinces cities are in anlagonism to the rural dis
lricts, and unless some adjustment of the quarrel
mocrals and the Court, we see no present hope Of
the speedy termination Of trouble which is threat.
ening The whole of Germany
As We become more correctly informed OF The
recent irighliul events al Vienna, we are struck
wi h The awful crisis through which the people
have passed. The details furnished by some u
our counirymen, who were compelled TO take up
arms during the late siege and bombardment, un-
III they could escape 10 The lmperalisl army, all
prove that the Sudens and Democratic party
were perfectly reckless OF human life, and only
aimed al deiying the Imperial mandates. Mes
senhouser, the Commandant al Vienna, was sho.
on the 10Th nit. His execution is ascribed to the
tact having been proved against him lha, the per-
fiiious firing on the Imperial troops, alter peace
was agreed upon, is Attributable 10 him.
Numbers OF students and fighting men were
brought out in parties alter the afftay was over
and rulhlessly shot in the stieels. Il is needless
10 say that these executions have created a deep
sensation throughout Germany, and long lime
must elapse before al the blood which has been
she can be oblilefaled from the minds oil The
people, with the feelings OF horror il has engen-
dered.
Vast numbers OF troops have been dispatched
10 the seat oil war in Hungary. The bravery OF
Jeachch is atiesled by AL parties, and renders
il probable that he AMI his Cfoas will return a
.eribe account other exploits among the Mag
CARS.
PRUSSIA.
In Berlin a strict state of siege is maintained
and The people, in spite OF heir reluctance. have
still continue. however, in passive resistance "a
he martial law proclaimed by General Wran
GEL
Up;othe latest advices, however, no blood had
been shed. The assembly has been again and
again dispersed by order OF Wransel, but has
passed n enactment declaring he collection and
payment of all taxes illegal, as is alleged simply
with view OF stirring up the provinces into an
Breslau and other towns are ripe 10 take ur
The sword. General Wfangel has steadily fol
lowed up The disarming OF lhe Burgher Guard,
BIZ, in The mean time depuialions have been 60
ing 10 and no from Berlin 10 Posdam implorine
The King TO re,race hi. steps, 10 dissolve The Bra
ienburg ministry, and throw himself into the
arms Of the people.
On The other hand, il is feared that The King
will dissolve the Assembly, AMI, II prop,,e motu,
gran, constitution similar to that OF Belgium
which is highly liberal.
SPAIN
Letters from Lisbon stare that conspiracy was
detected which was 10 have taken pla Z IN All
Saints Day. A great number Of the disafected
were tried by court martial.
TURKEY.
Tranquility prevails throughout the Turkish
dominions. The Sultan has ordered the Impe-
rial troops stationed, in Danubian provinces 10
be maintained al his own expense.
ITALY.
Letters from Rome, dated The 9th ull announce
iosuIreclionaY movements against The Pontfcal
troops on The Austrian frontier. This explains
The sudden departure from Rome OF the Miniser
Of War for Bologna and Farrara.
The agitation Tor Italian Independence has
been revived at Florence Al NapIes. on the